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In JavaScript, the eval function evaluates a string as if it were JavaScript code. The return value is the result of the evaluated string, e.g. eval('2 + 2') returns 4. eval is available in the global scope. The lexical scope of the evaluation is the local scope unless invoked indirectly (e.g. var ...

The COBOL DIVIDE statement divides one numeric item into others setting data items to the quotient and, optionally, the remainder. ROUNDED phrase: Default is TRUNCATION if no rounded phrase specified. Default ROUNDED mode is NEAREST-TOWARD-ZERO (rounding down) unless other specified. So call...

The EVALUATE statement is a multiple branch, multiple join, conditional test and selection structure.

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ParameterDetailsSuiteScript 2.0-scriptContext{Object}scriptContext.newRecord{N/record.Record} A reference to the record being loaded from the databasescriptContext.type{UserEventType} The action type that triggered this User EventscriptContext.form{N/ui/serverWidget.Form} A reference to the UI form...

Entity Stores information about the type of the data being stored. In the case of Magento this is customer, product, category, etc. Attribute The individual properties of each of the entities, e.g. name, weight, email address etc. Value The value of a given entity and attribute. For example, ...

RxAndroid used to be a library with lot of features. It has been splitted in many different libraries moving from version 0.25.0 to 1.x. A list of libraries that implement the features available before the 1.0 is maintained here.

In Spring MVC it is possible to validate form fields using Bean Validation API (JSR 303 for Bean Vaidation 1.0 and JSR 349 for Bean Validation 1.1) that is used to define validation constraints of the JavaBean object. Hibernate Validator is Bean Validation API reference implementation. Hibernate ...

MVC stands for Model-View-Controller. Any application that separates it’s data access, business logicand user interface is called MVC. There can be two types of MVC: convention-based and configuration-based. Example, cakePHP is convention-based, i.e. you just need to follow the instructions of the...