Hi Richard.
Very useful your considerations. I find too the messages like #asWhatever,
like you said, were about type conversions, similar like we have in other
languages.
#printString and the others remember me the special method in Python
__str__ or __unicode__ which allow change the default
Hi Tim.
I just learned in previous videos of the mooc about using nautilus to
explore using "Implementers of..." or "Senders of..."
I will do that for sure now.
Thanks for your tip.
Regards
>
Hi folks.
I'm starting in Pharo studies by FUN Mooc.
In Week 03, on An Overview of Essential Collections there is the example
below:
| days |
days := Dictionary new.
days
at: #January put: 31;
at: #February put: 28;
at: #March put: 31.
days keysAndValuesDo:
[ :k :v | Transcript show: k
Thank you too Richard.
Very interesting and elucidative.
Regards to all.
I like the way you put because it's a nice way to remember and to teach too.
I'm just bit confusing, and I think this because Object Oriented it's not
one of my strong skills, when you say when: "what this object converted *to
a string means in my domain"* - what really means, specially about
Very clear to me now.
Thank you and to others too by your previous answers
It would be great
Em ter., 11 de mai. de 2021 às 13:38, Esteban Lorenzano
escreveu:
> I am playing with the idea of setting a bunch of techtalk sessions to
> "build an application from scratch".
> I need to book the time but I think it can be a good idea.
>
> Esteban
>
Awesome, comgratulations to all ✌拾
able system that can adapt to new needs
> (modular tools, first class slot, new debuggers, packages…).
>
> Stef
--
At.te,
*Samuel* Teixeira Santos
>
> bruce
>
> On 2023-05-29T18:50:33.000+02:00, Samuel Teixeira Santos <
> arcano...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone
>
> this talk will be recorded?
>
> Regards
>
>
>
> Em sáb., 27 de mai. de 2023 às 15:34, stephane ducasse <
> stephane.d
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