I\'m solving a Project Euler problem which involves all the n-digit numbers with a certain property. It seems that the easiest way to get them might be to get a list of all the numbers with that prope
Say I have some HTML elements: <div>First</div> <div>Second</div> <div>Third</div>
I\'m new to D, and I\'m looking for a good way to program with Haskell-like type classes e.g. Functors, Monoids, etc. in D.
What is the approach I should be taking in functional programming to overload a method (provide one or more different signatures with the same function name).
I\'m clear about the generic functions and generic data-types. In the generic type: data SB = forall x. (show x) => SB x
I\'m new to Common Lisp. I tried out the following do form: (do ((n 0 (+ n 1))) (< n 10) (print n)) Clisp responds with:
I\'ve got a range type defined as: type \'a range = Full | Range of (\'a * \'a) However, I\'d like to constrain \'a to be integer orfloat or char, with no other valid types for \'a.
I saw this post in hacker news today.I am struggling with the same problems of understanding how pure functional programming will help me abstract a real world problem.I made the switch from imperativ
This would be useful for genetic programming, which usually use a Lisp subset as representation for programs.
I\'m just wondering if there is a C# equivilent for this python code. I want to store the names of methods in some sort of collection and call them later on. I have searched, but I really don\'t know
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