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One easy algorithm to implement as a recursive function is factorial. ;;Compute the factorial for any n >= 0. Precondition: n >= 0, n is an integer. (defun factorial (n) (cond ((= n 0) 1) ;; Special case, 0! = 1 ((= n 1) 1) ;; Base case, 1! = 1 (t ...

When called without arguments, Node.js starts a REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop) also known as the “Node shell”. At a command prompt type node. $ node > At the Node shell prompt > type "Hello World!" $ node > "Hello World!" 'Hello World!'

ghci> :set -XOverloadedStrings ghci> import Data.Text as T isInfixOf :: Text -> Text -> Bool checks whether a Text is contained anywhere within another Text. ghci> "rum" `T.isInfixOf` "crumble" True isPrefixOf :: Text -> Text -> Bool checks whether a...

Make a new controller in the folder /Controllers/Account. Name the file MemberLoginSurfaceController.cs using MyCMS.Models.Account; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.Mvc; using System.Web.Security; namespace MyCMS.Controll...

Inheritance is one of the main concepts in Object Oriented Programming (OOP). Using inheritance, we can model a problem properly and we can reduce the number of lines we have to write. Let's see inheritance using a popular example. Consider you have to model animal kingdom (Simplified animal kingdo...

Method overloading is the way of using polymorphism inside a class. We can have two or more methods inside the same class, with different input parameters. Difference of input parameters can be either: Number of parameters Type of parameters (Data type) Order of the parameters Let's take a ...

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The Memory Model is difficult to understand, and difficult to apply. It is useful if you need to reason about the correctness of multi-threaded code, but you do not want to have to do this reasoning for every multi-threaded application that you write. If you adopt the following principals when wri...

Let's make a function to divide two numbers, that's very trusting about its input: def divide(x, y) return x/y end This will work fine for a lot of inputs: > puts divide(10, 2) 5 But not all > puts divide(10, 0) ZeroDivisionError: divided by 0 > puts divide(10, 'a') TypeE...

You can save the error if you want to use it in the rescue clause def divide(x, y) begin x/y rescue => e puts "There was a %s (%s)" % [e.class, e.message] puts e.backtrace end end > divide(10, 0) There was a ZeroDivisionError (divided by 0) from ...

If you want to do different things based on the kind of error, use multiple rescue clauses, each with a different error type as an argument. def divide(x, y) begin return x/y rescue ZeroDivisionError puts "Don't divide by zero!" return nil rescue TypeError put...

You can use an else clause for code that will be run if no error is raised. def divide(x, y) begin z = x/y rescue ZeroDivisionError puts "Don't divide by zero!" rescue TypeError puts "Division only works on numbers!" return nil rescue => e ...

select sysdate from dual

select :start_value + level -1 n from dual connect by level <= :end_value - :start_value + 1

You can customize parsing rules using different options in WITH clause: BULK INSERT People FROM 'f:\orders\people.csv' WITH ( CODEPAGE = '65001', FIELDTERMINATOR =',', ROWTERMINATOR ='\n' ); In this example, CODEPAGE specifies that a source file in UTF-8 f...

BULK INSERT command can be used to import file into SQL Server: BULK INSERT People FROM 'f:\orders\people.csv' BULK INSERT command will map columns in files with columns in target table.

PERFORM VARYING TALLY FROM 1 BY 1 UNTIL TALLY > 5 DISPLAY TALLY END-PERFORM

PERFORM some-paragraph

READ data-file

You may want to read a DataFrame from a CSV (Comma separated values) file or maybe even from a TSV or WSV (tabs and whitespace separated files). If your file has the right extension, you can use the readtable function to read in the dataframe: readtable("dataset.CSV") But what if your ...