Restricting access to resources or operations.

Keyword controlling visibility of classes or members.

Credential representing authorized access to a resource.

Access Control List defining permissions for resources.

Operation performed by software in response to an event.

Code that responds to a user-interface action.

Function determining a neural network unit's output.

Microsoft's directory service for identity and resources.

Design pattern combining data and database behavior.

Concurrency model based on independent communicating actors.

Pattern converting one interface into another expected interface.

Algorithm that changes behavior according to conditions.

Interface that adjusts to user or device conditions.

Software component extending an application's functionality.

Optional software providing additional features.

Association between a logical and physical address.

Range of addresses available to a program or system.

Graph representation storing neighboring vertices.

Account with elevated system privileges.

Transformation involving translation, rotation, scaling, or shearing.

Software process performing tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously.

Iterative software-development approach emphasizing adaptation and collaboration.

Principles emphasizing individuals, working software, and adaptability.

Technique for asynchronous browser-server communication.

Software notification about an event or condition.

Alternative name referring to another command, object, or resource.

Assignment of computing resources to a process.

Failure to obtain required computing resources.

Early software release for initial testing.

Analysis of collected data to discover useful information.

Metadata or descriptive information attached to code or data.

Function without an explicitly assigned name.

Interface allowing software components to communicate programmatically.

Software that calls an API.

Address through which an API operation is accessed.

Service managing and routing API requests.

Credential used to identify or authorize API access.