A collection of useful utility functions

Source code for the EMNLP 2019 paper "Multi-Input Multi-Output Sequence Labeling for Joint Extraction of Fact and Condition Tuples from Scientific Text" (给定科研文本如生物医药文献，联合抽取其中事实三元组、条件三元组，即对文献进行信息结构化)

Webpack preprocessor loader

Neater control statements (if/for) for react, as a component

WhatIf is an extremely simple and easy to use JavaScript extension for expressing a single if-else statement anywhere, anytime.

JavaScript without if( ) else ( ) cascades ...

Anaphoric and miscellaneous useful control-flow

Package conditional is go/golang replacement for ternary if/else operator

Arduino Clock Example Code - Demonstration Code for: I2C, Interrupts, external Header File, Compiler Defines, Compiler Conditionals

30 Day of Code by Hackerrank Solutions in C++

Containing the tasks from Softuni's course "Programming Basics"

A simple web site for parsing conditional expressions using JavaScript.

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Programming Fundamentals: All assignments with their solutions

JavaScript/NodeJS action execution control using conditions

Data Structures & Algorithms : Problems with its Code in python programming language

A tslint rule extension to prohibit the usage of conditional statements.

Assignment # 1 Includes:

This repository is a part of Basic programs in C++

MITx: 6.00.1x Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python

This kit help you can write code as functional programming.

Create a feature-packed bot with 0 coding experience.

A jQuery plugin used to execute conditions and expressions defined in markup based on the state of inputs.

JavaScript practice examples from SoloLearn

Ternary operator in a declarative way

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Group Leader Apex challenge

Conditional code with LINQ and Func

My homeworks, exercises and exams in SoftUni during Programming Basics and Fundamentals studies

All Roads Lead to Python: I spent a couple hours figuring out how to make a rolling the dice simulation. For some reason, it wasn't as fun or as tricky as I thought it'd be. So, instead, I decided to write a little math quiz that, if the user played it over again enough times, would notice a silly but cool pattern built into the code. I utilized Python and imported the "random" module for a surprise factor each time. Nothing major at all, since I'm new to Python, but fun nonetheless to have accomplished at this point..