What Does "Cudi" Mean in Brazilian Portuguese? (if Anything)

There is no such a word in Brazilian Portuguese, but I sense you might be trying to say either cuide, which means literally u201ccare for, take care, look afteru201d (imperative mood), but is also used very often (at least here in the region where I live) in the sense of u201churry up, make haste, get it going, quicku201d or u201cwatch outu201d (usually as an interjection).Other than that, I think you might have heard cadu00ea or maybe its less frequent but still used variants quede or quedu00ea (very much in popular usage in the Northeast of Brazil to this day), all of them meaning u201cwhere isu2026u201d (e.g.

Cadu00ea minha camiseta? and Onde estu00e1 minha camiseta? mean exactly the same, Where is my t-shirt?

, but the latter corresponds literally to English: where/onde is/estu00e1). In case youu2019re wondering which of those words you might have heard, Iu2019ll include their various possible pronunciations transliterated in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) below:Cuide - kujdi or kujdu0292i, sometimes kujd or kujdu0292Cadu00ea - kau02c8de or ku0250u02c8deQuedu00ea/quede - keu02c8de, kedi or kedu0292i, sometimes ked or kedu0292

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If I just introduce myself to a stranger will they think I'm weird?

Some may think itu2019s unusual, and some people might not mind at all.

It all depends on where you are located. For example, Iu2019m from New York and no offense to my fellow New Yorkers but, we tend to be a little u201con edgeu201d most of the time and many people chose to simply mind their own business. So, if you introduce yourself to a stanger in New York or another place with a similar u201cmind your own businessu201d vibe, then I would think they would see it as weird since most people their donu2019t tend to be very friendly and/or welcoming.

Especially in the city. However, if you are in a place located in the west or south, like Texas, California, Florida, etc. Then people may not see you introducing yourself to them as weird because people tend to be more friendly and welcoming there.

It all depends on the vibe of the location. Then again, you also have to keep in mind that peopleu2019s moods change throughout the day, so itu2019s not entirely based on your location. Somebody from Florida could be having a really bad day and might come off as u201con edgeu201d, and someone from New York who is having a great day may come off as more friendly and welcoming

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What are Albanian women like?

The short answer is that each woman is an individual and among any ethnic group and people there will be a multitude of personalities, qualities, and quirks from individual to individual. Albanian women are no different in this regard, and should be viewed on an individual basis.I have been to Albania and although I don't seek out dates since I prefer to experience the culture and history, I did approach some Albanian women and even went out socially with a couple of them while there.

My impression is that Albanian women are generally friendly, but to me that's more cultural than a trait of Albanian women specifically. Albanians generally are friendly period. And yes, despite the clich getting old, I did view so many Albanian women as beautiful because of their features.

Everyone has their preferences though.One other observation I will make is the extent to which some Albanian women extol the latest Western fashions and glamour, including make-up and the like. But that is not only Albanian women, but throughout the Balkans and also Eastern Europe.

Its a side-effect of those escaping the shadows of Communism now discovering a consumer free-for-all. The "grass" is viewed as "greener" on the other side, although I wish Albanians generally would keep firm to their own rich cultural traditions and heritage rather than looking outward.

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Who wrote the first computer program?

The problem with your deceptively simple question is one of definitions. You are likely to get a huge variety of answers. I am going to give you one of the standard ones: Lady Ada Lovelace (https://en.

wikipedia. org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace)There will be others who disagree with my answer, though. For a start, she never had a working piece of hardware (a digital mechanical computer) on which to test her software for bugs.

There is also some people who question how much of her writings were originated by her. There are some people, therefore, who will give you names of later people, programming later successful digital electronic computers. In general, of course, *all* designers of digital electronic computer would have had to have dabbled in writing programs for their designs.

In the other direction, there are some people who would say that Lady Ada was predated by examples of pre-programming in ancient Greece (https://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Automaton#Ancient).

These devices, where real, were not general purpose computers, but still needed to have programs prepared for them. So, they are excluded since you ask for "the first computer program", but might not have been if you had just asked for "the first program".The above post expresses the author's personal opinion, not those of his employer.

