Script cup is an Internet cultural term, meaning that when making glass products, the unfinished glass or cup is put into cold water, so that it is quickly cooled and broken, so as to achieve the purpose of saving time and effort. In Internet culture, script rushing is also used to describe the practice of rushing to complete a task in a short period of time.
So the script cup means that in order to catch up or complete a task, it is completed quickly under non-ideal circumstances, often with a certain risk and cost.
This one-sided pursuit of quick completion of tasks is not a long-term solution, sometimes need to invest time and energy for in-depth research and thinking, in order to achieve better results. At the same time, we also need to take into account the risk and cost, not to catch up with the schedule at the expense of quality and safety, need to balance the relationship between time and quality.
Script cupping is a term in programming that refers to a situation in which an error or exception occurs during the execution of a program, causing the program to crash.
Normally, this error message is presented to the programmer in the form of a bunch of code and error messages that require debugging to resolve the problem.
In software development, script cup is an inevitable thing, which requires programmers to deal with the details of software development and improve the robustness and stability of the program.
Script cups are not words.
Script, is a Chinese vocabulary, Chinese pinyin for ji, refers to the performance of drama, shooting movies, etc. based on the base or the base of the manuscript. The script can be said to be the outline of the development of the story, to determine the direction of the story.
Chong, meaning
1. Traffic arteries. 2. Make a quick dash towards a specific goal or direction. 3. Upward; Go up to the top.
Cup, the original meaning: holding wine, water, tea, etc. Such as: cups, cups and trays are messy. In the cup (of wine).
Derivative meaning: extension refers to \"cup shaped championship\". Such as: trophy, cup, cup.