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4650 - Why populate object with values as you construct them?

Objects are a great way to bundle up a whole lot of values (also known as properties or attributes) into a single container / collection, allowing the the programmer who makes use of the objects to be able to set them up just once and delegate the management of the values to the class / object code. ....

4649 - Object and Static methods - what is the difference; example in Python 3

There are two types of methods (named pieces of code) that you can use in a class. Object methds - occasionally called dynamic methods - operate on an object within a class ("one particular thing of a type") and will always have some way of referencing the elements (variables) within an object of ....

4648 - Why is bus funding a much hotter topic than a new set of traffic lights?

When you look at an annual spend of 5 million pounds spread over a population of 483,000 in Wilsthire, you're looking at 20p per person per week, 14p of which comes from council tax and 6p from central governmnent funding. Problem is that (in the case of being a bus subsidy) it's a revenue cost that ....

4647 - On the problems of a printed train timetable

My mailbox brings me notifications that someone got on the 20:00 from Paddington on Saturday night last heading for Chippenham, according to our printed timetable ... only to discover too late that the 20:00 was actually a Penzance train last Saturday, and the Chippenham service had left at 19:57 .. ....

4646 - Sometimes you wonder about people. And perhaps you should not.

I remember Paul and Laura. They met online / via a newsgroup and became a couple. Scatty youngsters at the time - he British, she American and the whole immigration shenanigans got in their way. Don't think families were very supporting and I remember having them round to my place in Swindon and ge ....

4645 - What are callbacks? Why use them? An example in Python

A callback is a function that's called from within another, having initially been "registered" for use at an outer level earlier on. Yeah, right - what does that mean or do? An example ... if I'm setting up a GUI (Graphic User Interface), as I define my various sliders and buttons, I want to say ....

4644 - In your room at Well House Manor, Melksham, Wiltshire

Hotel pictures usually show the rooms and settimg. Today I'm going to show you some of the things we have in the rooms at Well House Manor. ....

4643 - From last July (2015)

Looking back to last summer - too many pictures and too little talk about them. Enjoy! ....

4642 - A small teaching program - demonstration of principles only

Putting a program on a public facing web server is like putting a car on the driveway outside your home, then going away on holiday. You had better make sure the car is locked, and that if it's an open-decked truck there's nothing left on the deck. Or you had better make sure that the driveway is se ....

4641 - Using an MVC structure - even without a formal framework

Whether you choose to use a formal framework or not for your web application, understanding the principles of router - model - view - controller and separateting elements of your code into those areas, and considering the whole to be wrapped in a frameowrk with helper functions / methods makes sense ....

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