What is the best way to handle last minute changes to product scope?
What is the best way to handle changes to product requirements or scope during or after User Acceptance Testing (UAT)? How dangerous is it to make those changes, and how can the danger be mitigated?
Isn’t class scope purely for organization? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Why do we need private variables? (15 answers) Closed 11 years ago. Isn’t scope just a way to organize classes, preventing outside code from accessing certain things you don’t want accessed? More specifically, is there any functional gain to having public, protected, or private-scoped methods? Is there any advantage […]
What did programmers do before variable scope, where everything is global?
So, I am having to deal with seemingly archiac language (called PowerOn) where I have a main method, a few datatypes to define variables with, and has the ability to have sub-procedures (essentially void methods) that does not return a type nor accepts any arguements. The problem here is that EVERYTHING is global. I’ve read of these type of languages, but most books take the aproach “Ok, we use to use a horse and cariage, but now, here’s a car so let’s learn how to work on THAT!” We will NEVER relive those days”. I have to admit, the mind is struggling to think outside of scope and extent.
Nested classes vs namespaces
Is it good to use nested classes or should I use namespaces instead?
Session or request scope for account details
I have a (browser based) web application. On each page, I want to have a little label and link in a corner that displays the user’s username and other account information along with a logout button. The information that will be displayed is immutable.
Session or request scope for account details
I have a (browser based) web application. On each page, I want to have a little label and link in a corner that displays the user’s username and other account information along with a logout button. The information that will be displayed is immutable.
Session or request scope for account details
I have a (browser based) web application. On each page, I want to have a little label and link in a corner that displays the user’s username and other account information along with a logout button. The information that will be displayed is immutable.
Session or request scope for account details
I have a (browser based) web application. On each page, I want to have a little label and link in a corner that displays the user’s username and other account information along with a logout button. The information that will be displayed is immutable.
What is the advantage of determining scopes statically and using them dynamically in case of Python?
Firstly let me clarify that I know C and am learning Python. So my OOPS is kind of bad.
What is the advantage of determining scopes statically and using them dynamically in case of Python?
Firstly let me clarify that I know C and am learning Python. So my OOPS is kind of bad.