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I recently stumbled across this article which describes how to code FizzBuzz using only Procs in Ruby, and since I was bored, thought it would be neat to try and implement the same thing in Python using lambdas. I got to the section where you create numbers using nested functions, and wrote the following Python script: #!/usr/bin/env python zero = lambda p : (lambda x: x) one = lambda p : (lambda x: p(x)) two = lambda p : (lambda x: p(p(x))) three = lambda p : (lambda x: p(p(p(x)))) five = lambda p: (lambda x: p(p(p(p(p(x)))))) fifteen = lambda p : (lambda x: p(p(p(p(p( \ p(p(p(p(p( \ p(p(p(p

Why this? This is my code : public class KPage { public KPage() { this.Titolo = "example"; } public string Titolo { get { return Titolo; } set { Titolo = value; } } } I set data by the constructor. So, I'd like to do somethings like KPage page = new KPage(); Response.Write(page.Titolo); but I get that error on : set { Titolo = value; } You have an infinite loop here: public string Titolo { get { return Titolo; } set { Titolo = value; } } The moment you refer to Titolo in your code, the getter or setter call the getter which calls the getter which calls the getter which calls the getter which

I know you can rewrite a recursive function using a simple loop by using an array as a first-in-first-out queue of 'work remaining to be done'. I have heard this makes it less likely to have a stack overflow. But if stack overflows aren't an issue (because you're not recursing very deeply), is there any reason to prefer iterative over recursive? Is it any faster? I'm mostly interested in JavaScript on V8. In Javascript, which doesn't (isn't required to, and perhaps can't? see the comments) do tail-recursion optimisation, recursion is both slower than iteration (because, in almost every

private static void Main(string[] args) { string str = null; Logger.InitUserLogWithRotation(); // <--- error occur ... } When I build project, it has no error. But When I execute it, it always aborted. I tried to debug project , but System.TypeInitializationException error occurred at first line. I've already tried to googling , yet found no solution. It seems like any variable initialize code is wrong , but can't find it. Please help me. I'm new to C#. Thanks. ※ Here is Logger Class Code public class Logger { private static int HDLOG_PRIORITY_DEBUG = 4; private static int HDLOG_PRIORITY_ERROR

I'm trying to build a model with the glmnet package, but I'm getting the following error when I run the following line: #library('glmnet') x = model.matrix(response ~ ., data = acgh_frame[,c(3:ncol(acgh_frame))]) Error: protect(): protection stack overflow I know this is due to my large number of variables (26k+) in the dataframe. When I use fewer variables the error doesn't show. I know how to solve this in command line R, but I require to stay in R studio, so I want to fix it from R Studio. So, how do I do this? @Ansjovis86 You can specify the ppsize as a command line argument to Rstudio

An unhandled exception of type 'System.StackOverflowException' occurred in mscorlib.dll Make sure you do not have an infinite loop or infinite recursion. The below code is called on a success of this method: internal static List<RivWorks.Model.Negotiation.ProductsSold> GetProductsSoldByCompany(Guid CompanyID) { var ret = from a in _dbRiv.ProductsSold where a.Company.CompanyId == CompanyID select a; return ret.ToList(); } On the return it calls into the Entity Model and tries to populate all foreign keyed objects (child objects). The schema is [1 Company has 0 to many ProductsSold]. For some

My problem is that I usually get a java.lang.StackOverflowError when I use recursion. My question is - why does recursion cause stackoverflow so much more than loops do, and is there any good way of using recursion to avoid stack overflow? This is an attempt to solve problem 107 , it works well for their example but runs out of stack space for the problem it self. //-1 16 12 21 -1 -1 -1 16 -1 -1 17 20 -1 -1 12 -1 -1 28 -1 31 -1 21 17 28 -1 18 19 23 -1 20 -1 18 -1 -1 11 -1 -1 31 19 -1 -1 27 -1 -1 -1 23 11 27 -1 public class tries { public static int n=7,min=Integer.MAX_VALUE; public static

Short Version I want an ADPlus script that will do a full memory dump on the first-chance StackOverflowException, before anything is cleaned up, and ignore all other exception types. Log Version After a release of new ASP.NET code, we started getting intermittent StackOverflowExceptions. We've looked for infinite recursions and all the usual suspects in the revisions added since the last known good install, and can't find anything. The website will run for up to an hour, and then crash down. We've used WinDbg and SOS and attempted to get crash logs using ADPlus, using this command: adplus