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Prototypical inheritance - writing up [duplicate]
So I have these 2 examples, from javascript.info:
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How do I specify a single test in a file with nosetests?
I have a file called test_web.py containing a class TestWeb and many methods named like test_something().
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REST APIs: custom HTTP headers vs URL parameters
When do you use custom HTTP headers in the request part of a REST API ?
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Safely override C++ virtual functions
I have a base class with a virtual function and I want to override that function in a derived class. Is there some way to make the compiler check if the function I declared in the derived class actually overrides a function in the base class? I would like to add some macro or something that ensures ...
Tab Vs Space preferences in Vim
Vim is very accommodating when it comes to tab Vs. space preferences. As I understand it, the tabstop setting indicates the width of a tab character. The shiftwidth setting specifies how many columns to increment/decrement when using the << and >> commands, whereas the softtabst...
What does the exclamation mark mean in a Haskell declaration?
I came across the following definition as I try to learn Haskell using a real project to drive it. I don't understand what the exclamation mark in front of each argument means and my books didn't seem to mention it.
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Export query result to .csv file in SQL Server 2008
How can I export a query result to a .csv file in SQL Server 2008?
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“var” or no “var” in JavaScript's “for-in” loop?
What's the correct way to write a for-in loop in JavaScript? The browser doesn't issue a complaint about either of the two approaches I show here. First, there is this approach where the iteration variable x is explicitly declared:
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Image width/height as an attribute or in CSS? [duplicate]
What's the "correct" semantic way to specify image height and width? In CSS...
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Is modern C++ becoming more prevalent? [closed]
When I first learned C++ 6-7 years ago, what I learned was basically "C with Classes". std::vector was definitely an advanced topic, something you could learn about if you really wanted to. And there was certainly no one telling me that destructors could be harnessed to help manage memory.
Toda...