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tradingfunda.com/2011/01/31/free-intraday-tips-today-31-jan
FREE INTRADAY TIPS TODAY 31 jan. | TradingFunda.com
SOURCE http://freeintradyatips.blogspot.com Sell IRB Infra with a target of Rs'0 and stop loss of Rs 214 Buy Petronet LNG with a target of Rs 131 and
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The Rodent's Burrow Maunderings Rodentical Blog Login Ruby: Tricks for blocks 2011-08-26 11:56 am 1 Comment Two little-known (?) tips about using blocks in Ruby: 1. Using splat in the block argument list You may (or may not) be familiar with using the splat operator to indicate a variable-length argument list in a method definition. Did you know you can also use it in the argument list of a block? irb> [1, 2, 3].each { |*args| puts(args.inspect) } [1] [2] [3] irb> { :one=>1, 'two
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Horse's Mouth Musing, events and thoughts from Graham Ellis September 07, 2011 Assigning values to variables within other statements - Ruby In Ruby, and in Perl too, you can use assignments within other statements and in so doing perform two distinct actions in one line of code. Here's what I mean (using irb - interactive Ruby): >> j = 16 => 16 >> print "The value is #{k=j} at the moment" The value is 16 at the moment=> nil >> print k
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