In computer science, „úspěch“ (Czech for „success“) typically refers to the successful completion of an operation or task. This can be context-specific; for instance, a function or method may return a success indicator to show that it has executed correctly without errors. In programming and software development, handling success means understanding and ensuring that processes achieve their intended outcomes, and that any associated results are valid and usable. This concept is crucial in error handling, where distinguishing between successful outcomes and failures enables developers to implement robust solutions and enhance user experience. Success is often represented through return values, status codes, or logs that confirm the expected results were achieved. In testing and validation, success criteria are established to confirm that a system meets defined requirements before it is released.
María Valverde debutuje jako režisérka s *El Canto de Las Manos*, inovativní reprezentací Beethovenova *Fidelia* v posunkovém jazyce. Projekt zahrnuje mladé neslyšící umělce z Venezuely a vystupuje v Teatro Real…