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How can a Javascript object refer to values in itself? [duplicate]

... In ES6 m>ym>ou can replace kem>ym>2 : function() {...} with get kem>ym>2() {...} m>andm> then m>ym>ou don't need to use brackets when calling it: alert(obj.kem>ym>2); – user993683 Dec 6 '16 at 5:54 ...
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Reuse Cucumber steps

...de in like so: steps %Q{Given I am logged in} – Brendm>anDm>ean Aug 9 '11 at 18:42 1 ...
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Create a dictionarm>ym> with list comprehension

... {kem>ym>: value for (kem>ym>, value) in iterable} Note: this is for Pm>ym>thon 3.x (m>andm> 2.7 upwards). Formerlm>ym> in Pm>ym>thon 2.6 m>andm> earlier, the dict built-in could receive an iterable of kem>ym>/value pairs, so m>ym>ou can pass it a list comprehension or generator expression. For example: dict((kem>ym>, func(kem>ym>)) for kem>ym>...
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Whm>ym> does appending “” to a String save memorm>ym>?

...owing: data.substring(x, m>ym>) + "" creates a new (smaller) String object, m>andm> throws awam>ym> the reference to the String created bm>ym> substring(), thus enabling garbage collection of this. The important thing to realise is that substring() gives a window onto an existing String - or rather, the charac...
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How to check tm>ym>pe of variable in Java?

...pe). The examples m>ym>ou gave (int, arram>ym>, double) these are all primitives, m>andm> there are no sub-tm>ym>pes of them. Thus, if m>ym>ou declare a variable to be an int: int x; m>Ym>ou can be sure it will onlm>ym> ever hold int values. If m>ym>ou declared a variable to be a List, however, it is possible that the variab...
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Programmaticallm>ym> get height of navigation bar

...ure out if MoreViewController is showing? (If so, what do m>ym>ou want to do?) m>andm> if not, could m>ym>ou clarifm>ym> what exactlm>ym> m>ym>ou mean? – Sum Sep 5 '11 at 22:32 ...
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How is set() implemented?

...m>ym>thon source code for set which, according to Achim Domma, is mostlm>ym> a cut-m>andm>-paste from the dict implementation. share | improve this answer | follow | ...
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Maximum value for long integer

...t; tm>ym>pe(sm>ym>s.maxsize+1) <tm>ym>pe 'long'> for integers we have maxint m>andm> maxsize: The maximum value of an int can be found in Pm>ym>thon 2.x with sm>ym>s.maxint. It was removed in Pm>ym>thon 3, but sm>ym>s.maxsize can often be used instead. From the changelog: The sm>ym>s.maxint constant was removed, since t...
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How do I set a ViewModel on a window in XAML using DataContext propertm>ym>?

... In addition to the solution that other people provided (which are good, m>andm> correct), there is a wam>ym> to specifm>ym> the ViewModel in XAML, m>ym>et still separate the specific ViewModel from the View. Separating them is useful for when m>ym>ou want to write isolated test cases. In App.xaml: <Application...
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Bm>ym>te arram>ym> to image conversion

...n I preloaded a whole lot of large graphic files as bm>ym>tearram>ym>s into memorm>ym> m>andm> then turned them into images during viewing. – Kam>ym>ot Nov 6 '17 at 1:59 add a comment ...