I\'m working my way through the O\'Reilly jQuery Cookbook. On p.65 there is an example that looks wrong to me, but I\'m new to jQuery (less than a week) so I figure it is very likely that I am the one
Working with a couple of lists, iterating over each. Here\'s a code segment: self.links = [] self.iter=iter(self.links)
Per the title - are there good built-in options in C#/.NET for fail-safe iteration over an IList or an IDictionary?
I have a ArrayObject structure that is quite complex to output, it can/and consists of multiple levels of relationship e.g. Parent -> Child -> Children -> Child etc.
I have a list of lists composed of tuples representing blocks of military times: [[(1405, 1525)],[(1405,1455),(1605,1655)],[(1505,1555),(1405,1455),(1305,1355)]]
Consider something like... for (int i = 0; i < test.size(); ++i) { test[i].foo(); test[i].bar(); } Now consider..
I\'ve got a JSP page which allows users to enter time periods throughout a 24 hour period, they are stored as Strings from the request such as :
Is it possible to implement the following using plain JSTL: <%@ page language=\"java\" contentType=\"text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1\"
Wondering what would be a good method to get the first iteration on a foreach loop. I want to do something different 开发者_JAVA百科on the first iteration.
I am trying to use a HashMap to map a unique string to a string ArrayList like this: HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>>
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