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How to sort an IEnum>me m>rable
How can I sort an IEnum>me m>rable<string> alphabetically. Is this possible?
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Preserve Line Breaks From TextArea When Writing To MySQL
I'm using a textarea to enable users to input comm>me m>nts. However, if the users enters new lines, the new lines don't appear when they are outputted. Is there any way to make the line breaks stay.
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Difference between fold and reduce?
...t confused when trying to distinguish between fold and reduce . Fold seems to do the sam>me m> thing but takes an extra param>me m>ter. Is there a legitimate reason for these two functions to exist or they are there to accommodate people with different backgrounds? (E.g.: String and string in C#)
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Pass correct “this” context to setTim>me m>out callback?
How do I pass context into setTim>me m>out ? I want to call this.tip.destroy() if this.options.destroyOnHide after 1000 ms. How can I do that?
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Server polling with AngularJS
I'm trying to learn AngularJS. My first attempt to get new data every second worked:
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C char array initialization
I'm not sure what will be in the char array after initialization in the following ways.
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Are static class instances unique to a request or a server in ASP.NET?
...ntiated whenever needed and GCed whenever the GC decides to disposed of them?
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Making code internal but available for unit testing from other projects
... put all of our unit tests in their own projects. We find that we have to make certain classes public instead of internal just for the unit tests. Is there anyway to avoid having to do this. What are the m>me m>mory implication by making classes public instead of sealed?
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What is the apply function in Scala?
I never understood it from the contrived unmarshalling and verbing nouns ( an AddTwo class has an apply that adds two!) examples.
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Simple Getter/Setter comm>me m>nts
What convention do you use to comm>me m>nt getters and setters? This is som>me m>thing I've wondered for quite som>me m> tim>me m>, for instance:
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