
You are missing trading opportunities:
- Free trading apps
- Over 8,000 signals for copying
- Economic news for exploring financial markets
Registration
Log in
You agree to website policy and terms of use
If you do not have an account, please register
The terminology is unfortunate in my opinion.
The engine is the mechanics. The core is the data warehouse.
The second meaning of Engine is a plug-in. It is a separate program that connects to another program and communicates with it via a communication channel.
The engine is the mechanics. The core is the data warehouse.
So, by your logic, the core of the car is the petrol tank.
The core of the car is the car itself without the engine part. The engine is the engine, gearbox, axles and wheels.
The car itself, without the engine, is the core of the cart))
The core of the car is the car itself without the engine part. The engine is the motor, gearbox, axles and wheels.
That's what I'm saying, unfortunate terminology that confuses. The core, as most people understand it, is what's primary and inside. What you have is secondary and outside.
Both the engine and the kernel are of equal importance. One does not work without the other.
And the kernel is inside. In memory.
Both the engine and the kernel are of equal importance. One does not work without the other.
This is a very poorly readable representation of the information. It is better to work with such data fully automatically. Automatic creation (visual editor), use, edit. Be sure to make a visual editor!
I mean the terminology, not the technology.
I think the term "engine" is much clearer than "virtual machine". I, for example, don't understand what it is.
And engine is slang for sure, but it's pretty self-explanatory. The code that interacts with the core (the main data table) and implements the "life" of objects.
But, all these terms are conventional and serve the simplest description of its essence.
Be sure to do a visual editor!
Why did you say that? Now Peter will read it and decide to do it. He'll go back into hiding for a few years.