28 May 2015 | | functional programming
A Lambda Expression is merely an anonymous function - a language construct. Giving a lambda a name makes it a named function.
Many web applications these days use UUIDs as primary keys in their database. While this approach has its pros and cons (see Primary Keys vs GUIDs), one of the principal advantages is that you can generate these ids outside of the database.
Tomorrow’s voting day. Have my shiny new voters card. Now just have to vote, to make a difference. Haven’t figured out whom to vote for. Almost all parties are saying the same thing - “Vote for Change”. I’ll vote for change. I’m sick and tired of… of what really? Umm…corruption. Yeah, I’m sick of corruption. That’s what I am sick of. The corrupt traffic cop who fined me 500 bucks for drunk driving and didn’t pay it to the govt. The neighbourhood street cleaner who took extra money to clean up just because I dumped a load of broken glass on the street outside - what am I supposed to do? Wait for the BBMP truck and go to work a little late? Too bloody inconvenient.