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Why is negative id or zero considered a bad practice?

score 25323 · Answer 1 · 2012-01-19T14:29:46.997000

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Why is negative id or zero considered a bad practice?

Returning `self` at ActiveRecord class method loses indirect reference

Mutable vs immutable object behavior in python functions

Shouldn't using FieldInfo.SetValue to set a ValueType to null fail?

Oddly Ruby behavior

Make ++o++ complain for types with user defined pre- and postfix increment operators

Should I give the backing beans another name than the class?

Collection initializers inside object initializers with default values

Prevent conversion to factor when number of columns in a data.frame can be reduced to one

"Boolean" operations in Python (ie: the and/or operators)

Reason for allowing Special Characters in Python Attributes

Default function values in multi-layer architecture

“Never alter or delete a user’s work without them knowing” - is there a name for this software design principle?

Recurring dates on dates that do not exist

"Least Astonishment" and the Mutable Default Argument

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