Avoid Using Perl’s Default Delimiter / in Paths and URLs
Perl’s regular expression substitution function is useful for CGI string manipulation, but using the default delimiter / can lead to leaning-toothpick syndrome if you use it for paths or URLs.
Perl’s regular expression substitution function is useful for CGI string manipulation, but using the default delimiter / can lead to leaning-toothpick syndrome if you use it for paths or URLs.
When delaring an array of primitive types in C and C++, you have to assign a constant for the array size. Since Java treats arrays as objects, the size of