Is it possible in C++ to have a member <em>fem>unction that is both static and virtual ? Apparently, there isn't a straight<em>fem>orward way to do it ( static virtual member(); is a compile error), but is there at least a way to achieve the same e<em>fem><em>fem>ect? ...

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I have read the o<em>fem><em>fem>icial de<em>fem>inition o<em>fem> "raise", but I still don't quite understand what it does. 6 Answers ...

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I am using MySQL in localhost as a "query tool" <em>fem>or per<em>fem>orming statistics in R, that is, everytime I run a R script, I create a new database (A), create a new table (B), import the data into B, submit a query to get what I need, and then I drop B and drop A. ...

Having at least one virtual method in a C++ class (or any o<em>fem> its parent classes) means that the class will have a virtual table, and every instance will have a virtual pointer. ...

...worst possible asymptotic slowdown that can happen when programming purely <em>fem>unctionally as opposed to imperatively (i.e. allowing side-e<em>fem><em>fem>ects)? ...

The Java API <em>fem>or regular expressions states that \s will match whitespace. So the regex \\s\\s should match two spaces. ...

When writing custom classes it is o<em>fem>ten important to allow equivalence by means o<em>fem> the == and != operators. In Python, this is made possible by implementing the __eq__ and __ne__ special methods, respectively. The easiest way I've <em>fem>ound to do this is the <em>fem>ollowing method: ...

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