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sukuriant
17y ago
If you really want to get picky, return foo.bar().baz().qux() * 2; Could become: Bar bar = foo.bar(); if(bar == null) handleBarNull(); else { Baz baz = bar.baz(); if(baz == null) handleBazNull(); else {
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17y ago
I would agree. This seems to be exactly what this IDE is for. I wouldn't dare do any serious code-creating in an environment where I have to do that many key-clicks, but if I'm tracing through code and trying to find exactly where a bug i
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17y ago
I agree that it sounds a fair amount like ray-tracing. More specifically, the method of searching for color on a point-on-screen basis as opposed to a plethora of triangles overlaying each other sounds like ray-tracing in my mind. Though, e
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17y ago
Does anyone else notice that they seem to be using a variant of Logo for this project? Complete with calling the things on the screen 'turtles'? I Logo does take out a ton of the work for programmers who just want to get something on the sc
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17y ago
yeah, I'm using Chrome and it works fine for me :)
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17y ago
More specifically, that's just object oriented programming. Albeit with static objects. Ever written in Java? System.out.println("Hello world"); Don't bash or insinuate things about Microsoft just because they happen to use the same wording
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17y ago
I read over the article. I don't exactly understand his desires to keep a developer from converting an instance of a superclass into an instance of a sub-class (presumably to implement the specific methods). Maybe I don't understand his par
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I'm somewhat confused. What does being able to label something have to do with reproducing it? I may be able to label the heart in a person, or perhaps distinguish an exceptional sonata from something that isn't, but that doesn't mean that
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17y ago
Personally, I find it interesting to see this young person's mathematical mind manifest itself in such a way. She apparently adored her My Little Pony, and became consumed in pushing division into her braiding experience with it. Sure it wa
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17y ago
Java was the first real language that I learned, back in the days of BufferedReader and no generics ... I'm still young in the programming world, but to see my first and favorite programming language's developer being bought out is ... most
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17y ago
If it's through ATT, if it's anything like the iPhone, that's $30 a month, and there's a restriction of < 10MB downloads. It won't be $15 a month. I do feel sorry for ATT's network, though. Think of the strain that the iPhone put on th
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17y ago
don't worry, when you enter the working world, you might find a revived interest in video games on your time off :P
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17y ago
Why do all those people think that the author is lying? Those are very plausible, I'd even say likely!
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17y ago
Agreed, and I quarreled with that statement briefly. What I think the author is trying to say is that soon, there will be climate refugees, and when that happens, we'll need to know what to do with them, and we can use this event as an exam
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17y ago
The distance from all nodes to all other nodes is the Floyd-Warshall's All Shortest Paths algorithm, and it's V^3.
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"Because, worst of all, Google is effectively walking away. A human rights situation that they could have had a voice in is abandoned." If the firewall entirely blocks Google, what more could they do? From what I gathered, the Chinese would
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17y ago
Perhaps it could be thought of as the Open Source phone, then. Developers in the OSS community may well prefer to develop for it, because getting your app listed in the market is much, much easier than getting it added to Apple. Also, out o
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17y ago
Another version of this already exists, OpenLazlo. ( http://www.openlaszlo.org/ ), and it's already used on websites, including the internet radio, Pandora. The nice thing about OpenLazlo is that that it can produce both Ajax and Flash fro
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I wish I had learned C++, personally. A number of the places I was hoping to work for required many years experience in it. Like or hate the language, it's used frequently. Or at least it was. Some other things I wish I had done/learned: *