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Author: Aaron Phalen | Twitter: @aaron_phalen | Email: [email protected]

#Useful Vi Editor Commands

:w --> save to a file
:q --> quit out of editor file
:q! --> quit out of editor without saving file
w --> move one word forward at a time in file
b --> move one word back at a time in file
:wq --> save file and quit editor

Monadic JSON Transformers

Full source for JSON Transformer: https://gist.github.com/mrange/7c39333de480a8de5c812a1f6ba70173

Full source for XML Transformer: https://gist.github.com/mrange/552cb0b474b517b706333cebb64f44aa

A popular approach in Functional Languages to create parsers is to use parser combinators.

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NOVICE

CONCEPTS

xxx Immutable Data
xxx Second-Order Functions
xxx Constructing & Destructuring
xxx Function Composition
xxx First-Class Functions & Lambdas

Electron apps

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	This program extracts all user strings stored in a .dll or an .exe .NET Framework binary file.

	The project was originaly compiled and tested with .NET Framework 4.0 and Microsoft Visual C# 2010 Express.

	usage: ExtractExeNetStrings.exe <ExeOrDllFilePath>


	For a documentation look at "Chapter 24 - Metadata physical layout" in the "MS Partition II.pdf" document.

	namespace System {
	// Little-Endian based approaches most likely do not work on big-endian hardware.
	// Code based on examples found in
	// Bit Twiddling hacks:
	// https://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html
	// Chess programming wiki:
	// https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/BitScan
	public static class Bits
	{

	# Example of how to use Invoke-RestMethod with headers and cookies

	$Credential = Get-Credential # Your credential goes here

	[System.Uri]$Uri = "http://server01.example.com/api/pizza/1" # Add the Uri
	$ContentType = "application/json" # Add the content type
	$Method = 'PUT' # Add the method type
	$Body = '{ "id" = 1, "Name" = "Peperoni" }' # Add the body for the request

	$Cookie = New-Object System.Net.Cookie

	struct Foo;
	struct FooBuilder<'a> {
	foo: &'a Foo,
	}

	impl Foo {
	fn build(&self) -> FooBuilder {
	FooBuilder { foo: &self }
	}
	}

	fn main() {
	let rng = 0..30;
	let rng_even_cubed = rng.filter(\|n\| is_even(*n))
	.map(\|n\| n * n * n)
	.collect::<Vec<i32>>();
	println!("{:?}", rng_even_cubed);
	}

	fn is_even(n: i32) -> bool {
	n % 2 == 0