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module Data.PhoneBook where

import Data.List
import Data.Maybe

import Control.Plus (empty)

type Entry = { firstName :: String, lastName :: String, phone :: String }

type PhoneBook = List Entry

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var uh = function() {
    var closed = 'hi';
  
    return {
        foo: function() {
            console.log(closed);
        }
    };
};

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countTheWordSup('sup hi hey up up hi sup hellowww'); // 2

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var countTheWordSup = counter('sup');

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var counter = function(wordToCount) { 
    return function(findIn) { // an closure, a closure. 
        return findIn.match(new RegExp(wordToCount, 'g')).length; 
    } 
}

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var counter = function(wordToCount, findIn) { 
    return findIn.match(new RegExp(wordToCount, 'g')).length;
};

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'these are some words that i want to search for a thing, and i am searching, yea, searching'.match(new RegExp('thing')).length;

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(function(first) { 
    return function(second) { // this function is a closure, as it closes around its containing scope 
        return first + second; 
    }
}(1)(1));

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Git hooks to validate code style

This recommendation is motivated by the fact that a common code style will reduce extraneous git diffs caused by formatting differences. The git log will be more parseable.

A pre-commit hook is the appropriate hook to use for validating code changes before committing. We can use a precommit hook to:

• Validate JavaScript with jshint: example
• Validate white space usage: example
• Run staged files through js-beautify, in verify-only mode

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function voff() {
  DATVM=`VBoxManage list runningvms | awk '{gsub(/"/, "", $1); print $1}'`
  VBoxManage controlvm $DATVM poweroff 
}