Tutorial by Examples: case

Sometimes we want to prepare a context for each test to be run under. The setUp method is run prior to each test in the class. tearDown is run at the end of every test. These methods are optional. Remember that TestCases are often used in cooperative multiple inheritance so you should be careful to...
AWK often used for manipulating entire files containing a list of strings. Let's say file awk_test_file.txt contains: First String Second String Third String To convert all the strings to lower case execute: awk '{ print tolower($0) }' awk_test_file.txt This will result: first string se...
There is no revolution here, but angular constant can be useful specially when your application and/or team starts to grow ... or if you simply love writing beautiful code! Refactor code. Example with event's names. If you use a lot of events in your application, you have event's names a lit...
uses SysUtils; var S1, S2: string; begin S1 := 'Foo'; S2 := LowerCase(S1); // S2 := 'foo'; S1 := UpperCase(S2); // S1 := 'FOO';
- var friends = 10 case friends when 0 p you have no friends when 1 p you have a friend default p you have #{friends} friends Result is: <p>you have 10 friends</p>
Also known as triple equals. This operator does not test equality, but rather tests if the right operand has an IS A relationship with the left operand. As such, the popular name case equality operator is misleading. This SO answer describes it thus: the best way to describe a === b is "if I ...
Use tuples in a switch let switchTuple = (firstCase: true, secondCase: false) switch switchTuple { case (true, false): // do something case (true, true): // do something case (false, true): // do something case (false, false): // do something } Or in combina...
Build yourself three servers using whatever physical or virtual hardware you wish. (This tutorial assumes you're using Ubuntu as your operating system.) Then repeat the following instructions three times... once for each server. # add the names of each server to the host file of each server sudo n...
Then go into the mongo shell and initiate the replica set, like so: meteor mongo > rs.initiate() PRIMARY> rs.add("mongo-a") PRIMARY> rs.add("mongo-b") PRIMARY> rs.add("mongo-c") PRIMARY> rs.setReadPref('secondaryPreferred')
in this way '0' representing the known values ​​are ranked first, '1' representing the NULL values ​​are sorted by the last: SELECT ID ,REGION ,CITY ,DEPARTMENT ,EMPLOYEES_NUMBER FROM DEPT ORDER BY CASE WHEN REGION IS NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END, REGION ...
These Java issues can be very embarrassing, and sometimes remain undiscovered until run in production. Fallthrough behavior in switch statements is often useful; however, missing a “break” keyword when such behavior is not desired can lead to disastrous results. If you have forgotten to put a “break...
Java SE 7 switch itself can not be parameterised to be case insensitive, but if absolutely required, can behave insensitive to the input string by using toLowerCase() or toUpperCase: switch (myString.toLowerCase()) { case "case1" : ... break; case &...
Overall the easiest way to work with JSON is to have a case class mapping directly to the JSON (same fields name, equivalent types, etc.). case class Person( name: String, age: Int, hobbies: Seq[String], pet: Pet ) case class Pet( name: String, `type`: String ) // these...
Extension methods can be used to "hide" processing of inelegant business rules that would otherwise require cluttering up a calling function with if/then statements. This is similar to and analogous to handling nulls with extension methods. For example, public static class CakeExtensions ...
The System.String class supports a number of methods to convert between uppercase and lowercase characters in a string. System.String.ToLowerInvariant is used to return a String object converted to lowercase. System.String.ToUpperInvariant is used to return a String object converted to upper...
Convert in lowercase the string argument Syntax: LOWER(str) LOWER('fOoBar') -- 'foobar' LCASE('fOoBar') -- 'foobar'
Query SELECT st.name, st.percentage, CASE WHEN st.percentage >= 35 THEN 'Pass' ELSE 'Fail' END AS `Remark` FROM student AS st ; Result +--------------------------------+ | name | percentage | Remark | +--------------------------------+ | Isha | 67 | Pas...
This example shows the behaviour of getopt when the user input is uncommon: getopt.php var_dump( getopt("ab:c::", ["delta", "epsilon:", "zeta::"]) ); Shell command line $ php getopt.php -a -a -bbeta -b beta -cgamma --delta --epsilon --zeta --zeta=f...
The common modifier to ignore case is i: /fog/i will match Fog, foG, etc. The inline version of the modifier looks like (?i). Notes: In Java, by default, case-insensitive matching assumes that only characters in the US-ASCII charset are being matched. Unicode-aware case-insensitive matching c...
Introduces a case label of a switch statement. The operand must be a constant expression and match the switch condition in type. When the switch statement is executed, it will jump to the case label with operand equal to the condition, if any. char c = getchar(); bool confirmed; switch (c) { c...

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