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What's the name of the anti-pattern illustrated by this example?
if (something()) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
It's a DRY violation but I've seen this specific one so much I'm wondering if it has a name.
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Any suggestions are welcome? Even the technical ones.
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Does Machine learning models often needed to be compressed to run on MCUs.?
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In koltin it's common to check the input argument to avoid null value, and I often write a lot of codes like this:
fun test(text: String?) {
text ?: return
// do other things based of text
}
Is this a good coding style? Or there is a better one? Thanks for any comment!
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Guys who use wix navigation, can you explain when it is better to use Navigation.setStackRoot(), what is its advantage over regular Navigation.setRoot()
setRoot is used to change the whole layout of your app.
setStackRoot is used to reset a single stack
For more details check the documentation:
https://wix.github.io/react-native-navigation/#/docs/screen-api
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What are the most common exploits in XSS (in Java) and can you show and example of each please?
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Try read this article, it should help you a lot!
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