Tags used in Q&A

Use this tag for questions about MySQL database system. MySQL is a free, open source Relational Database Management ...

Use this tag for questions concerning use of the C programming language and for questions containing code in the C ...

Use for questions about HyperText Markup Language, the main markup language for creating web pages. Typically this should ...

Use for questions regarding programming in ECMAScript (JavaScript/JS) and its various implementations. This should be ...

Use for questions about the PHP language, a server-side web development scripting language.

For questions when using Google Sheets programmatically. Other tags should be added if relevant (e.g. ...

Use this tag for questions concerning the use of the C++ programming language and for questions containing code in the ...

Use for questions dealing with C# ( a high level, statically typed, multi-paradigm programming language developed by ...

Use for questions about Java, a high-level programming language. Consider tagging the question with more specific tags ...

Use for questions about the Python programming language. Python is a multi-paradigm, dynamically typed, multipurpose ...

For questions about using formula inside Google Sheets. Also, tag with [google-sheets].

Use for questions dealing with a finite sequence of symbols (characters), commonly used for text.

For questions about LibreOffice Suite's spreadsheet application.

Use for questions about programming on Linux (e.g. about the Linux specific behavior of some code).

For questions that ask about the benefits of using a certain style, framework, etc. (possibly over others), ask about ...

Use for questions about one or multiple Structured Query Language (SQL) flavours. In order to get the most helpful answer ...

Use for questions about ASP.NET Core framework. ASP.NET Core is a lean, composable, open-source, and cross-platform ...

Use this tag for questions concerning use of regular expressions (AKA "regex" or "RegExp"). It's highly recommended to ...

Use for questions about programming with Microsoft Excel. It should be combined with tags for VBA, VSTO, C#, VB.NET, ...

Use for questions about Git, an open-source distributed version control system (DVCS). The topics should include git ...

For questions dealing with the .NET Core version of Entity Framework, an ORM developed by Microsoft.

For questions about programming terms usage and their meaning.

Use this tag for questions about code written in Rust.

Use for questions dealing with the security aspects of the programming (e.g. attacks against software). Always add tags ...

For questions about web forms (or similar native forms) that collect information from a user.

For questions about databases in general. A database is an organized collection of data. It is the collection of schemas, ...

Use for questions about Microsoft SQL Server RDBMS. Use this tag for all SQL Server editions including Compact, Express, ...

Use for questions that are specifically dealing with particular features of ASP.NET Core 3.1. Consider also including ...

Use for questions about programming in Angular (aka Angular 2+), the Web framework created by Google. If the question ...

Use for questions about a spreadsheets technique that formats the cells of a table depending on the cells' values or ...

Use for questions dealing with functions. Functions (or methods, routines, subroutines) are portions of code that ...

Tag questions about formula usage in LibreOffice. Consider adding [libreoffice-calc] tag.

Use for questions about JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), a textual data interchange format. Please ensure that all ...

For questions about making the application more accessible to all persons, including people with disabilities such as ...

Use for questions about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), a style sheet language used for describing the look and formatting ...

For questions about the time at which an event is recorded by a computer system (e.g. database records creation or ...

For questions about Ruby, a multi-platform open-source, dynamic object-oriented interpreted language.

DO NOT use this tag. Instead please use a more specific one such as [google-sheets]

For questions about data entered by the user (i.e. user input)

For questions related to measuring or improving code efficiency. Make sure that the post clearly specifies the indicators ...

For questions about Android, Google's mobile operating system.

Use for questions about scripts written for the Bash command shell.

For questions related to designing algorithms (clearly defined steps that provide an abstract solution to a problem).

Use for questions about text type or generally when dealing with sequences of characters.

For questions dealing with checking (input) data to fit the required specifications.

For questions about sending or receive email messages using code.

Use for questions about programming in .NET framework. For .NET Core programming, use [.net-core].

Use for questions about database objects that encapsulate SQL code.

A tag used for questions about OpenOffice's spreadsheet application.

Use for questions related to Microsoft's Language Integrated Query that adds data querying capabilities. Based on the ...

For questions about programming with Go, a language started at Google.

For programming related posts that refer to concepts that are not specific to a single programming language (language ...

For questions dealing with the structure, syntax, or output of a Microsoft Excel formula.

For questions about using Google Query Language, an engine provided by the Google Visualization API.

For questions dealing with data format (e.g. text formatting, content format, file formats). TRY to avoid using it and ...

For questions about arrays, an ordered linear data structure consisting of a collection of elements identified by one or ...

For questions about (database) migrations, a feature of Entity Framework that provides a mechanism for detecting changes ...

For questions about joining two or more elements into a single element/structure. Consider using [string-concatenation] ...

For questions about the general aspects of world wide web. Avoid using this tag, as questions should be more specific.

DO NOT use this tag. Instead, tag with a more specific tag such as [excel-formula] or [google-sheets-formula].

For questions about Ruby on Rails, an open-source full-stack web application framework written in Ruby

For questions related to defining and maintaining the high-level structure of a solution.

For questions about Windows Presentation Foundation, a framework for rendering user interfaces in Windows-based ...

For questions related to using the GNU Compiler Collection (compiler for C, C++, Go and others).

The unpredictable outcome of compiling or executing a program caused by breaking a language rule that is not enforced at ...

For questions about developing with .NET Core, an open-source successor of the .NET Framework. If relevant, also add the ...

For questions about MediaWiki, a free software wiki package written in PHP.

For questions about programming using the Java UI toolkit (javax.swing).

Use for questions about programming on the Windows operating system. Consider adding a specific version (e.g. 7, 10, ...

Use for questions about errors appeared during the compilation phase (e.g. syntax, semantic errors).

For questions about using the Model-View-ViewModel design pattern, used for implementing user interfaces that separate ...

Use for questions about threads or multi-threading. A multithreaded computer or program is able to perform work ...

For questions dealing with non-blocking messages emitted by a compiler when it finds potential problems in code or ...

For questions about design patterns, reusable solutions to commonly occurring problems in software design / development.

Use for questions dealing with a data type that "points to" another value stored in memory. DO NOT use when talking about ...

For questions dealing with git-branch command usage (use for managing branches).

For questions about a GUI element that typically allows a binary selection (may also be a tri-state checkbox if it ...

For questions related to programming applications deployed on Apache HTTP Server.

For questions about the process of providing or checking the identity of a person or application.

For questions about issuing HTTP requests, that is messages within a request/response sequence, according to HTTP ...

For questions related to features and configuration of Visual Studio directly related to programming using Visual Studio.

Tag questions about Microsoft Build Engine, a build platform for managed code and was part of .NET Framework.

Use for programming questions related to interactions with the Domain Name System (DNS).

About questions related to working with data structures, ways of organizing data that provides better performance when ...

For questions about Nannou, an open-source creative-coding framework for Rust.

For questions about URLs, Uniform Resource Locators that represent a universal system of identifiers on the web.

Use for questions related to Keras neural network library, that provides a high-level API in Python and R.

For questions about constructors, special functions/routins called at the creation of an object.

For questions about impersonation, a process that uses another security context or identity during execution.

For questions about the observable consequences of calling a program on some input.

Use for questions dealing with documentation generation. Also, add relevant language tags.

For questions about programming with PostgreSQL, an open-source, cross-platform relational database management system.

For questions related to the design of various aspects of a programming language.

Use for questions related to combining two or multiple sets of data. Try to AVOID this tag and use a more specific one ...

For questions about removing objects in various contexts. Please avoid using this tag, as it is too vague.

Use for questions dealing with measuring and improving query performance (duration, CPU and I/O resources).