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Is this big complicated thing equal to this? or this? or this?

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Is there an idiom in Java for empty methods which exist to satisfy an interface?

java interface annotations oop idioms

Ruby: Finding most recently modified file

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What are some C++ related idioms, misconceptions, and gotchas that you've learnt from experience?

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Can we increase the re-usability of this key-oriented access-protection pattern?

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Proper way to dynamically add functions to ES6 classes

javascript ecmascript-6 idioms

Is static_cast<T>(-1) the right way to generate all-one-bits data without numeric_limits?

c++ bit-manipulation idioms

In what contexts do programming languages make real use of an Infinity value?

python ruby language-agnostic idioms infinity

PHP - best way to initialize an object with a large number of parameters and default values

php class constructor instantiation idioms

The preferred way to set matplotlib figure/axes properties

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Is there a tutorial that teaches common Ruby programming idioms used by experienced programmers, but may not be obvious to newcomers? [closed]

ruby idioms

idioms for returning multiple values in shell scripting

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Famous eponymous programming techniques [closed]

terminology idioms

How do I manipulate $PATH elements in shell scripts?

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Why implicitly check for emptiness in Python? [closed]

python idioms

What's the closest thing in C++ to retroactively defining a superclass of a defined class?

c++ superclass subclassing idioms

Is str.replace(..).replace(..) ad nauseam a standard idiom in Python?

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Golang and inheritance

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Read a file and get an array of strings

rust idioms

when to use if vs elif in python

python conditional idioms
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