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Naming convention - underscore in C++ and C# variables

It's common to see a _var variable name in a class field. What does the underscore mean? Is there a reference for all these special naming conventions? ...
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Why does C++ not have reflection?

...e language design decision and to identify the possibilities of reflection in C++. 14 Answers ...
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Why is String immutable in Java?

I was asked in an interview why String is immutable 12 Answers 12 ...
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What is the advantage to using bloom filters?

I am reading up on bloom filters and they just seem silly. Anything you can accomplish with a bloom filter, you could accomplish in less space, more efficiently, using a single hash function rather than multiple, or that's what it seems. Why would you use a bloom filter and how is it useful? ...
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what is faster: in_array or isset? [closed]

... The answers so far are spot-on. Using isset in this case is faster because It uses an O(1) hash search on the key whereas in_array must check every value until it finds a match. Being an opcode, it has less overhead than calling the in_array built-in functi...
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How can I use pointers in Java?

I know Java doesn't have pointers, but I heard that Java programs can be created with pointers and that this can be done by the few who are experts in java. Is it true? ...
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Purpose of Unions in C and C++

...eople miss it quite often. The purpose of union is to save memory by using the same memory region for storing different objects at different times. That's it. It is like a room in a hotel. Different people live in it for non-overlapping periods of time. These people never meet, and generally do...
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Advantages of stateless programming?

I've recently been learning about functional programming (specifically Haskell, but I've gone through tutorials on Lisp and Erlang as well). While I found the concepts very enlightening, I still don't see the practical side of the "no side effects" concept. What are the practical advantages of it? ...
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Where do the Python unit tests go?

If you're writing a library, or an app, where do the unit test files go? 18 Answers ...
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How to use Namespaces in Swift?

...ear if they can be used as namespaces. I haven't found any explicit mentioning of namespaces. 8 Answers ...