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he Pre-COP in Milan this week is that blah blah blah can be turned into poi=
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ty, violence, and street credibility. The repetitive phrase "blah, blah" in=
 the chorus serves as a metaphor for the empty and meaningless talk that su=
rrounds them in their environment.</div><div></div><div></div><div>Lots of =
people use an initial capital letter for their types. If the blah conventio=
n for struct tags is used as well then this combines disastrously with the =
ISO C reserved namespace. This Amaya code is full of it:</div><div></div><d=
iv></div><div>In many functional languages, blah alone is used as a dummy a=
rgument in function signatures. This can be used for an argument whose valu=
e will be ignored; it silences compiler warnings about unused variables, an=
d in languages with pattern matching it will match anything. For example, t=
his Erlang function searches for an item within a list:</div><div></div><di=
v></div><div>In Javascript, there is no enforced access control on object p=
roperties, but a leading blah is often used to indicate properties that are=
 intended to be private.</div><div></div><div>(Trailing blah is also used b=
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iv><div></div><div>I understand the first line. However, in the second line=
, isn't it supposed to write 'blah blah' to the file? It doesn't do that. H=
owever, when I run a truncate function to the file, 'blah blah' suddenly sh=
ows up. Can someone explain to me how this logic works?</div><div></div><di=
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 blah blah blah... But then I'm confused as to why it's replacing a single =
backslash with a blah blah blah...</div><div></div><div></div><div>If a par=
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ah. Anyway, let's go with an electron for argument's sake.</div><div></div>=
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