I used foreach keyword in C#. I used it to travel element one by one in a list. In Java, there is not such keyword calls foreach. But you can use for to do that:
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A week ago, I bought a budget laptop. It was only HKD$2010. That is only a bit more expensive than a tablet, so I don't expect much. Well, actually it offered a lot. It comes with Windows 8.1 and 1 year subscription of Office 365 + 1TB One Drive. That is Windows 8.1, not Chrome OS or Android, a real PC os. I am very happy about in the software. It hasIntel Celeron N2840 2.16 GHz and 2GB RAM. Not too bad Hardware. I think their storage is not enough. That is only 32 GB eMMC. Windows 8.1+ Office 365 will used around 10GB. Not many space left, so I bought a 16GB microSD for this. In addition, they are eMMC, which is similar speed of SD card, much slower than SDD. For its case, that is plastic, so it can have just 1.5KG weight. It has Blue or Pink Color, that is very stylish.
In conclusion, that is value for money. Office 365 runs in this box very well, not too slow. I even run sharpdevelop in this box for coding. Moreover, its weight is only 1.5KG. I brought it to another places a lot! I love this laptop! Plus, it looks cool!

That is possible to set as a schedule task.
You can use the following command line:
powershell -Set-Executionpolicy bypass - file test.ps1
Please remember to set Set-Executionpolicy bypass. It can avoid the confirm message.

I was using Android Studio 0.6. In general, UI has not much changed. However, I found there are more code refactoring feature, such as generating test, create constructor and implement the interface. Those make our life easier and code faster

Android Studio 1.0 is released after long period of beta. Although I am very happy about pre-release version, that is so good to have a final version. Finally, we have an IDE design for Android Developers!