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What is the difference between declarative and imperative programming? [closed]

...n collection where item%2 != 0 select item would be the declarative form. Calling a function doesn't become declarative programming just because that function is in the System.Linq namespace. – Pete Kirkham Aug 28 '15 at 21:50 ...
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Where to use EJB 3.1 and CDI?

... together. EJB >= CDI Note that EJBs are CDI beans and therefore have all the benefits of CDI. The reverse is not true (yet). So definitely don't get into the habit of thinking "EJB vs CDI" as that logic really translates to "EJB+CDI vs CDI", which is an odd equation. In future versions of J...
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Remove HTML Tags from an NSString on the iPhone

...d that method in the m file, and the prototype in the h file. When that is all set up, to use it all you have to do is have a string object (Example: NSString *myString = ...) and you call that method on your string object (NSString *strippedString = [myString stringByStrippingHTML];). ...
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Re-doing a reverted merge in Git

... but git-merge command sees the original merge, and happily announces that all is well and branches have been already merged. What do I do now? Create a 'Revert "Revert "28s -> develop"" ' commit? Doesn't seem to be a good way to do it, but I can't imagine any other at the moment. ...
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Group vs role (Any real difference?)

...effectively inherits those permissions when he acts under that role. Typically your group membership remains during the duration of your login. A role, on the other hand, can be activated according to specific conditions. If your current role is 'medical-staff' you might be able to see some of the ...
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What are “sugar”, “desugar” terms in context of Java 8?

... sugar, in programming, usually refers to those sweet additions, mostly shortcuts, that make some constructs easier to type and to read (the latter being, in practice, the most important during the life cycle of your program). Wikipedia has a definiti...
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Why / when would it be appropriate to override ToString?

...way? Yes. But by using ToString you are using a method that is common to all objects and thus other classes know about this method. For instance, whenever the .NET framework wants to convert an object to a string representation, ToString is a prime candidate (there are others, if you want to provi...
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How do I “commit” changes in a git submodule? [duplicate]

... @rogerdpack - you're correct. Submodules usually end up on "no branch". You'll often need to check out some branch before adding/committing to your submodule. – timdev Dec 23 '11 at 16:57 ...
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Why functional languages? [closed]

...onal languages. In some cases, this can make code more readable. Traditionally, one of the big disadvantages of functional programming was also the lack of side effects. It's very difficult to write useful software without IO, but IO is hard to implement without side effects in functions. So most p...
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How to evaluate http response codes from bash/shell script?

...s: I've already found --write-out, but missed the --output /dev/null. When all the content comes with it, the response code gets lost in too much information, so I simply did not see it... – Olaf Kock Feb 8 '10 at 10:02 ...