New Element / NEDESIGNS Video-game fansite and online community dedicated to RollerCoaster Tycoon (1999) and RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 (2002), which are simulation games about building a theme park.
Plain Text Definition A piece of data in the computer, such as a file, that encodes a text as a simple sequence of characters.
Return Key Definition Name of a key of the computer keyboard: the Enter key found in the alphanumeric area.
Sprite An image in a game that moves and changes, that has animation, specially in the context of 2D games. Sprites are usually images of characters, enemies, monsters, spells, and other effects.
How to Pass All Terminal Arguments to Another Program in Bash In Bash, we can use $@ to quickly pass all arguments we received in one script to another script or program.
How to Convert an Image from PNG to JPG or WebP in Memory using Python / Pillow How to convert image formats in memory using Python / Pillow (PIL).
How to Print All Terminal Arguments using Bash Tutorial: learn how to write a Bash script to print all arguments passed to a script file via terminal in Linux.
Backward Slash Character Character of text typically used in text codes for addresses, used to separate elements in a path, and as a escape character in various programming languages.
Whitespace Unvisible characters of text, such as the space character, the tab character, carriage return characters, and new line characters.
Space Character Character of text typed by pressing the spacebar that simply adds an empty space to a line of text. It doesn't have a glyph that gets drawn in its place like other characters have.
Dash Character The dash (-), also called hyphen, or minus sign, is a character commonly found in text codes, specially as a substitute for the space character ( ) in contexts where spaces can't be used.
What Read, Write, and Execute Permissions Mean on Linux On Linux, read, write, and execute have different meanings depending on whether they're permissions of a file or of a directory (a folder). In this article, we'll take a look at how they work.