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Often times you will need to be able to manage your notifications, by being able to keep track of them and cancel them. Track a notification You can assign a UUID (universally unique identifier) to a notification, so you can track it: Swift let notification = UILocalNotification() let uuid = NS...

MY_CONSTANT = "Hello, world" # constant Constant = 'This is also constant' # constant my_variable = "Hello, venus" # not constatn Constant name start with capital letter. Everything that start with capital letter are considered as constant in Ruby. So class and module are al...

MY_CONSTANT = "Hello, world" MY_CONSTANT = "Hullo, world" The above code results in a warning, because you should be using variables if you want to change their values. However it is possible to change one letter at a time in a constant without a warning, like this: MY_CONST...

def say_hi MESSAGE = "Hello" puts MESSAGE end The above code results in an error: SyntaxError: (irb):2: dynamic constant assignment.

class Message DEFAULT_MESSAGE = "Hello, world" def speak(message = nil) if message puts message else puts DEFAULT_MESSAGE end end end The constant DEFAULT_MESSAGE can be changed with the following code: Message::DEFAULT_MESSAGE = "Hullo, wo...

def results = [] (1..4).each{ def what = (it%2) ? 'odd' : 'even' results << what } assert results == ['odd', 'even', 'odd', 'even'] Here, the if-condition (in (parentheses)) is slightly more complex than just testing for existence/Groovy-Truth.

The easiest way to install and manage various versions of Ruby with rbenv is to use the ruby-build plugin. First clone the rbenv repository to your home directory: $ git clone https://github.com/rbenv/rbenv.git ~/.rbenv Then clone the ruby-build plugin: $ git clone https://github.com/rbenv/rub...

It is best to use latest SLIME from Emacs MELPA repository: the packages may be a bit unstable, but you get the latest features. Portale and multiplatform Emacs, Slime, Quicklisp, SBCL and Git You can download a portable and multiplatform version of Emacs25 already configured with Slime, SBCL, Qui...

Examples ES6/ES2015 to ES5 (via Babel): This ES2015 syntax // ES2015 arrow function syntax [1,2,3].map(n => n + 1); is interpreted and translated to this ES5 syntax: // Conventional ES5 anonymous function syntax [1,2,3].map(function(n) { return n + 1; }); CoffeeScript to ...

Example: Invoke different constructors by passing relevant parameters import java.lang.reflect.*; class NewInstanceWithReflection{ public NewInstanceWithReflection(){ System.out.println("Default constructor"); } public NewInstanceWithReflection( String a){ ...

Reflection is useful when it is properly used for right purpose. By using reflection, you can access private variables and re-initialize final variables. Below is the code snippet, which is not recommended. import java.lang.reflect.*; public class ReflectionDemo{ public static void main(St...

Compare two Strings ignoring case: "School".equalsIgnoreCase("school"); // true Don't use text1.toLowerCase().equals(text2.toLowerCase()); Languages have different rules for converting upper and lower case. A 'I' would be converted to 'i' in English. But in Turkish a 'I' ...

public class InsertIntoConcurrentHashMap { public static void main(String[] args) { ConcurrentHashMap<Integer, SomeObject> concurrentHashMap = new ConcurrentHashMap<>(); SomeObject value = new SomeObject(); Integer key = 1; SomeObject ...

GWT ships with a command line utility called webAppCreator that automatically generates all the files you’ll need in order to start a GWT project. It also generates Eclipse project files and launch config files for easy debugging in GWT’s development mode. You can create a new demo application in a...

The way to do a JAX-WS call with basic authentication is a little unobvious. Here is an example where Service is the service class representation and Port is the service port you want to access. Service s = new Service(); Port port = s.getPort(); BindingProvider prov = (BindingProvider)port; ...

Let's say you have this line of code: printf("Hello, world!\n"); Now say you want to change the text to "Program exiting." CommandBufferMnemonicci"printf("¦");change in the ".Program exiting.\n<esc>printf("Program exiting.\n");

In Python 2, any integer larger than a C ssize_t would be converted into the long data type, indicated by an L suffix on the literal. For example, on a 32 bit build of Python: Python 2.x2.7 >>> 2**31 2147483648L >>> type(2**31) <type 'long'> >>> 2**30 10737418...

Using else we can perform some task when the condition is not satisfied. But what if we want to check a second condition in case that the first one was false. We can do it this way: a = 9; if mod(a,2)==0 % MOD - modulo operation, return the remainder after division of 'a' by 2 disp('a is ev...

When we use a condition within another condition we say the conditions are "nested". One special case of nested conditions is given by the elseif option, but there are numerous other ways to use nested conditons. Let's examine the following code: a = 2; if mod(a,2)==0 % MOD - modulo o...

This can be easily accomplished by calling Enumerable#to_a on a Range object: (1..10).to_a #=> [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] (a..b) means that it will include all numbers between a and b. To exclude the last number, use a...b a_range = 1...5 a_range.to_a #=> [1, 2, 3, 4] or...