So I was bored today and decided to kick off the rust in my C skills, but I can\'t explain this: typedef struct Node
I have a weird phenomenon. I hope someone can explain to me what is happening there: I want to create a filter. The origin is something like \'-10\' or \'10-20\' or \'20+\' (type string) and the resul
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To avoid the inefficiency of copy-by-value when calling a function (say, "fillRect"), I want to pass the parameters by reference.
Is this the only way of passing a List to a method and editing that List, without modifying the original List?
Considering that in the Ruby programming language everything is said to be an Object, I safely assumed that passing arguments to methods are done by reference. However this little example below puz开发
I have core data configuration in my iPhone app, and how I\'m currently passing the configuration to the view that allows a user to EDIT the data, is via passing the core data object by reference.In f
I have the following piece of code, as an example dec_proxy attempts to reverse the effects of the increment operator upon the type that is executed in a complex function call foo - which btw I cannot
I am having trouble passing a function as an argument to another function.I know this has been addressed already here, but I would appreciate a little more help because I\'m having no success.I have t
I am writing an custom callback function in Fortran for a piece of software (example here) that includes the following argument declaration
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