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Integer and Float use 4 bytes of memory for storage. However the range of integer and float are different. How are they stored internally in memory?
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I'm writing a framework for writing HDF files with JAVA (Using some existing framework).
I need to keep compatibility with octave. That is, octave should be able to read the files my framework writes and vice versa.
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What I am trying to do is kind of like this:
I have datatypes "user" and "article" for instance. I want to have relationships between these two, but in more than one way.
So for instance, I'd like to let a user "like" or "bookmark" an article. So I need to have two relations in the database, one…
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I have a method whose callers require different datatypes. I could repeat the requisite conversions a dozen times by putting them in each of the callers, but it seems much more efficient to do it once in the called method.
public String myMethod(String myArg)
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return DoSomething(myArg);
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