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VBScript (VBS) is a Visual Basic-flavored scripting language for Internet Explorer and Windows. It can be used on the web in principle, like JavaScript, but does not have much support, so it's usually confined to standalone or server-side scripts in business environments that use Windows exclusive...
read.csv(file, header = TRUE, sep = ",", quote = """, dec = ".", fill = TRUE, comment.char = "", ...) read.csv2(file, header = TRUE, sep = ";", quote = """, dec = ",", fill = TRUE, comment.char = "", ....
There are many situations where it is useful to return several values from a function: for example, if you want to input an item and return the price and number in stock, this functionality could be useful. There are many ways to do this in C++, and most involve the STL. However, if you wish to avoi...
RecyclerView addItemDecoration(RecyclerView.ItemDecoration decoration) RecyclerView addItemDecoration(RecyclerView.ItemDecoration decoration, int index) ParameterDetailsdecorationthe item decoration to add to the RecyclerViewindexthe index in the list of decorations for this RecyclerView. T...
See also separate topic on Overload Resolution Ambiguities can occur when one type can be implicitly converted into more than one type and there is no matching function for that specific type. For example: void foo(double, double); void foo(long, long); //Call foo with 2 ints foo(1, 2);...
A vector is a dynamic array with automatically handled storage. The elements in a vector can be accessed just as efficiently as those in an array with the advantage being that vectors can dynamically change in size. In terms of storage the vector data is (usually) placed in dynamically allocated me...
Properties: Associated with a type Variables: Not associated with a type See the Swift Programming Language iBook for more information.
In C++, it is possible to define operators such as + and -> for user-defined types. For example, the <string> header defines a + operator to concatenate strings. This is done by defining an operator function using the operator keyword. The operators for built-in types cannot be change...
SELECT <non-pivoted column>, [first pivoted column] AS <column name>, [second pivoted column] AS <column name>, ... [last pivoted column] AS <column name> FROM (<SELECT query that produces the data>) AS <alias for the source query> PIVOT ( <aggregat...
This topic provides basic instructions for obtaining credentials for Watson services and provides relevant links for each service and the Watson Developer Cloud SDKs. Watson services homepages: AlchemyLanguage AlchemyData News Conversation Discovery Document Conversion Language Translatio...
notification name { email = [email protected], [email protected], ... post = http://example.com get = http://example.com next = another-notification-definition timeout = 30m runOnActions = false body = {"text": {{.|json}}} contentType = application/json print = true...
SELECT column_name FROM table_name WHERE column_name operator value SELECT column_name, aggregate_function(column_name) FROM table_name GROUP BY column_name HAVING aggregate_function(column_name) operator value
Apache Subversion (SVN) is a universal and centralized open source version control system. Subversion is currently a project under Apache Software Foundation (ASF) and is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Subversion is designed to manage and control files and directories and track ...
Some languages require you to define ahead of time what kind of variable you're declaring. JavaScript doesn't do that; it will try to figure that out on its own. Sometimes this can create unexpected behavior. If we use the following HTML <span id="freezing-point">0</span> ...
svn copy [BRANCH-FROM-URL] [BRANCH-TO-URL] -m <COMMIT-LOG-MESSAGE> svn copy [^/PATH-TO-BRANCH-FROM] [^/PATH-TO-BRANCH-TO] -m <COMMIT-LOG-MESSAGE> As you might have noticed, we use svn copy command to create branches, tags and shelves (we'll skip mentioning tags and shel...
var x int // declare variable x with type int var s string // declare variable s with type string x = 4 // define x value s = "foo" // define s value y := 5 // declare and define y inferring its type to int f := 4.5 // declare and define f inferring its type to float64 b := &quo...

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