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// Pretend this is a LINQ to SQL entity
public class Product
{
    public string Name { get; private set; }
    public IEnumerable<ProductTranslation> Translations { get; private set; }


    public Product(string name, IEnumerable<ProductTranslation> translations)
    {
        Name = name;

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// Tiniest BDD DSL/framework around? 
// Licensed under MSPL/FreeBSD/ISC or any other OSS license you want
// Original idea from http://blog.kjempekjekt.com/2009/08/13/ultra-tiny-given-when-then-dsl-snippet/, 
// turned into generic base class by Jonas Follesø.

    public abstract class BDD<T> where T : BDD<T>
    {
        protected T Given { get { return (T)this; } }
        protected T And { get { return (T)this; } }
        protected T When { get { return (T)this; } }

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require 'spec'

class DocsToCode
    def initialize()
        puts "hello"
    end
    def docs_in(path)
        []
    end
    def code_in(doc)

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require 'spec'

class DocsToCode
    def docs_in(path)
        []
    end
    def code_in(doc)
        ""
    end
    def extract(path)

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public class Parallelizer
{
    private int actionCount;
    private int completedActionsCount;
    private volatile bool allActionsCompleted;
    private ICollection<Exception> exceptions;

    public IEnumerable<Exception> Exceptions
    {
        get { return exceptions; }

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class Greeter
  def say_hello
    puts 'Hello World!'
  end
end

g1 = Greeter.new
g2 = Greeter.new
class << g2
  def say_hello

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if (IsPostBack)
{
    ModelEntity.EmailId = Convert.ToInt32(Request[ddlEmails.UniqueID + "$field"]);
}

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// Original code - let's improve it...
public bool IsTelephoneNumberInUse(int clientId, int telephoneId)
{
    ISubscriptionService service = GetService<ISubscriptionService>();
    IList<Subscription> subs = service.GetSubscriptions(clientId, false);
    bool inUse = false;

    foreach (Subscription sub in subs) {
        if (sub.ContactPhoneId == telephoneId) {
            inUse = true;

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prin·ci·ple/ˈprinsəpəl/Noun
1. A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of reasoning.
2. A rule or belief governing one's personal behavior.

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using System;
using System.IO;
using Zippy.Chirp;
using Zippy.Chirp.Engines;

namespace Chirpy.ConsoleRedux
{
    public class Program
    {
        public static void Main(string[] args)