Redis is a networked data structure server that provides fast, simple access to various data types like Strings, Lists, Sets, Sorted Sets and Hashes. It uses an abstract data type interface where operations take a key as the first parameter and match the type of object stored. For example, list operations like LPUSH take a key and value, and the LRANGE operation takes a key and range to return elements in a list. Redis supports multiple programming language clients and can be used for tasks like leader boards, shopping carts and user profiles.
1) The MSU PRSSA chapter meeting announcement summarized upcoming speakers, events, and opportunities for students.
2) Key events included a launch party for Hubbell Connections, a bone marrow registration drive, and FRIB Frenzy day promoting a new facility on campus.
3) Students were also reminded of application deadlines for Bateman team interviews and PR internships with Martin Waymire and the Edelman public relations firm.
Redis is a networked data structure server that provides fast, simple access to various data types like Strings, Lists, Sets, Sorted Sets and Hashes. It uses an abstract data type interface where operations take a key as the first parameter and match the type of object stored. For example, list operations like LPUSH take a key and value, and the LRANGE operation takes a key and range to return elements in a list. Redis supports multiple programming language clients and can be used for tasks like leader boards, shopping carts and user profiles.
1) The MSU PRSSA chapter meeting announcement summarized upcoming speakers, events, and opportunities for students.
2) Key events included a launch party for Hubbell Connections, a bone marrow registration drive, and FRIB Frenzy day promoting a new facility on campus.
3) Students were also reminded of application deadlines for Bateman team interviews and PR internships with Martin Waymire and the Edelman public relations firm.
A Shallow Survey of Alternative Languages on the JVMCharles Anderson
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This document surveys alternative languages that run on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), including ported languages like JRuby and new languages like Groovy and Scala. It discusses why developers use these languages, noting they provide access to powerful Java platforms and libraries while allowing programming in more modern languages. Issues like performance and compatibility challenges are also outlined. Examples of code in several languages are provided.
The document provides trivia questions and answers about movies, authors, rivers, sporting brands, and famous siblings. It contains 6 sets of 5 questions each with multiple choice or short answer responses. The format includes questions on movie remakes, Indian authors, rivers, sporting brands, and famous sibling groups like the Amritraj brothers, Polgar sisters, and Castro brothers.