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Seeking constructive criticism on monad implementation
Mar 30, 2021
haskell
monads
idioms
Alternative to the `match = re.match(); if match: ...` idiom?
Sep 01, 2022
python
idioms
Hashes of Hashes Idiom in Ruby?
Sep 01, 2022
ruby
idioms
hash-of-hashes
What are some GraphQL schema naming best practices?
Dec 16, 2021
reactjs
schema
graphql
idioms
What does it mean by "#define X X"?
Sep 01, 2022
c++
c
linux
c-preprocessor
idioms
Convert rune to int?
Nov 10, 2018
go
type-conversion
idioms
rune
Idiomatic construction to check whether a collection is ordered
Jul 28, 2022
scala
recursion
fold
idioms
What is the idiomatic way to assoc several keys/values in a nested map in Clojure?
May 26, 2014
clojure
idioms
Idiomatic efficient Haskell append?
Feb 10, 2022
haskell
performance
linked-list
append
idioms
Python "Every Other Element" Idiom [duplicate]
Aug 30, 2022
python
idioms
Ruby idiom for substring from index until end of string
Aug 30, 2022
ruby
string
substring
slice
idioms
Rails idiom to avoid duplicates in has_many :through
May 01, 2022
ruby-on-rails
activerecord
associations
idioms
Get the first element of a list idiomatically in Groovy
Aug 17, 2022
list
groovy
idioms
Are one-line 'if'/'for'-statements good Python style?
Aug 29, 2022
python
for-loop
if-statement
idioms
Idiomatic way of handling nullable or empty List in Kotlin
Aug 29, 2022
kotlin
idioms
kotlin-null-safety
What is the idiomatic way to return an error from a function with no result if successful?
Aug 29, 2022
error-handling
rust
optional
idioms
rust-result
Python indentation in "empty lines"
Aug 29, 2022
python
coding-style
idioms
C++ code for state machine
Aug 31, 2022
c++
design-patterns
switch-statement
state-machine
idioms
What C++ idioms should C++ programmers use? [closed]
Mar 10, 2022
c++
design-patterns
idioms
c++-faq
Idiomatic use of std::rel_ops
Jun 04, 2022
c++
c++-standard-library
idioms
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