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What is Angular.noop used for?

... What's the benefit of calling noop rather than just leaving the function blank? Aesthetics, performance or something else? – abyrne85 Aug 24 '15 at 11:42 ...
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What's the easiest way to call a function every 5 seconds in jQuery? [duplicate]

JQuery, how to call a function every 5 seconds. 7 Answers 7 ...
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What requirement was the tuple designed to solve?

I'm looking at the new C# feature of tuples. I'm curious, what problem was the tuple designed to solve? 13 Answers ...
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What's the difference between a Future and a Promise?

What's the difference between Future and Promise ? They both act like a placeholder for future results, but where is the main difference? ...
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Multithreading: What is the point of more threads than cores?

...ple threads simultaneously. In that case, if you have a quad-core machine, what's the point of having more than 4 threads running at a time? Wouldn't they just be stealing time (CPU Resources) from each other? ...
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What is content-type and datatype in an AJAX request?

What is content-type and datatype in a POST request? Suppose I have this: 3 Answers 3 ...
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What is an AngularJS directive?

... What it is (see the clear definition of jQuery as an example)? A directive is essentially a function† that executes when the Angular compiler finds it in the DOM. The function(s) can do almost anything, which is why I th...
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What do people find difficult about C pointers? [closed]

... memory. You know you're dealing with this problem when people talk about "what (primitive) variable X really is". Most of my students were able to understand a simplified drawing of a chunk of memory, generally the local variables section of the stack at the current scope. Generally giving explic...
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What's the point of malloc(0)?

...eturn NULL or have the regular malloc behaviour, with no memory allocated. Whatever it does, it must be documented somewhere. Usually, it returns a pointer that is valid and unique but should NOT be dereferenced. Also note that it CAN consume memory even though it did not actually allocate anything...
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What's the difference between a single precision and double precision floating point operation?

What is the difference between a single precision floating point operation and double precision floating operation? 11 Answ...