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Actually, public fields are frowned upon. It exposes the state of the object, which makes the object hard to maintain. Getters/setters aren't the proper solution, either. Instead, the state can be injected via the constructor. Check out this post and this post — Vince Emigh22 secs ago
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@LonelyNeuron You might be right - however I still do not mind calling my class XxxIterator. It should probably have been ClassHierarchyIterator. Internal iteration is a new concept in Java, so that the Java programmers are not used to it yet. — Honza Zidek44 secs ago
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@ronan Yes, in this case, the equivalent Kotlin code is just one line. There are multiple ways that you could write it, of course, but this is the most concise, so most Kotlin programmers would start with this until something more elaborate is needed. — Dave Leeds57 secs ago
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It might be irrelevant for the question itself, but it is something which could be seen as an implementation of a bad design. A beginner in C++ should never have to deal with pointers to vectors. Even seasoned C++ programmers don't use it. — Some programmer dude48 secs ago
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Downvoters should learn to respect newbie programmers, it takes time for people to grab on to concepts, imo everybody once goes though this phase? But idk what causes all this hate in them. — Bot33 secs ago
The time is 2018-04-22T20:00:00.005Z and @Duga is alive
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You need to specify what application you're looking at, the problem you are trying to solve, how you have tried to solve it, and which part of the current code is giving you trouble. Programmers do not look upon code like mystics instantly placing your woes into context. Provide the context and may be able to help. — Cybernetic15 secs ago
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Basically, you have front-end code where you put you ajax request in. Think of it as a way to constantly request a .php page, sample.php in your case, and get a result from. your mentioned code is in the client side. now you have to create a new php file and in it, do your application logic such as connecting to db, getting the user, etc. Have a look at this link. softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/171203/… — Ali40 secs ago
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