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How to autotrain Intellicode completions in Visual Studio?
To enable automatic model training for IntelliCode completions for your code in Visual Studio, follow these steps: Open the solution or repository folder in Visual Studio.
How to loop and merge in Qualtrics survey?
In the Survey tab, click Block Options for the block you want to repeat and select Loop & Merge. Click Turn On Loop & Merge. Once Loop & Merge is turned on, you can specify how your block of questions will be repeated. Choose to loop based on questions, numbers, or predetermined fields.
How does recursion work inside a for loop?
Just because the function happens to be a recursive call, it works the same as any function you call within a loop. The new recursive call starts its for loop and again, pauses while calling the functions again, and so on. For recursion, it’s helpful to picture the call stack structure in your mind.
How to retrieve the slug of current page in WordPress?
It’s also secure and doesn’t leave internal data floating around in the global scope where it can be overridden like most stuff in WordPress does. This is the function to use when wanting to retrieve the slug outside of the loop. Answer found here: How to Retrieve the Slug of Current Page in WordPress?
Can a post be used outside of the loop?
$post can be used, but it can be unreliable as any custom query or custom code can change the value of $post, so it should be avoided outside of the loop.
Where is the slug of the current page stored?
As per other answers, slug is stored in the post_name property. While it could be accessed directly, I prefer the (underused) get_post_field () function for accessing post properties which have no proper API for them. It requires post provided explicitly and doesn’t default to the current one, so in full for the current post it would be: