So, if you had an array: "Hello", "World", "Hello" would be the first element, at index 0, position 1, and "World" would be the second element, at index 1, position 2.
I've also got "LINQ in Action" (manning.com/books/linq-in-action) though I haven't started with it yet -- partly because I might already know most of it
@JeroenVannevel That's a pretty popular book, it's on my list, I would've probably picked it up already if the examples were in a more familiar language.
@Legato I can highly recommend Java Concurrency In Practice. I haven't read it fully, but the parts I have read are awesome. I can also recommend Effective Java by Joshua Bloch
Hooray, Design-Independent Graduation is happening! Sites that have been deserving of graduation all over SE are getting their elections and (hopefully eventually) getting the "Beta" label removed from their site name.
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I saw this question:
Is this FizzBuzz Swift-y? and I couldn't resist the temptation to attempt a Swift2 implementation:
for i in 1...100 {
switch i {
case _ where i % 15 == 0: print("FizzBuzz")
case _ where i % 3 == 0: print("Fizz")
case _ where i % 5 == 0: print("Buzz")
d...