vector of People, what would you call it? 
Please help in improving the code. I would like to hear comments on:
- syntax
- an approach to development
This is my first experience in writing a simple application for the site.
https://github.com/keslo/modxEasyCart/blob/master/js/cart.js
Disclaimer: I am NOT familiar with Java, let alone the Android version. This may not compile or may be slower. I have no way to test this!
First of all, You deserve huge congratulations!!! Even I could read and understand what is going on! From the bottom of my heart: Thank you!
But still...-1
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...
Here is my problem.
my code :
myvar=int(input("enter a number : "))
Works well, but, if the user type a string, python returns a ValueError.
So, how could I test the type of the variable ?
like :
myvar=str()
while type(myvar) is not "int":
myvar=int(input("enter a number : "))
Thanks !
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var _store = function (exp)...
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import threading
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