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When assigning named methods to delegates, they will refer to the same underlying object if: They are the same instance method, on the same instance of a class They are the same static method on a class public class Greeter { public void WriteInstance() { Console.Write...

The following syntax creates a delegate type with name NumberInOutDelegate, representing a method which takes an int and returns an int. public delegate int NumberInOutDelegate(int input); This can be used as follows: public static class Program { static void Main() { Number...

The System namespace contains Func<..., TResult> delegate types with between 0 and 15 generic parameters, returning type TResult. private void UseFunc(Func<string> func) { string output = func(); // Func with a single generic type parameter returns that type Console.WriteLine...

Named methods can be assigned to delegates with matching signatures: public static class Example { public static int AddOne(int input) { return input + 1; } } Func<int,int> addOne = Example.AddOne Example.AddOne takes an int and returns an int, its signature ...

Calling .Equals() on a delegate compares by reference equality: Action action1 = () => Console.WriteLine("Hello delegates"); Action action2 = () => Console.WriteLine("Hello delegates"); Action action1Again = action1; Console.WriteLine(action1.Equals(action1)) // True ...

Lambdas can be used to create anonymous methods to assign to a delegate: Func<int,int> addOne = x => x+1; Note that the explicit declaration of type is required when creating a variable this way: var addOne = x => x+1; // Does not work

One of the things that can really boost your productivity while writing the code is effectively navigating the workspace. This also means making it comfortable for the moment. It's possible to achieve this by adjusting which areas of workspaces you see. The buttons on the top of the navigation and ...

The UITableViewDelegate is used to control how the table is displayed, and UITableViewDataSource is used to define the UITableView's data. There are two required methods and many optional ones which can be used to customize size, sections, headings, and cells in the UITableView. UITableViewDataSo...

Given the following history, imagine you make a change that you want to squash into the commit bbb2222 A second commit: $ git log --oneline --decorate ccc3333 (HEAD -> master) A third commit bbb2222 A second commit aaa1111 A first commit 9999999 Initial commit Once you've made your change...

git cherry-pick <commit-A>..<commit-B> will place every commit after A and up to and including B on top of the currently checked-out branch. git cherry-pick <commit-A>^..<commit-B> will place commit A and every commit up to and including B on top of the currently checked-out...

To generate a controller (for example Posts), navigate to your project directory from a command line or terminal, and run: $ rails generate controller Posts You can shorten this code by replacing generate with g, for example: $ rails g controller Posts If you open up the newly generated app/...

You can initialize a constant by using the const keyword. const foo = 100; const bar = false; const person = { name: "John" }; const fun = function () = { /* ... */ }; const arrowFun = () => /* ... */ ; Important You must declare and initialize a constant in the same statement....

A one-liner that helps granting or revoking vulnerable permissions. granting adb shell pm grant <sample.package.id> android.permission.<PERMISSION_NAME> revoking adb shell pm revoke <sample.package.id> android.permission.<PERMISSION_NAME> Granting all run...

In order to create a random user password we can use the symbols provided in the string module. Specifically punctuation for punctuation symbols, ascii_letters for letters and digits for digits: from string import punctuation, ascii_letters, digits We can then combine all these symbols in a name...

To start a new thread: use std::thread; fn main() { thread::spawn(move || { // The main thread will not wait for this thread to finish. That // might mean that the next println isn't even executed before the // program exits. println!("Hello from spa...

Assuming you have a model called Post defined in your models.py file that contains blog posts, and has a date_published field. Step 1: Write the context processor Create (or add to) a file in your app directory called context_processors.py: from myapp.models import Post def recent_blog_posts...

Many-to-One Relationship from django.db import models class Author(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=50) #Book has a foreignkey (many to one) relationship with author class Book(models.Model): author = models.ForeignKey(Author, on_delete=models.CASCADE) publish_...

To demystify Template Haskell, suppose you have data Example a = Example { _foo :: Int, _bar :: a } then makeLenses 'Example produces (more or less) foo :: Lens' (Example a) Int bar :: Lens (Example a) (Example b) a b There's nothing particularly magical going on, though. You can write ...

You can create an ordered dictionary which will follow a determined order when iterating over the keys in the dictionary. Use OrderedDict from the collections module. This will always return the dictionary elements in the original insertion order when iterated over. from collections import Ordere...

function add(a, b) return a + b end -- creates a function called add, which returns the sum of it's two arguments Let's look at the syntax. First, we see a function keyword. Well, that's pretty descriptive. Next we see the add identifier; the name. We then see the arguments (a, b) these c...