I\'m learning Objective-C. In my first non-trivial project I\'ve run into a question about how to best handle resources passed to the initializer, compared to the default initializer. My class has a r
I want to start using Guice 3.x to magically inject my java.util.logging.Logger instances. Here is a snippet of code I am trying to get to work:
I want to make the result variable final, how do I structure this code so that this compiles cleanly? I know I have done this in the past, but I can\'t remember how I structured it to make it work.
I\'ve seen several different ways for :use in clojure--what\'s the idiomatic/preferred method? #1 (ns namespace.core
The new ranged-for in C++11 will be very concise and useful, of course. As far as I understand how it works, it looks up the \"containers\" begin and end by trying *Argument-Depending-Lookup\" (ADT).
I\'m a web application developer and in using SQLAlchemy I find it clumsy to do this in many of my controllers when I\'m wanting a specific row from (say) the users table:
Out of the following, which is the preferred way of reusing the section vector? Iterator<Vector> outputIter = parsedOutput.iterator();
Simple question here for Clojure.Which is more idiomatic when dealing with strings?Which is开发者_开发技巧 more idiomatic when dealing with other data types?Which is more efficient?
In F# what is the most functional开发者_StackOverflow and idiomatic way of creating or \"newing up\" 100 new objects into a List.
Model Member belongs_to Discipline, i.e. user can have a discipline but it is optional. I\'m wondering what would be the idiomatic Rails way to show member\'s discipline when I show the user details.
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