I\'m wondering why calls to operator methods don\'t require a dot? Or rather, why can\'t normal methods be called without a dot?
I have a fairly simple issue that\'s been driving me crazy. Below is a method which is supposed to read an infile and store the data into a 2d array.
I have a simple form: <form action=\"/search\" method=\"get\"> <input type=\"text\" name=\"q\" value=\"\">
class Person{ var $name = \"Omer\"; functi开发者_开发技巧on get_name(){ return $this->name;//Why not $this->$name ?
I\'ve been struggled this java problem for some hours, which i first thought was quite easy.. -.- The problem is that i have a textfield.. Every time the user writes a character in the field, a metho
I have a UserControl and I put some public Method开发者_开发技巧s/Properties in there. I would like to have that when the user of my UserControl types something and Intellisense opens, that he immedi
I have a search field and button. When the user searches something like \"开发者_如何学JAVAcat\" my view renders a bunch of related keywords such as \"catnip\", \"cat toys\", \"cats\" etc... each of t
开发者_如何学编程Should we comment the overridden method or not? If yes, then whether the comment will be a Java Doc or simple comment?@SimonC\'s answer explains how the javadoc utility generates \"in
I have wanted to create a python decorator that performs a particular task, but also does what @staticmethod does.I have accomplished this, but using PyDev, it tells me that the usage is incorrect, be
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