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function beep () {
  var b = 2;
  var c = 10;
  var foo = 'foo';
  var biz = foo;
  var str = foo +' '+ biz;
  var sum = b + c;
  return [str, sum];
}

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$ cc s-struct-initalization.c && ./a.out
foo 1 bar
biz 2 baz
beep 3 boop

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jwerle:~/repos/libhttp ☂ (modifications) master
 × clib install hash
       fetch : https://raw.github.com/clibs/hash/master/package.json
       fetch : https://raw.github.com/clibs/hash/master/hash.c
        save : ./deps/hash/hash.c
       fetch : https://raw.github.com/clibs/hash/master/hash.h
       error : unable to fetch https://raw.github.com/clibs/hash/master/hash.h
clib-install(72753,0x7fff7d37f310) malloc: *** error for object 0x7fa619501b20: pointer being freed was not allocated
*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug

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<?  $a = array(); ?>
// should yield `null'
"unset element in array" = <?= json_encode($a['foo']); ?>

// should yield nothing
"false" = <?= false; ?>

// should yield `1'
"true" = <?= true; ?>

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function b (fn) {
  var str = fn.toString();
  var buf = "";
  var ch = 0;
  var len = str.length;
  var i = 0;
  var inBody = false;

  while (len--) {
    ch = str[i++];

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function s (fn, args) {
  var code = null;
  var f = null;
  args = args.map(function (a) {
    return 'function' == typeof a ? a.toString() : a;
  });
  args = JSON.stringify(args);
  code = '(' + fn.toString() +').apply(null,'+ args + ')';
  f = new Function(code);

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#define X(n) \
  if (isset($opts[ # n ])) { \
    self::$ n = $opts[ # n]; \
  }

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import foo from A; // - this just declares the identifier `foo'

console.log(foo); // undefined - (but doesn't throw ?)

console.log(A.foo); // [Function: foo] - (maybe this is available due to the `import' statement)
console.log(B.bar); // [Function: bar] - (I guess not, there is no need for an `import' statement for the `B' module?)

/**
 * The following will throw:
 *

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curl -s https://ws.spotify.com/search/1/track.json?q=portugal+the+man | bpkg json -b | grep tracks | grep href | grep spotify:track | awk '{print $2}' | tr -d '"' | tr -d 'spotify:track:'

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files.items
.filter(function (file) {
  // search parents array looking for atleast once
  // parent that has the id you are looking for
  return file.parents.some(function (parent) {
    return PARENT_ID_YOU_CARE_ABOUT == parent.id
  });
})
.forEach(function (file) {
  // do stuff with each file after filtering here...