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I have never understood what is the ideal way to name a project, package, class. I do it in a random way which doesn't look professional at all. I know the class name should start with a capital alphabet. But what I don't really have trouble with is finding...
Started by silverkid on
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All classes within that package provide (aim to achieve) Your project name could be "fibonacci org.package.core org.package.extensions
Examples:
Project name - FibonacciSeriesProducer
Package name - com.lazywithclass.utils, com....
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Hello:
I have the next name in my country:
Juan Jose Perez Gomez
where
(1) first name is "Juan Jose",
(2) middle name (Father's surname) is "Perez" and
(3) second name (Mother's surname) is "Gomez"
Which Active Directory property names do you recommend...
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Can't you use this for displaying ....
There is a Display name column.
What about givenName for First name, initials to store middle name and sn for last name?
Edit: Looks like the initials column will accept only 6 characters.
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CREATE TABLE `names` ( `name` varchar(20) );
Assume the "names" table contains all 40 million first names of everyone living in California (for example).
SELECT count(*) as count, name FROM names GROUP BY name ORDER BY name;
How can I optimize this query...
Started by ryan on
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You have to create an index on the name column of your table.
By generating dummy data), and see what happens.
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Possible Duplicate:
Giving a property the same name as its class
In working on a solution where I was struggling to "add" properties to a sealed class , someone pointed out that my naming of a property with the same name as a type was asking for trouble...
Started by Ben McCormack on
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But in this case, I would name that property.
Sometimes, it's unavoidable.
This answer intentionally marked as Community Wiki.
This is a duplicate of Giving a property the same name as its class .
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Typically, when I use lambdas, I just use "a, b, c, d..." as variable names as the types are easily inferred, and I find short names to be easier to read. Here is an example:
var someEnumerable = GetSomeEnumerable(); var somethingElseList = someEnumerable...
Started by TheSoftwareJedi on
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If the name =>....); //non descriptive collection name myPeopleCollection.Where(p=>...); // descriptive collection name
It may be asking a ....
The way I usualy do it depends on the collection you're enumerating over .
In sql.
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Hi,
Can someone explain to me what's the difference of SID, DB Name, DB Domain, Global Database Name, Service Name, Service Alias and Instance Name in Oracle ?
Thanks Michael
Started by Michael Ellick Ang on
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DB Name = Name of the database (somecompany.com)
Global Database....
So if your database name is somedb and your instance number is 3, then your SID is somedb3.
SID = identifies the database instance (database name + instance number).
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I have a column which contains a list of names, I want two other columns to contain functions which extract the first and last name. So far I have this
FirstName: =LEFT(D3,FIND(" ",D3)) LastName: =RIGHT(D3,LEN(D3)-FIND(" ",D3))
This works for names in...
Started by Bob on
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Columns, and....
You should extend your sheet with "first name" etc.
This way you can handle the possible spaces correctly.
You should also split your input form into specific parts, like title, first name, last name.
Them separately.
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Hi, A friend told me that I should include the table name in the field name of the same table, I wondering why? And should it be like this? Example:
(Table) Users (Fields) user_id, username, passowrd, last_login_time
I see that the prefix 'user_' is meaningless...
Started by Omar Dolaimy on
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The only place I am tempted to put the table name or a shortened form of it....
I agree with you.
The reason is it can it is consistent within the project .
With generic fields like 'id' and 'name', it's good to put the table name in.
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My understanding of x:Name vs Name is that some controls have a Name property, that is basically the same as setting x:Name.
Is there an advantage to using Name when it is available over x:Name?
Here's my reference for understanding x:Name vs Name.
Started by Chris Nicol on
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If Name is available as a property on the class, Name and x:Name can be used interchangeably as attributes, but an error will result if both are specified on the same element."
x:Name Attribute for pointing me in the right....
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What is the "best way" to generate a name for a Windows named pipe so it will not conflict with other processes?
Started by Mike on
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Plus the process ID..
Use a GUID
You company name plus something, e.g.
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