I\'m looking for a \"pure\" prototype language that I can study.I\'m using the definition of \"pure\" meaning (quoted from Wikipedia):
I am calling UIAlert with 2 buttons \"Cancel\" and \"OK\" in MyapplicationAppDelegate.m file , the alert is called but on tap of \"Cancel\" or \"OK\" button
Just started learning python and I am sure its a stupid question but I am trying something like this:
Can I write a function that returns iteself? I was reading some description on closures - see Example 6 - where a function was returning a function, so you could call func()(); as valid JavaScript.
Iam a little bit confused about the usability of setters and getters inside a Rails 3 application controller or helper.
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Consider this example of a strategy pattern in Python (adapted from the example here). In this case the alternate strategy is a function.
From what I understand about self, it refers to the current instance of the class. Isn\'t this the default behaviour at all tim开发者_开发百科es anyways? For example, isn\'t
I have a jar.I want the jar to be able to make a copy of itself while running.I understand windows may have problems with this.How would I do this, or am I over thinking it?