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I\'ve seen, here and elsewhere, many questions that, to get input data, use something like this: ... printf(\"What\'s your name? \");
Do you always assign null to an object after its scope has been reached? Or do you rely on the JVM for garbage collection?
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This is more a question of style and preference but here goes: when should I use scala.Array? I use List all the time and occasionally run into Seq, Map and the like, but I\'ve never u开发者_C百科sed
This works -- it does compile -- but I just wanted to check if it would be considered good practice or something to be avoided?
I like stylecop and we use it to enforce coding standards. I dont like the fact that there is no way to automatically fix problems. So was thinking of making a plugin. Once I realised that 2010 is be
I am trying to use style triggers in silverlight like so: <Path Canvas.Top=\"20\" Stroke=\"#FF808080\" Data=\"M 0,20 20,0 40,20 Z\" StrokeLineJoin=\"Round\">
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