I tried to follow Bjarne Stroustups explanation of the function template. I specifically played with the interchangability of c-function-pointers, functors, lambdas and member-function-pointers
We are trying to find a workaround for the issue that the Entity Framework doesn\'t support non-scalar entities. We are using a particular equality so we try to build an expression that for a given in
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We are using Selenium for functional testing our AJAX application. Although Selenium has been a great help for us, it still suffers the same problem functional testing always suffered: tests maintenan
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Imagine the following code: class SimpleLetter def values (\"a\" .. \"z\").to_a end def ===(other) values.include?(other)
Was thinking of creating a CONS function to create a list, but then realized that im not mutating any state with foo += 1,since its == foo = foo + 1 which is a new ob开发者_开发问答jectThe state is ch
Suppose I want to implement a functional composition, like this: public Func<T,T> Compose<T>(Func<T,T> f, Func<T,T> g)
I wrote a function in haskell that takes a few parameters like Word32, String (ignore currying) and outputs IO Word32. Now, this is a function in the true sense: for the same inputs, the output will a
there is piece of ocaml which works correctly type position = {symbol: string; holding: int; pprice : float; };;
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