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    while(s->string[i] != '\0') {
        newStringData[i] = s->string[i];
        i++;
    }
    //strcpy(newStringData, s->string);

    // copy over the null terminator + the checksum value
    for(int j=0;j<5;j++){
        newStringData[i+j] = s->string[i+j];
    }

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STRINGS = ... # dictionary list

SUPERSTRINGS = ... # list of words to check


def check_string(superstring, STRINGS)
  string = get_first_string(STRINGS)
  
 while(string != null)

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void broken_function(char * string, size_t length) {
  if(length >= 3 &&
     string[0] == 'F' &&
     string[1] == 'U' &&
     string[2] == 'Z' &&
     string[3] == 'Z') {
    do_the_thing();
  }
}

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If (user_logged_in? && validated?) ||
   admin_logged_in? ||
   !production_data? )
  Save!
End

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I hereby claim:

• I am eqdw on github.
• I am eqdw (https://keybase.io/eqdw) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is DD57 8694 9D58 F659 095E 920D 4E81 7C14 22C3 8E24

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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# I want to make a utility class that encapsulates a bunch of useful
# methods. It doesn't really need any state, it's really more of a
# namespace to put the methods in. Say, for example, a math utility

# Math.random => random number
# Math.sin(x) => sine(x)
# Math.PI => 3.14159265......
# etc.

# Wat do?

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I hereby claim:

• I am eqdw on github.
• I am eqdw (https://keybase.io/eqdw) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 2FA5 BEFD 659F A4AD B4B6 3ED4 CC84 3CA9 3E26 942A

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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class FooController < ApplicationController
  def an_action
    do_thing
  end

  private

  def do_thing
    @side_effect = a_value
  end

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# As soon as #account returns, cls stops existing because it's a local
# so you call .calls on the returned object, which attemts to return a
# non-existant local variable. In javascript/lisp/etc cls would be retained
# in a closure. 
class BrokenMockTwilioClient
  def account
    act = Object.new
    cls = Object.new
    

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App.Router ->
  @route "Foo"            # => Route is foo, FooController, model is Foo, etc
  @resource "Herp", ->    # => Route is herp, HerpController, model is Herp, etc
    @route "Derp"         # => Route is herp.derp, HerpDerpController, model is Derp (I think)
  @resource "Animal", ->  # => Route is animal, AnimalController, Animal, etc
    @resource "Cat", ->   # => route is cat, CatController, Cat, etc. BECAUSE IT IS A 
                          #    RESOURCE IT OPENS A NEW SCOPE, instead of being (for example) AnimalCatController
      @route "Meow"       # => Route is cat.meow, CatMeowController, model is Meow (I think)