I have to write a function, that returns true if a given list is sorted in ascending order. The empty and 1-element lists are sorted. Also, [5,12,12] should return true.
I\'ve found myself stuck on a very trivial thing :-] I\'ve got an enum: object Eny extends Enumeration {
getMultiWordPortion :: String -> String getMultiWordPortion (x:\':\':xs) = xs getMultiWordPortion _ = \"\"
I\'m having a slow morning. I thought referencing an existing val in a case statement would be OK. But it seems it is interpreted as a local variable definition. A rudimentary googling didn\'t help an
i need to matcha pattern using reMatchNoCase(\"(listid)\",\"listid car van listid dog cat listid house hotel\")> so listid is the pattern and match that and everything to the next pattern witch is
Is there a way to use the rails match method with a simple string, rather than a regular expression? I\'m trying to match a url as such
I am hoping to create a program on my android (and/or more likely back at the server) to use the camera on the phone to capture an image of the card and break it into the corresponding parts and use t
Whenever in Haskell we need some variant data type, we would use ADTs开发者_JAVA技巧 in conjunction with pattern matching. What do Clojure folks use for such use cases?Well, there are actually some pa
Resharper 5\'s new pattern matching seems very powerful, though it takes a bit of tinkering to work out how to use it.
I have a InsuranceDetails SQL table, one of the column is VIN whose type is varchar(20). Ideally this column should contain only Alphanumeric values (Upper case and lower case allowed) as you might kn
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