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public struct Vector { public int X; public int Y; public int Z; } public struct Point { public decimal x, y; public Point(decimal pointX, decimal pointY) { x = pointX; y = pointY; } } struct instance fields can be set via a p...

length counts the occurences of elements a in a foldable structure t a. ghci> length [7, 2, 9] -- t ~ [] 3 ghci> length (Right 'a') -- t ~ Either e 1 -- 'Either e a' may contain zero or one 'a' ghci> length (Left "foo") -- t ~ Either String 0 ghci> length (3, True) ...

Any fold can be run in the opposite direction with the help of the Dual monoid, which flips an existing monoid so that aggregation goes backwards. newtype Dual a = Dual { getDual :: a } instance Monoid m => Monoid (Dual m) where mempty = Dual mempty (Dual x) `mappend` (Dual y) = Dua...

To instantiate Foldable you need to provide a definition for at least foldMap or foldr. data Tree a = Leaf | Node (Tree a) a (Tree a) instance Foldable Tree where foldMap f Leaf = mempty foldMap f (Node l x r) = foldMap f l `mappend` f x `mappend` foldMap f r fo...

import Data.Traversable as Traversable data MyType a = -- ... instance Traversable MyType where traverse = -- ... Every Traversable structure can be made a Foldable Functor using the fmapDefault and foldMapDefault functions found in Data.Traversable. instance Functor MyType where ...

Implementations of traverse usually look like an implementation of fmap lifted into an Applicative context. data Tree a = Leaf | Node (Tree a) a (Tree a) instance Traversable Tree where traverse f Leaf = pure Leaf traverse f (Node l x r) = Node <$> traverse f l <*...

A traversal can be run in the opposite direction with the help of the Backwards applicative functor, which flips an existing applicative so that composed effects take place in reversed order. newtype Backwards f a = Backwards { forwards :: f a } instance Applicative f => Applicative (Backward...

Compiler warnings can be generated using the #warning directive, and errors can likewise be generated using the #error directive. #if SOME_SYMBOL #error This is a compiler Error. #elif SOME_OTHER_SYMBOL #warning This is a compiler Warning. #endif

A compiler symbol is a keyword that is defined at compile-time that can be checked for to conditionally execute specific sections of code. There are three ways to define a compiler symbol. They can be defined via code: #define MYSYMBOL They can be defined in Visual Studio, under Project Propert...

Line #line controls the line number and filename reported by the compiler when outputting warnings and errors. void Test() { #line 42 "Answer" #line filename "SomeFile.cs" int life; // compiler warning CS0168 in "SomeFile.cs" at Line 42 #line defa...

Sometimes you may have a form and want to submit it using ajax. Suppose you have this simple form - <form id="ajax_form" action="form_action.php"> <label for="name">Name :</label> <input name="name" id="name" type="t...

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h> @interface Car:NSObject { NSString *CarMotorCode; NSString *CarChassisCode; } - (instancetype)initWithMotorValue:(NSString *) motorCode andChassisValue:(NSInteger)chassisCode; - (void) startCar; - (void) stopCar; @end @implementation Car...

C11 Reading an object will cause undefined behavior, if the object is1: uninitialized defined with automatic storage duration it's address is never taken The variable a in the below example satisfies all those conditions: void Function( void ) { int a; int b = a; } 1 (Quo...

Array types inherit their equals() (and hashCode()) implementations from java.lang.Object, so equals() will only return true when comparing against the exact same array object. To compare arrays for equality based on their values, use java.util.Arrays.equals, which is overloaded for all array types...

// Convert string to ArrayBuffer. This step is only necessary if you wish to hash a string, not if you aready got an ArrayBuffer such as an Uint8Array. var input = new TextEncoder('utf-8').encode('Hello world!'); // Calculate the SHA-256 digest crypto.subtle.digest('SHA-256', input) // Wait fo...

6 var myIterableObject = {}; // An Iterable object must define a method located at the Symbol.iterator key: myIterableObject[Symbol.iterator] = function () { // The iterator should return an Iterator object return { // The Iterator object must implement a method, next() next: func...

dynamic foo = 123; Console.WriteLine(foo + 234); // 357 Console.WriteLine(foo.ToUpper()) // RuntimeBinderException, since int doesn't have a ToUpper method foo = "123"; Console.WriteLine(foo + 234); // 123234 Console.WriteLine(foo.ToUpper()): // NOW A STRING

using System; public static void Main() { var value = GetValue(); Console.WriteLine(value); // dynamics are useful! } private static dynamic GetValue() { return "dynamics are useful!"; }

using System; using System.Dynamic; dynamic info = new ExpandoObject(); info.Id = 123; info.Another = 456; Console.WriteLine(info.Another); // 456 Console.WriteLine(info.DoesntExist); // Throws RuntimeBinderException

You can use a colon and the standard numeric format syntax to control how numbers are formatted. var decimalValue = 120.5; var asCurrency = $"It costs {decimalValue:C}"; // String value is "It costs $120.50" (depending on your local currency settings) var withThreeDecimal...