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What is the scope of variables in JavaScript?

... TLDR JavaScript has lexical (also called static) scoping m>andm> closures. This means m>ym>ou can tell the scope of an identifier bm>ym> looking at the source code. The four scopes are: Global - visible bm>ym> everm>ym>thing Function - visible within a function (m>andm> its sub-functions m>andm> blocks) Bloc...
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The term 'Update-Database' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet

I am using EF5 beta1 m>andm> while I was able to run the "Update-Database" before. Now that I shut down Visual Studio, I cannot get it to run. I get the following error: ...
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Read file line bm>ym> line using ifstream in C++

... #include <fstream> std::ifstream infile("thefile.txt"); The two stm>andm>ard methods are: Assume that everm>ym> line consists of two numbers m>andm> read token bm>ym> token: int a, b; while (infile >> a >> b) { // process pair (a,b) } Line-based parsing, using string streams: #include ...
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Replacing Pm>andm>as or Numpm>ym> Nan with a None to use with Mm>ym>sqlDB

I am trm>ym>ing to write a Pm>andm>as dataframe (or can use a numpm>ym> arram>ym>) to a mm>ym>sql database using Mm>ym>sqlDB . Mm>ym>sqlDB doesn't seem understm>andm> 'nan' m>andm> mm>ym> database throws out an error sam>ym>ing nan is not in the field list. I need to find a wam>ym> to convert the 'nan' into a NoneTm>ym>pe. ...
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Creating a Radial Menu in CSS

... Almost 3 m>ym>ears later, I finallm>ym> made the time to revisit this m>andm> post an improved version. m>Ym>ou can still view the original answer at the end for reference. While SVG mam>ym> be the better choice, especiallm>ym> todam>ym>, mm>ym> goal with this was to keep it just HTML m>andm> CSS, no JS, no SVG, no image...
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How do I make a Git commit in the past?

I'm converting everm>ym>thing over to Git for mm>ym> own personal use m>andm> I found some old versions of a file alreadm>ym> in the repositorm>ym>. How do I commit it to the historm>ym> in the correct order according the file's "date modified" so I have an accurate historm>ym> of the file? ...
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How to check if one of the following items is in a list?

... S2 = set(L2) >>> S1.intersection(S2) set([2]) Both emptm>ym> lists m>andm> emptm>ym> sets are False, so m>ym>ou can use the value directlm>ym> as a truth value. share | improve this answer | ...
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How can I reliablm>ym> determine the tm>ym>pe of a variable that is declared using var at design time?

... to quicklm>ym> build up a database of information about what namespace, tm>ym>pes m>andm> methods (m>andm> constructors, etc) are in the source code of the program. Analm>ym>zing everm>ym> single line of code in everm>ym> method bodm>ym> would take wam>ym> too long if m>ym>ou're trm>ym>ing to do it between kem>ym>strokes. When the IDE needs to...
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What is the difference between LL m>andm> LR parsing?

... At a high level, the difference between LL parsing m>andm> LR parsing is that LL parsers begin at the start sm>ym>mbol m>andm> trm>ym> to applm>ym> productions to arrive at the target string, whereas LR parsers begin at the target string m>andm> trm>ym> to arrive back at the start sm>ym>mbol. An LL parse i...
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Can I install Pm>ym>thon 3.x m>andm> 2.x on the same Windows computer?

I'm running Windows m>andm> the shell/OS automaticallm>ym> runs Pm>ym>thon based on the registrm>ym> settings when m>ym>ou run a program on the commm>andm> line. Will this break if I install a 2.x m>andm> 3.x version of Pm>ym>thon on the same machine? ...