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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console

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<?php

$phone = array( 'HTC', 'One M8', 'Android' );

list($brand, $model , $os ) = $phone;

//echos "I have a HTC One M8 running Android."
echo "I have a $brand $model running $os.";

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<?php

//Describes phone
$brand  = "HTC"; 
$model  = "One M8";
$os     = "Android";

//Creates the phone array using the variables above as key value pairs. 
$phone = compact("brand", "model" , "os");

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<?php

//Describes phone
$brand  = "HTC"; 
$model  = "One M8";
$os     = "Android";

//Sets each string to a key value pair in an array. 
$phone = compact("brand", "model" , "os");

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$(document).ready(function(){
    $(#somefunction)
});

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//Set $ as a wrapper for jQuery
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
    //Everything inside this function can use the $ wrapper to call jQuery.
    $(#somefunction)
});

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//Reassign jQuery call to a variable. 
var $j = jQuery;
//Then use the variable as a wrapper for the jQuery call. 
$j(#somefunction); 

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<?php

//Example of single class method chaining
class stringExample
{
	private $str; 
	
	function __construct()
	{
		$this->str = '';

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set_transient( $transient , $value , $expiration); 

$transient //This is a string that will be used as a unique identifier for your cached data. It must be less than 45 characters. 

$value //This will be an array, object, or variable you wish to cache. 

$expiration //An integer of the maximum of seconds to keep the data before expiring. 

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<?php

class Phone
{
	//Creating private properties
	private $_type; 
	
	private $_os;
	
	public function setType( $type )