Dev & startup terminologies | Noun
similar to Rule 34. If it exists, there probably is a library for it. Libraries are collections of pre-written code that developers can call upon to build stuff faster. They usually solve a specific problem, like creating charts, training machine learning models, consuming an API etc. Libraries are useful because: a.) they allow for code reuse, b.) they provide access to some aspects of hardware/software. Static libraries are locked into a program at compile time, while dynamic libraries exist as separate files outside of the executable file.
Parent: “Do you want to end up like one of those school drop-outs, Dave? Dave: Not if I become a tech entrepreneur. The only libraries I`ll be seeing are Python libraries.”
