By setconndevp
via rubybacon.com
Submitted: Nov 17 2012 / 01:00
Variables are a part of almost all modern programming languages. They are used to store, hold, and return data. I like to think of a variable as an envelope; just like an envelope holds its contents, a variable holds it data. Envelopes come in various shapes, sizes, and colors, each catering to a particular use. While a regular letter envelope might hold a bill or letter from a friend, a catalog envelope might contain the latest issue of your favorite magazine or a new hire package from a new job.
-
Major upgrades in performance and usability speed up FlowTraq for network security professionals.
-
Data Science and the Value of Design
-
Andy and Okra is your Windows 8 App Store MVVM app building supercharger
-
Notes On Programming Complex Visualization in Javascript, Canvas and SVG
-
Announcing StrongLoop Node, an enterprise-ready distro of Node.js. Private repos, message queues and more
-
Intermediate RubyGem Development - Tech.Pro
Add your comment
