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Test if object i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>ents interface

...s has probably been asked before, but a quick search only brought up the sa<em>mem>e question asked for C#. See here. 7 Answers ...
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Why does <em>Mem>ath.Floor(Double) return a value of type Double?

I need to get the left hand side integer value fro<em>mem> a deci<em>mem>al or double. For Ex: I need to get the value 4 fro<em>mem> 4.6. I tried using <em>Mem>ath.Floor function but it's returning a double value, for ex: It's returning 4.0 fro<em>mem> 4.6. The <em>Mem>SDN docu<em>mem>entation says that it returns an integer value. A<em>mem> I <em>mem>issing so...
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Concatenate two string literals

I a<em>mem> reading Accelerated C++ by Koenig. He writes that "the new idea is that we can use + to concatenate a string and a string literal - or, for that <em>mem>atter, two strings (but not two string literals). ...
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When should I use require() and when to use define()?

I have being playing around with requirejs for the last few days. I a<em>mem> trying to understand the differences between define and require. ...
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Need to understand the usage of Se<em>mem>aphoreSli<em>mem>

Here is the code I have but I don't understand what Se<em>mem>aphoreSli<em>mem> is doing. 3 Answers ...
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Does git return specific return error codes?

Like <em>mem>erging errors, or rebase errors. Does it have a unique error code? 6 Answers 6 ...
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How to exclude this / current / dot folder fro<em>mem> find “type d”

can be used to find all directories below so<em>mem>e start point. But it returns the current directory ( . ) too, which <em>mem>ay be undesired. How can it be excluded? ...
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Why is it faster to check if dictionary contains the key, rather than catch the exception in case it

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How is attr_accessible used in Rails 4?

attr_accessible see<em>mem>s to no longer work within <em>mem>y <em>mem>odel. 5 Answers 5 ...
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Why should I use Restify?

I had the require<em>mem>ent to build up a REST API in node.js and was looking for a <em>mem>ore light-weight fra<em>mem>ework than express.js which probably avoids the unwanted features and would act like a custo<em>mem>-built fra<em>mem>ework for building REST APIs. Restify fro<em>mem> its intro is reco<em>mem><em>mem>ended for the sa<em>mem>e case. ...