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Convert a character digit to the corresponding integer in C
...ple:
char c = 'b';
int x = c - 'a'; // x is now not necessarily 1
The standard guarantees that the char values for the digits '0' to '9' are contiguous, but makes no guarantees for other characters like letters of the alphabet.
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Hidden features of C
I know there is a standard behind all C compiler implementations, so there should be no hidden features. Despite that, I am sure all C developers have hidden/secret tricks they use all the time.
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How to create JSON string in C#
...ing. I assume you would just use a stringbuilder to build the JSON string and them format your response as JSON?
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Why not use exceptions as regular flow of control?
To avoid all standard-answers I could have Googled on, I will provide an example you all can attack at will.
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Easiest way to flip a boolean value?
... it can be helpful to have a TOGGLE(a) macro. This prevents some mistakes and makes it all more readable on narrow screens.
– OJW
Oct 1 '10 at 12:17
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Linux command to list all available commands and aliases
Is there a Linux command that will list all available commands and aliases for this terminal session?
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Ajax, back button and DOM updates
If javascript modifies DOM in page A, user navigates to page B and then hits back button to get back to the page A. All modifications to DOM of page A are lost and user is presented with version that was originally retrieved from the server.
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In .NET, which loop runs faster, 'for' or 'foreach'?
...hrough a list with foreach than it does to loop through an array with for, and you're calling that insignificant? That kind of a performance difference might matter for your application, and it might not, but I wouldn't just dismiss it out of hand.
– Robert Harvey
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Object-orientation in C
...It tries to keep minimal the available concepts for the sake of simplicity and flexibility: uniform object oriented programming including open classes, metaclasses, property metaclasses, generics, multimethods, delegation, ownership, exceptions, contracts and closures. There is a draft paper (PDF) ...
Why use finally in C#?
...d regardless of whether or not there is an exception. This comes in very handy when it comes to certain housekeeping functions you need to always run like closing connections.
Now, I'm guessing your question is why you should do this:
try
{
doSomething();
}
catch
{
catchSomething();
}
f...