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Is there a good reason to use upper case for T-SQL keywords?
Duplicate of: Is there a good reason to use upper case for T-SQL keywords?
Simple question. I personally find a string of lowercase characters to be more readable than a string of uppercase characters. ...
There seem to be a lot of developers who write their SQL by capitalising the keywords:
SELECT column
FROM table
INNER JOIN table
ON condition
WHERE condition
GROUP BY clause
HAVING condition
I'm wondering why people stick to this approach? Clearly, it's a long established convention ...
I just stumbled upon a user profile who has:
This account is temporarily suspended for plagiarism. The suspension
period ends on Mar 13 '15 at 5:31.
I am not sure since when he/she been suspended, but what could warrant such a long suspension? Did he presented Dijkstra's algorithm in hi...
Android 5.0 Lollipop was just introduced yesterday. Before this, it was called Android L. Since it now has a name, could android-l be merged and synonymized into android-5.0-lollipop? This is the tag naming scheme that we've been using recently.
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I think using memory size is an interesting idea. You may want to define the values with an expression (e.g. startingChunks = round(memSize / 600) * 2 + 8), rather than an else-if chain, tho if you want to target specific devices, an if-else chain is acceptable.
Old:
if (memSize < 256) {
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