In Haskell, it is considered good practice to explicitly declare the type signature of your functions, even though it can (usually) be inferred. It seems like t
It's not essential, but I'm asking out of curiosity. In Object type we can declare optional property by using ?: operator, but is there a similar shorthand when
I'd like to restrict the type of file that can be chosen from the native OS file chooser when the user clicks the Browse button in the <input type="file">
I know about int and long (32-bit and 64-bit numbers), but what are uint and ulong?