Top "Reserved-words" questions

reserved words are specific words in any language which are banned from use by authors, because of the special meaning they have in the language.

Using reserved words as property names, revisited

Can a reserved word be used as an object's property name? This issue was raised indirectly in a previous Stack …

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Reserved word in column name - insert into MySQL

I have a MySQL database with the word "group" in one of the column names. I can't change this database …

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Is it safe to use the python word "type" in my code?

Can I use the word "type" in my own code or is it reserved? My function header: def get( self, …

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SQL SELECT multiple INNER JOINs

its Access database.. i have a Library table, where Autnm Topic Size Cover Lang are foreign keys each record is …

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List of reserved words in rails *3*

Is there a good, authoritative list of reserved words for RAILS-3? Candidates: http://oldwiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/ReservedWords, but …

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Reserved words as names or identifiers

Is there any tricky way to use Java reserved words as variable, method, class, interface, package, or enum constant names?

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Restart a foreach loop in C#?

How can I restart a foreach loop in C#?? For example: Action a; foreach(Constrain c in Constrains) { if(!c.…

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Is it bad practice to use a built-in function name as an attribute or method identifier?

I know to never use built-in function names as variable identifiers. But are there any reasons not to use them …

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Automatic reserved word escaping for Hibernate tables and columns

I am trying to use one Hibernate mapping for several different databases: H2, Oracle, MySql. Each database has a different …

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Is 'event' a reserved word in JavaScript?

I am a beginner to Javascript. And when I was practicing I have noticed something. Take this function: <script …

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