Tutorial by Topics: partial

Let's clear up some misconceptions that beginners might make. You may have encountered functions such as: max :: (Ord a) => a -> a -> a max m n | m >= n = m | otherwise = n Beginners will typically view max :: (Ord a) => a -> a -> a as function that takes t...

-- defining a function with no arguments looks the same as simply defining a value language = "Elm" -- calling a function with no arguments by stating its name language -- parameters are separated by spaces and follow the function's name add x y = x + y -- call a function in the s...

A partial view is a view that is rendered within another view. Partial views can be reused and thus prevent duplication of code. They can be rendered by Html.Partial or Html.RenderPartial @Html.Partial("ViewName") @Html.Partial("ViewName",ViewModel) @{Html.RenderPartial...

Partial classes provides us an option to split classes into multiple parts and in multiple source files. All parts are combined into one single class during compile time. All parts should contain the keyword partial,should be of the same accessibility. All parts should be present in the same assembl...

As you probably know if you came from OOP school, specializing an abstract class and use it is a practice you should keep in mind when writing your code. What if you could define an abstract function and specialize it in order to create different versions of it? Thinks it as a sort of function Inhe...