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What is an expressive language? What does it mean when someone says that Perl is an expressive language?
Started by Rachel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
People often call Perl expressive since it allows you to use many different approaches to express, ' expressive ') offers....
An "expressive" language is a language that allows you to easily express logical concepts in code.
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I hear this word a lot in sentences like "javascript is a very expressive language". Does it just mean there aren't a lot of rules, or does "expressive" have a more specific meaning?
Started by morgancodes on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It depends on what you're trying to expresshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expressive_power
I take it to mean that it's capable of expressing expressive with syntactic....
Is always more expressive, but I don't think that is true.
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A family member had a stroke a few years back and now has expressive aphasia. She understands what is said to her, is cognitive of what is going on, but cannot express herself. She is able to respond to yes/no questions (do you want to go shopping? are...
Started by rascher on
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For people with expressive aphasia already exist? These can be hardware or software devices?
My.
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Let me be clear - I have more than enough "references" and "for beginners" books.
What I want is something like "Exceptional PL/SQL" or "Agile PL/SQL" or "PL/SQL Design Patterns" or even just "PL/SQL For Developers Who Want To Write Pretty Code".
Does...
Started by Jamie Hale on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So many avoidable performance....
Also, if I could recommend something to read, I would suggest an Oracle performance book .
I found this book useful:
Oracle PL/SQL Best Practices
And there are a bunch of other books by O'Reilly that might be useful to you here .
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How do you approach painting a subject?
Many early painters seek to accurately mix paints and render their subjects, thinking thats the ultimate painters goal. Learning to accurately render a subject--local color and local objects--is an important stepping...
Started by virgil carter on
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An example: Suppose my intent is to express anxiety about a terrible situation such as lack the opposite example, of a student who takes my photo, has no expressive intention other than faithfully, and no intent, but would one conclude ....
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A lot of actors give "understated" performances, often to excellent effect. Giancarlo Esposito in Breaking Bad comes to mind: his character, Gus, is one of the coolest, calmest, most composed people you'll ever meet, so much so that it seems like Esposito...
Started by Sampiro on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at straightdope):
Clint Eastwood, Charles.
Ford is pretty stiff
David Caruso and Jennifer Aniston are not all that expressive
David Carradine Carrey, Eddie Murphy--isn't always needed for an expressive performance.
Related shopping results:
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Whom do u think is d most expressive person in our class >>>>>>>>>>> /
in all aspects
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at orkut):
Sharan....
expressiveness is good huh?? lol...
Sorry guys i dint know it was on anonymous
sorry thats a good list
but many from the other side of the class are missing like
Tharun
pattar
Zain
Mr.Guru Bhai
Prashant
and many more i'm very glad too.. .
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Started by Neveronlyadream on
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Good lord....
No clear orgasm face? Shame You can always tell how dramatic a scene is by how much David Tennant's jaw sticks out when he's talking .
He's all over the place in that scene.
I'd like to see the faces he pulls in the "never would" speech alone .
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I'm developing an open-source web application on top of Rails. I'd like to make my code as easy to understand and modify as possible. I'm test-driving my development with unit tests, so much of the code is "documented" through test cases (what each controller...
Started by Glen E. Ivey on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
OK, not at all sure this is the right thing... .
But it sounds like you are building a web-application, so the argument could be made that you should rdoc other pieces, too .
My short answer: rdoc your models, since they are truly unique to your application .
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Are Argentinians expressive/exuberant people? Yes, I know I may get the "not all are", but I'm talking about as a whole cultural group. Obviously, there are exceptions, but as a whole, are Argentinians expressive and exuberant (like the Italians)?
Started by Ataru Moroboshi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
In soccer matches....
Source(s): I'm half Argentinian.
Sometimes Argentinians shout a lot but not as Italians, also Argentinians have strong character, more than Mexicans, Brazilians, almost all Latin Americans .
Not as Italians, but people are really loud.
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