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Difference between onStart() and onResume()
I can't get the meaning of onStart() transition state. The onResume() method is always called after onStart() . Why can't it be the onResume() is invoked after onRestart() and onCreate() methods just excluding onStart() ? What is its purpose?
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Where is the itoa function in Linux?
itoa() is a really handy function to convert a number to a string. Linux does not seem to have itoa() , is there an equivalent function or do I have to use sprintf(str, "%d", num) ?
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What's the best free C++ profiler for Windows? [closed]
...rofiling tool. I'm a game developer, and I use PIX for Xbox 360 and found it very good, but it's not free. I know the Intel VTune , but it's not free either.
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Best way to synchronize local HTML5 DB (WebSQL Storage, SQLite) with a server (2 way sync) [closed]
I am developing a mobile web application (for iPhone & Android) with a local database (using html5 webstorage) so my app is still usable when the user is offline.
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delete a.x vs a.x = undefined
Is there any substantial difference in doing either of these?
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How to quickly clear a JavaScript Object?
With a JavaScript Array, I can reset it to an empty state with a single assignment:
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Static class initializer in PHP
I have an helper class with some static functions. All the functions in the class require a ‘heavy’ initialization function to run once (as if it were a constructor).
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GetHashCode Guidelines in C#
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The answer is mostly, it is a valid guideline, but perhaps not a valid rule. It also doesn't tell the whole story.
The point being made is that for mutable types, you cannot base the hash code on the mutable data because two equal objects must re...
Is List a subclass of List? Why are Java generics not implicitly polymorphic?
I'm a bit confused about how Java generics handle inheritance / polymorphism.
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What is the difference between a mutable and immutable string in C#?
..."cannot change" respectively. The meaning of the words is the same in the IT context; i.e.
a mutable string can be changed, and
an immutable string cannot be changed.
The meanings of these words are the same in C# / .NET as in other programming languages / environments, though (obviously) the n...