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How should one prepare for a Google interview when he/she has programming experience in C language only?

You should learn Java or C. At Google, there's an assumption that if you're good enough to work at Google, you should be good enough to learn a new language quickly.

The candidate's choice of language on algorithmic questions is not very important. It's nice to program in a language that has good standard libraries, but for the purposes of an interview problem, you could in many situations get away with saying "I'm going to assume I have a library for a hash map whose interface looks like this", as long as you clearly communicate the interface to the interviewer. My real concern would be twofold.

First, it will be difficult for anyone to be convinced that you can write good object-oriented code if you don't demonstrate strong competency in at least one OO language. Second, the fact that you only have deep knowledge of one programming language is a bit of a red flag. It raises "does this person not like trying new things?

" and "this person must not have a lot of experience programming" concerns in my mind. I recommend you learn at least one of Java or C by building something. I often think that object-oriented languages are a good fit for games or simulations*, but you should pick something of real interest to you.

* Simula, the first OO language, was invented for creating agent-based simulations.

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What does it mean when the Python function returns none?

There are no inherently implied semantics attached to None-returning functions.

In other words, it means whatever you want it to mean.In Python, interpreted and dynamically typed as it is, functions don't have return types. There is no type checker to enforce that a function returns a value of a given type, or that it doesn't return anything, if it is declared as such.

So, any Python function may return a value, or it may not - it's up to the implicit contract it establishes with its clients, but that is only checked at runtime.In C/C/C#/Java - a "void" function mustn't return anything and it is a compile-time error to assign an expression which consists of a function call to such a function to, say, a variable. In Python, even if a function doesn't return anything, it is still legal to assign its "return value" to a variable, and that value will be None, if nothing else.

As I said, None, returned from a function, can indicate a Null Object, or it may signal that the function doesn't really return anything. In the latter case, you may think of it as if the language injects a "return None" at the end of each function from which you do not explicitly return a value.

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What is it like to marry an Albanian man as a foreigner?

It is challenging but rewarding . Marrying outside of your culture is going more of a challenge.Albanian men from my experience are hard working, very moral and like to be the head of the house, make the decisions and avoid any domestic responsibilities.

The Albanian women seem to treat their men like kings and serve them like children. As a British woman I have found this hard to live up to! But i offer my own benefits.

I earn plenty of money, have travelled the world and can support him with navigating a Western world. So we are equal with what we provide for our family. My husband makes most of the decisions within our family including the finances and what we are striving towards.

He is sensible and ambitious and has more drive then myself. I support him.My inlaws have always been welcoming of me and are happy we married.

From my understanding they wanted him to find a wife of the same age, the same ethnicity, who had not been previously married and had no children. I met the wants of the family but if i did not I do not believe he would have married me even if he loved me.I feel an Albanian husband is a good choice for me and he has certainly made sure that we are doing well with our life together and achievements as a family.

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What are some differences between the words "vera", "fakta", "u011dusta", "korekta" kaj "reala" in Esperanto?

There is some overlap, just as with the English words u201ctrueu201d, u201cfactualu201d, u201crightu201d, u201ccorrectu201d and u201crealu201d. The best way to illustrate some differences is probably by giving examples.

Vera can be used to indicate that a statement is true or that someone or something is the real thing: veraj vortoj (true words), vera heroo (a true hero). Fakta can be used to emphasize that something is real, often despite appearances: la fakta estro (the real boss), la fakta problemo (the real problem).u011custa can be used for things that are morally right or to indicate that something is right for its purpose: la u011dusta puno (the right punishment), la u011dusta alto (the right height).

Korekta can be used to indicate the absence of errors: korekta respondo (a correct answer), korektaj mezuradoj (correct measurements). Reala can be used in contrast with things that are thought to be imaginary or mistaken for something else: realaj korpuskloj (real particles), la reala situacio (the real situation).But as I said, there is some overlap, and especially vera and u011dusta have rather broad meanings.

The best way for a student to learn the proper way of using such words, as in any language, is to look at usage examples in a good dictionary.