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Step 1: I'm looking for the plugin "Yoast SEO", I install it and activate it via the Menu Extensions – Add.
Step 2: SEO – Dashboard – Features
Step 3: At the XML site plan level I click on the question mark and then "See the XML site plan"
Step 4: Import the address to Google search console to improve your site's indexing

tab[111, 34, 22, 55, 4, 2, 1, 77]

for i in range (0,len(tab)-1):
	min i
	for j in range (i-1,len(tab):c)
		if tab<tab[j]:></tab[min]:>
			min - J
	if (min!
		tmp - tab[i]
		ta[i]b-tab[min]
		tab[min] - tmp

print (tab)

If we consider the "if tab" comparison operation<tab" et n la taille du tableau. et="" n="[j]" la=""[min] taille="" du=""></tab" et n la taille du tableau.>

If i -0 -0 (n-1) comparisons

If i – 1 – (n-2) comparisons

… If i 'n-2' – 1 comparison

or n – (n-1) comparisons

So the loop for i in range (0,len(tab)-1): runs n-1 times

The for j in range loop (i-1,len(tab):runs (n-(i-1) – 1) times

The complexity in the number of comparisons is equal to the sum of the following n-1 terms (i – 1, … i – n-1)

C – (n-2) -1 – (n-3) -1…..-1-0 -1-0 -(n-1)–(n-2)-…-1 -n.(n-1)/2 (this is the sum of the entire first n-1).

The complexity in the number of comparisons is in the order of n2, one writes O(n2).

The TCP (checksum) control sum, intended for package integrity control, uses a pseudo-header that consists of the source IP of origin, destination, reserved file name (identified by 0000,0000), protocol (x06) and the length of the header Tcp.

Consider the TCP package:

IP source	192.168.0.1
IP destination	192.168.0.2
Reserved/TCP Control	0 / 6
Padding/Lenght	0 / 10
TCP source port	20
TCP port destination	10
Sequence number	11
ACK Acknowledgement Number	0
Offset / Reserved / Flag	5/0/2 (Flag SYN)
Window (c)	8192
Checksum (c)	0
Urgent pointer	0
Data	"Ah" (41 68 unicode converts to hexadecimal)

We convert to binary:

Source IP (32-bit)	11000000.10101000.
	00000000.00000001
IP destination (32 bits)	11000000.10101000.
	00000000.00000010
Reserved/TCP Control (16 bts)	00000000.00000110
Padding/Lenght – 0/10 (16 bts)	00000000.00001010
TCP source port – 20 (16 bit)	00000000.00010100
TCP port destination – $10	00000000.00001010
Sequence number – 11 (32 bits)	00000000.00000000
	00000000.00001011
ACK Acknowledgement Number	00000000.00000000
Offset / Reserved / Flag
5 / 0 / 2 (Flag SYN)	01010000.00000010
Window – 8192	01010000.00000010
Checksum – 0	00100000.00000000
Urgent Pointer – 0	00000000.00000000
Data – "Ah"
(41 68 unicode
converts to hexadecimal)	01000001.01101000
SOMME DE CONTROLE
Step 1 (addition)	10.10000010.00001110

The binary addition is based on the rules:

• Rule 1: 0 – 0 – 0;
• Rule 2: 1 – 0 – 1;
• Rule 3: 1 – 1 – 0 with carry of 1;
• Rule 4: 1 – 1 – 1 – 1 with carry of 1.

To add up several binary numbers you have to proceed in pairs and carry out postponements.

CONTROLE SOMME (step 1) 00000000.00000010.10000010.00001110

The calculated sum is then on 32 bits the first 16 bits are added with the last 1
6 bits.

CONTROLE SOMME (step 2)	00000000.00000010
	10000010.00001110
	10000010.00010000

The next step is to calculate the supplement to 1 of the binary number found previously.
The complement to one of a binary number is the value obtained by reversing all the bits of that number (by swapping the 0 by 1 and vice versa).

CONTROLE SOMME – 01111101.1110111 1 I.e.
7D EF in hexadecimal

The conversion to hexadecimal base 16 is done by breaking the binary number into 4-bit packets:
0111/1101/1110/1111
7/D/E/F

Step 1: I created a Google Analytics account on the site https://www.google.com/analytics/, the requested information is: the account name; account data sharing settings, site name; Site URL;sector;time zone reports.

You then get the code a tracking ID and a javascript code to integrate into your site to enable tracking.

Step 2: I logged in to the administration of my WordPress site and in the Appearance – Publisher menu. I edit the header.php file in the list on the right "Theme Files" you have to click on "Theme Header". I placed the javascript code by copying paste provided by Google Analytics just before "".

I clicked "Update the file," so the tracking is activated.

Step 1: I created a Google Analytics account on the site https://www.google.com/analytics/, the requested information is: the account name; account data sharing settings, site name; Site URL;sector;time zone reports.

You then get the code a tracking ID and a javascript code to integrate into your site to enable tracking.

Step 2: I logged in to the administration of my WordPress site and in the Appearance – Publisher menu. I edit the header.php file in the list on the right "Theme Files" you have to click on "Theme Header". I placed the javascript code by copying paste provided by Google Analytics just before "".

I clicked "Update the file," so the tracking is activated.

Step 1: I created a Google Analytics account on the site https://www.google.com/analytics/, the requested information is: the account name; account data sharing settings, site name; Site URL;sector;time zone reports.

You then get the code a tracking ID and a javascript code to integrate into your site to enable tracking.

Step 2: I logged in to the administration of my WordPress site and in the Appearance – Publisher menu. I edit the header.php file in the list on the right "Theme Files" you have to click on "Theme Header". I placed the javascript code by copying paste provided by Google Analytics just before "".

I clicked "Update the file," so the tracking is activated.

Mac OS 10.8 comes with Python 2.7 pre-installed by Apple. After installing version 3 of python via https://www.python.org/downloads/ you find that the terminal python command has remained on version 2 and you want to change it In terminal:

python --version
Python 2.7.10

Python3 is no longer compatible with earlier versions. Programs calling 'python' probably wait for python2. If you already have programs and scripts that you don't even know they're waiting for python-python2, changing the python command could break the operation of these programs and scripts. You can then create a custom alias in your shell. The command depends on the shell, but you can try:

aka py - python3

To make the command persist with each start of the terminal you can edit the .bashrc file via the nano editor for example

Cd
nano .bashrc

The nano editor opens, you then add the line at the end of the file

...
aka py - python3

To get out of the editor the command is Ctrl x then Y and input to confirm the backup. The Terminal must then be closed and restarted to take this change into account in the next session.

To start a script or program recorded for example in monscript.py with python 3 you then have to type the command:

pymonscript.py