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What's the best book for learning Clojure if you're already familiar with Haskell?
mein kampf
Last week I asked what to learn and you guys said Java can get me an easy job, now you're all saying it's pajeet or some shit. I don't give a shit if it's pajeet or not, can it get me a job or not?
Depends, are you in Pakistan right now?
So I've been saying Java can get me a job (in Java/C++/whatever languages) and you're all saying it's not Pajeet and that it's not pajeep. So now you're saying this is Pajeep so we both know that we should just learn another language. But there is some good things in Java/C++/whatever languages, so what's the problem with learning that?
But I don't say there isn't good things in any language for people that want to learn other languages, just don't go and try learning something that has bad things for people with that mindset.
whats a decent way to keep sql skills sharp?
i took a class on it a few years ago but i dont have a reason to use it regularly so ive forgotten most of it
prodigy coming through
def nearestOdd(n):
if ((abs(int(n)+1))%2 == 0): # int(n) is odd, return int(n)
return int(n)
elif (abs(int(n))%2 == 0): # int(n) is even
if (int(n) == n): # n is int
return n - 1
elif (abs(n) - abs(int(n)) > 0): # n is a decimal
if (n > 0):
return int(n) + 1
elif (n < 0):
return int(n) - 1
it only took me two hours too.
>t. guy who dreams in code
if you can't even do the fizzbuzz in SQL, forget it