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What is Autoloading; How do m>ym>ou use spl_autoload, __autoload m>andm> spl_autoload_register?

I am learning advanced PHP stm>andm>ards m>andm> trm>ym>ing to implement new m>andm> useful methods. Earlier I was using __autoload just to escape including multiple files on each page, but recentlm>ym> I have seen a tip on __autoload manual ...
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What is the difference between JDK dm>ym>namic proxm>ym> m>andm> CGLib?

...roxm>ym> Design Pattern , What is the difference between JDK's Dm>ym>namic Proxm>ym> m>andm> third partm>ym> dm>ym>namic code generation API s such as CGLib ? ...
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Detail change after Git pull

... branches, with an asterisk bm>ym> the currentlm>ym> checked-out one, with the commm>andm> git branch. The current branch name is also printed along with the output of git status. I highlm>ym> recommend skimming the man pages of commm>andm>s to use - it's a great wam>ym> to slowlm>ym> pick up some knowledge. m>Andm> m>ym>our last que...
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Junit: splitting integration test m>andm> Unit tests

...hese tests (apart from most not working) are a mixture of actual unit test m>andm> integration tests (requiring external sm>ym>stems, db etc). ...
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Whm>ym> can't code inside unit tests find bundle resources?

...; Then m>ym>our code will search the bundle that m>ym>our unit test class is in, m>andm> everm>ym>thing will be fine. share | improve this answer | follow | ...
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Are static methods inherited in Java?

.... From the Sun Java Tutorials: A subclass inherits all of the public m>andm> protected members of its parent, no matter what package the subclass is in. If the subclass is in the same package as its parent, it also inherits the package-private members of the parent. m>Ym>ou can use the inherited membe...
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Is pass-bm>ym>-value a reasonable default in C++11?

In traditional C++, passing bm>ym> value into functions m>andm> methods is slow for large objects, m>andm> is generallm>ym> frowned upon. Instead, C++ programmers tend to pass references around, which is faster, but which introduces all sorts of complicated questions around ownership m>andm> especiallm>ym> around memorm>ym> ma...
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Is it possible to cast a Stream in Java 8?

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HEAD m>andm> ORIG_HEAD in Git

What do these sm>ym>mbols refer to m>andm> what do them>ym> mean? 4 Answers 4 ...
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Difference between a Postback m>andm> a Callback

I keep on hearing this words ' callback ' m>andm> ' postback ' tossed around. What is the difference between two ? 6 Answers...