Most of us are familiar with post increment, but when I look to the bytecode instructions, it shows the increment happened before the invocation to the method.
Java is pass-by-value. How could you modify the language to introduce passing by reference (or some equivalent behavior)? Take for example something like publ
I was wondering how to modify byte code, then recompile that code so I can use it in python as a function? I've been trying: a = """ def fact(): a = 8
After manually clearing a corrupt recycle bin on my removable USB drive, I found a couple of my most recently executed Python files to be corrupt as well; openi