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What is the JavaScript convention for no operation?
What is the JavaScript convention for no operation? Like a Python pass command.
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Using boolean values in C
C doesn't have any built-in boolean types. What's the best way to use them in C?
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What is a provisioning profile used for when developing iPhone applications?
What is the purpose of a provisioning profile and why is it needed when developing an iPhone application? If I don't have a provisioning profile, what happens?
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Why no generics in Go?
...plicit unboxing) mean in many cases it is possible to write code that does what generics would enable, if less smoothly.
This remains an open issue.
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Storing C++ template function definitions in a .CPP file
...referenced link answers the question positively, i.e. it is possible to do what Rob suggested and have the code to be portable.
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May 1 '11 at 21:46
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Is there an ExecutorService that uses the current thread?
What I am after is a compatible way to configure the use of a thread pool or not. Ideally the rest of the code should not be impacted at all. I could use a thread pool with 1 thread but that isn't quite what I want. Any ideas?
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'git add --patch' to include new files?
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For anyone who is wondering what git add -N does, it just adds the specified untracked files to the index, but without content.
– Odin
May 29 '19 at 0:17
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What is the difference between string primitives and String objects in JavaScript?
...That aside, the behaviour you are trying to name is called auto-boxing. So what actually happens is that a primitive is converted to its wrapper type when a method of the wrapper type is invoked. Put simple:
var s = 'test';
Is a primitive data type. It has no methods, it is nothing more than a po...
When is a Java method name too long? [closed]
...ch in a method class if we need such a long name, however I wanted to know what do you guys think about it.
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What is an uninterruptible process?
...l (kernel function) that cannot be interrupted by a signal.
To understand what that means, you need to understand the concept of an interruptible system call. The classic example is read(). This is a system call that can take a long time (seconds) since it can potentially involve spinning up a hard...