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String.compareTo might or might not be what you need.
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C# code to validate email address
...e all perfectly valid forms:
cog@wheel
"cogwheel the orange"@example.com
123@$.xyz
For most use cases, a false "invalid" is much worse for your users and future proofing than a false "valid". Here's an article that used to be the accepted answer to this question (that answer has since been delet...
jQuery: what is the best way to restrict “number”-only input for textboxes? (allow decimal points)
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How to collapse all methods in Xcode?
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This is a LifeSaver!
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MySQL - why not index every field?
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Indexes take up space in memory (RAM); Too many or too large of indexes and the DB is going to...
Right query to get the current number of connections in a PostgreSQL DB
...ase don't add noise to specific questions.
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ViewParam vs @ManagedProperty(value = “#{param.id}”)
...userConverter"). Invoking page by http://example.com/context/user.xhtml?id=123 will pass the id parameter through the converter and set the User object as a bean property.
@ManagedProperty:
Sets the value immediately after bean's construction.
Set value is available during @PostConstruct which al...
Reflecting parameter name: abuse of C# lambda expressions or syntax brilliance?
...more flexible:
.Attributes(new { style = "width:100%", @class="foo", blip=123 });
This is a pattern used in much of ASP.NET MVC (for example), and has other uses (a caveat, note also Ayende's thoughts if the name is a magic value rather than caller-specific)
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Singleton with Arguments in Java
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Then you can call Singleton.init(123) once to configure it, for example in your app startup.
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Why is the asterisk before the variable name, rather than after the type?
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If you look at it another way, *myVariable is of type int, which makes some sense.
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