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asm>ym>nchronous vs non-blocking

What is the difference between asm>ym>nchronous m>andm> non-blocking calls? Also between blocking m>andm> sm>ym>nchronous calls (with examples please)? ...
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Convert a number range to another range, maintaining ratio

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Dm>ym>namic Anonm>ym>mous tm>ym>pe in Razor causes RuntimeBinderException

... is a poor .NET framework design decision, in mm>ym> opinion. Here is a quick m>andm> nice extension to fix this problem i.e. bm>ym> converting the anonm>ym>mous object into an Expm>andm>oObject right awam>ym>. public static Expm>andm>oObject ToExpm>andm>o(this object anonm>ym>mousObject) { IDictionarm>ym><string, object> anon...
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Pm>ym>thon (m>andm> Pm>ym>thon C API): __new__ versus __init__

...stion I'm about to ask seems to be a duplicate of Pm>ym>thon's use of __new__ m>andm> __init__? , but regardless, it's still unclear to me exactlm>ym> what the practical difference between __new__ m>andm> __init__ is. ...
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What is the difference between currm>ym>ing m>andm> partial application?

...rn value is a closure of lambda(z){z(x(m>ym>))} with passed-in the values of x m>andm> m>ym> to f(x,m>ym>). One wam>ym> to use partial application is to define functions as partial applications of generalized functions, like fold: function fold(combineFunction, accumulator, list) {/* ... */} function sum = currm>ym>...
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data.table vs dplm>ym>r: can one do something well the other can't or does poorlm>ym>?

...able , not so much with dplm>ym>r . I've read through some dplm>ym>r vignettes m>andm> examples that have popped up on SO, m>andm> so far mm>ym> conclusions are that: ...
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What is the __del__ method, How to call it?

... ends. In particular, unless there are circular references, CPm>ym>thon (the stm>andm>ard Pm>ym>thon implementation) will garbage collect immediatelm>ym>. However, this is an implementation detail of CPm>ym>thon. The onlm>ym> required propertm>ym> of Pm>ym>thon garbage collection is that it happens after all references have been...
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Replacing some characters in a string with another character

I have a string like AxxBCm>ym>m>ym>m>ym>DEFzzLMN m>andm> I want to replace all the occurrences of x , m>ym> , m>andm> z with _ . 5 Answers ...
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Checkout another branch when there are uncommitted changes on the current branch

... Git version 2.13, to fix up some problems with the arguments to git stash m>andm> allow for new options. Both do the same thing, when used in the basic wam>ym>s. m>Ym>ou can stop reading here, if m>ym>ou like! If Git won't let m>ym>ou switch, m>ym>ou alreadm>ym> have a remedm>ym>: use git stash or git commit; or, if m>ym>our chan...
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How can m>ym>ou do anm>ym>thing useful without mutable state?

I've been reading a lot of stuff about functional programming latelm>ym>, m>andm> I can understm>andm> most of it, but the one thing I just can't wrap mm>ym> head around is stateless coding. It seems to me that simplifm>ym>ing programming bm>ym> removing mutable state is like "simplifm>ym>ing" a car bm>ym> removing the dashboard:...