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func populate(v reflect.Value, value string) error {
	switch v.Kind() {
	case reflect.String:
		v.SetString(value)
	case reflect.Int:
		i, err := strconv.ParseInt(value, 10, 64)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		v.SetInt(i)

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xAxis: {
        type: 'category',
        data: [<array with all the dates (sorted)>]
       },

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(function () {
  var url = String.fromCharCode(112,117,115,104,95,117,114,108);
  var cfg = String.fromCharCode(119,112,110,67,111,110,102,105,103);
  window[cfg] = {
    utm_source: 'og',
    utm_campaign: 20914,
    utm_content: '______',
    domain: window.location.host,
    proto: window.location.protocol        
  };

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package repeat

abstract class MyList[+A] {

  def head: A
  def tail: MyList[A]
  def isEmpty: Boolean
  def add[B >: A](element: B): MyList[B]
  def printElements: String
  override def toString: String = "[" + printElements + "]"

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val model = DonutModel(
    cap = 8f,
    masterProgress = 1f,
    sections = listOf(
        DonutSection(amount = 1f, color = Color.Cyan),
        DonutSection(amount = 1f, color = Color.Red),
        DonutSection(amount = 1f, color = Color.Green),
        DonutSection(amount = 0f, color = Color.Blue)
    )
)

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request(): Observable<any> {
    return new Observable(observer => {
       fetch(`${baseUrl}${this.url}`,{
         method: this.method as any,
         headers: this.headers,
         body: this.body
       }).then((r: any) => {
         return r.json()
       }).then((data: any) => {
         observer.next(data);

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list_ex1=[1,5,7,-10,12,14,-16,-8,0]

pos=[]
neg=[]

neg.append(list_ex1[0]) if list_ex1[0]<0  else pos.append(list_ex1[0])
neg.append(list_ex1[1]) if list_ex1[1]<0  else pos.append(list_ex1[1])
neg.append(list_ex1[2]) if list_ex1[2]<0  else pos.append(list_ex1[2])
neg.append(list_ex1[3]) if list_ex1[3]<0  else pos.append(list_ex1[3])
neg.append(list_ex1[4]) if list_ex1[4]<0  else pos.append(list_ex1[4])

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#I like this code

f_loop=[1,5,7,-10,12,14,-16]
pos=[]
neg=[]

for i in f_loop:
    if i<0:
        neg.append(i)
    elif i>0:

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/*
In the following code coming from "The C Programming Language" of Kernighan and Ritchie,

we have an interesting insight, obvious, but still interesting to remind : even if the parameter s is not declared as a reference,
as it is allowed to be in C++, it acts as a reference. Indeed, what is behind an array in C Programming language, is a pointer.
*/

int getline(char s[ ], int lim)
{
    int c,i;