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Often you see the New-Object written as New-object ValidateRange(0,5) which looks like the “New” statements in other languages. PowerShell parses that line as New-object -TypeName ValidateRange –Argumentlist (0,5). Looking at the constructor for the Parameter attribute, shows that it ...
Unbelievably some people have not even yet made the jump to procedural programming. I saw one program – written in 2010 – a report with lots of lines of code, using WRITE statements, with no subroutines at all, just the good old SELECTION-SCREEN followed by everything in one huge mass ...
FORsomevariableIN EXECUTE(somesqlquery) LOOP ..RETURN NEXT; .. END LOOP; LOOP ..logic statements EXIT .. EXIT WHEN .. CONTINUE WHEN .. END LOOP; WHILE ... LOOP ... END LOOP; EXCEPTION WHEN ... WHEN .. Introduced in 8.3 RETURN QUERY which can be in any LOOP like struct...
Negative pair:random pair of 2 pins. With high probability the pins are not on the same board Train GNNto generate similar embeddings for training pairs. Train so thatpins that are consecutively pinned have similar embeddings whereDis a set of training pairs from logs,zvis a “positive”/true...
implement a program that shuffles an array into a random order Any of those would be a highly typical coding question. And before you say "that's easy!" about any of them, think about what's missing from those problem statements before you write the code. That string pointer: What encod...
Collect your thoughts and start writing them down in random. Let one idea freely lead you to another related idea and so on. This collecting of information will slowly give you an approach to the content. After some more time, a few alternative approaches will be formed. The more you keep...
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Don't be dumb. This should be your default development mode. If you know you need random access, don't choose a linked-list. If you know you need in-order traversal, don't use a map. Requirements change and you can't always guess the future. Make a reasonable guess at the work...