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- wow, nice. you just posted this I think. Or at the most a couple of hours ago. I am using Ruby as well like this. very cool! i recommend checking out if you don't already use it.... mechanize,...
- What a great post. I followed here to your blog via a LinkedIn profile of one of your friend's (at least a contact on LinkedIN at the lowest) --- of another PHP related contact and you are both...
- Hey, sorry for replying late. I did go through your post and it was nice post. My above post is just a fraction of your post indeed; just showing how to call static variables + methods from JS....
- if you want to keep some variables or methods private in a javascript object you can simply do so by simply declaring them as a variable of the constructor. There are other ways of doing it using...
- Thanks! But I am sorry to say that reflection won't let you invoke private, protected and and/or abstract methods. Generally, unit testing frameworks can be considered nice examples of...
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In simple terms, polymorphism is the ability of one type, A, to appear as and be used like another type, B. In strongly typed languages, this usually means that type A somehow derives from type B, or type A implements an interface that represents type B. In non-strongly typed languages %
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