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from sys import argv
from os import listdir
from re import split
from collections import Counter

class Post(object):
  def __init__(self, title, content):
    self.title = title
    self.content = map(lambda w: w.lower(), content)

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Rest.li 1.0 URL: /foo/key.x%5B0%5D=a1&key.x%5B1%5D=a2&key.y=123&key~2Ewith~2Edots=val

Rest.li 2.0 URL: /foo/(key:(x:List(a1,a2)),y:123,key.with.dots:val)

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{
  "key": {
    "x": [
      "a1",
      "a2"
    ],
    "y": 123,
    "key.with.dots": "val"
  }
}

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RPC - non uniform API for creating an entity
Long createGreeting(Greeting greeting)
Long newFortune(Fortune fortune)

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REST - uniform entity creation
POST /greetings {“message”: “Hello”}
POST /fortunes {“fortune”: “This is a fortune”}

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describe('A Jasmine test', function() {
  
  it('should be able to test async functions', function() {
    
    // variable to check if our function call was successful
    var wasSuccessful = null;
    
    // Dummy Backbone model
    var testModel = new TestModel();
    

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...
 
env.roledefs = {
  "service_A": ["hostA1", "hostA2", ...],
  "service_B": ["hostB1", "hostB2", ...],
  "service_C": ["hostC1", "hostC2", ...],
  ...
}
 
@task

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karanparikh@ubuntu:~$ node -v
v0.5.0-pre

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# this works!
_Car = __import__("vehicles.four-wheels-car", globals(), locals(), ["Car"])
Car  = _Car.Car

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# this does not work!
from vehicles.four-wheels.car import Car

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# global scope these variables so that
# we can use them throughout our code
Car = None
Bus = None

#
# exciting stuff happening here
#

# now, based on the variable vehicle