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# Description:
#   Corgime
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# Dependencies:
#   None
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# Configuration:
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#The Ruby code your mom should have handed you:

# products = { milk => [], eggs => [] }
# cart = []

cart << products[:milk].pop

if !products[:eggs].empty?
  6.times do
    cart << products[:eggs].pop

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uri = URI('https://www.your-site.com/home/')

https = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)
https.use_ssl = true
https.verify_mode = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE
# use OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_PEER instead and https.ca_file for a verified cert
https.start do |http|
	request = Net::HTTP::Get.new uri.request_uri
	request.basic_auth 'username','password'
	response = https.head('/home/')

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var array = []

array[1] = "a value"
array[2] = "a new value"
console.log(array) // returns ["a value","a new value"]

// p.s. console.log() and alert() are interchangeable. If you use console.log the
// message appears in your browser's console rather than in a popup.

// That's kinda obvious but here's something your probably haven't used yet:

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// create a "Class-like" object
var Point = {}

// create an object like this one, but with a clean state
Point.create = function create () {
  var new_shape = Object.create(this)
  new_shape.init.apply(new_shape, arguments)
  return new_shape
}

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/**========================================*
 * Alchemist.js - Exploring a possible API *
 *=========================================*/



/**=============*
 * Conversions  *
 *=============**/

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JavaChip

JavaChip my attempt to make JavaScript simpler, more predictable, and provide control-flow tools to make development in an asyncronous environment more comfortable.

Conventions

[] – a collection of data (arrays, lists, dicts, hashes)