I read somewhere that int data type gives better performance (as compared to long and short) regardless of the OS as its size gets modified according to the word size of the OS. Where as long and shor
Is it possible for me to declare a variable, without a type, then specify the type based on some conditions? For example, I want to create a SHA Hash object based what size the user would like to use:
I am trying to create a set up where a set of subclasses override a superclass. This superclass contains an abstract method - the return type of which would ideally be that of the object from which th
I am trying to define a function that will concatenate two tuples of (In开发者_StackOverflow中文版t, Char) like this:
If types T1 and T2 are based on type T, and type T only comes into existence from a NewT1() or NewT2(), is there any way a function func (*T) WhoAmI() can know whether it "really" is a T1 or
Is it possible to emulate a function with your own data type with some GHC extension? What I want to do is e.g.
Attempting to create an interface, but methods have *Type, not Type receivers APOLOGIZE: was sleepy and mis-read error messages.Thought I was being block from creating the DB interface when in realit
I\'v开发者_如何学Goe got this piece of code: try { using(conn) { conn.UpdateScheduledTaskGuid(taskID, taskGUID);
I have searched high and low to no avail,and this is last step before completing my project so please help!Thanks in advance!
Somebody asked me: can an array in java contain integers and floats? She got that question from a teacher.
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