Python is one of the most popular programming languages. It’s relatively easy to use, yet extremely versatile and powerful. Heck, it’s even the preferred language for data scientists. If you’re curious about Python, learning how to write Python functions is a good starting point. Today, ...
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I have written two functions 'refFunc' and 'valFunc' in two seperate .c files with header files. I attempted to compile them along with a mex wrapper function 'mainmex' and link them together to form a mex executable. The function 'refFunc' take...
Template-based generic programming in C++ is probably the most extreme in its use of call-backs, in that often almost every operator used in a generic function is potentially defined by client code. Template functions are essential to C++. Much of the standard library consists of template ...
A colon (:) holds a lot of importance in Python. A colon in Python is used for multiple functions including declaring functions, fetching data, array
I don't understand why the fopen function needs to be used first if I want to use certain file reading functions (and then followed by the fclose command after finishing extracting the info). Other commands in Matlab like xlsread extract text and numbers from ...
Re: Question on why to use functions Generally speaking...I use functions when I have something where I want to return a single value. I pass in a couple of parameters and return a single value. In this case I return part of a file path. (actually I don't do this anymore because...
Functional programming took a tightly coupled section of code (item * item) and removed the dependency by use of higher-order functions. Expression-Oriented vs Statement-Oriented As a compiler guy, I often work with parsers and abstract syntax trees. Most people are familiar enough with parsing...
The ternary operator can be used in various programming contexts, such as assigning values to variables, determining the return value of a function, or specifying conditions in control flow statements. When should I use the ternary operator?
Did you implement it or did you use an extension lib for the Array class? # posted by Eric : 1:57 AM In the Ruby version of counting old timers, am I misreading something or shouldn't the first "employees_and_departments" really be an "old_timers"? # posted by Vineet : 2:50 ...