I have JavaScript that basically looks like the following function a() { b(1); } function b(myNumber) { c(myNumber);
How can I check if a var is a string in JavaScript? I\'ve tried this and it doesn\'t work... var a_string = \"Hello, I\'m a string.\";
I have a brief discussion with my teammate regarding this. He says, if I enter a number in textbox, and try to use the value later on using textbox.text or val(textbox.text), I will not need to parse
It occured to me after reading this blog post and watching related video: http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/05/开发者_如何学Pythondynamic-languages-strike-back.html
I\'m trying to write an algorithm for a number theory/computer science merged class that can factor large numbers in better than exponential time. I am using the g++ compiler on a 64 bit machine but w
This question is hard to phrase, so I\'m going to have to use some code samples. Basically, I have an (overloaded) method that takes 3 parameters, the last of which I overloaded. As in, sometimes the