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Text; namespace BusinessLogic {string lastName, int politicalPartyID, percentElectoralVotes) {_candidateID = candidateID; _firstName = firstName; _lastName = lastName; _politicalPartyTypeID = politicalPartyID; _moneyRaised = moneyRaised;

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So it would look like this: $lName = $_POST [ "lastName"]; I would want to encrypt this and pass it through the url like I did below with the header ();

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String query = "Select * from customers where last_name = '" + req. getParameter ( "lastName") + "'" ;

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FormComponent f2 = new TextField ( "lastName"); myForm. add (f2); myForm. add (new EitherInputValidator (f1, f2));

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Here the pattern is firstName, lastName, age, which matches a tuple of three values, indeed the comma operator , helps to build tuples.

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User.lastName = response.lastName; User.birthDate = response.birthDate; User.createDate =

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User.lastName = response.lastName; User.birthDate = response.birthDate; User.createDate =

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Note you'd need to add your own SPO domain in the script links referenced at the top of the HTML file-e.g. firstName = employeeEnumerator.get_current lastName = employeeEnumerator.get_current homePhone = employeeEnumerator.get_current To give you some idea of what the code is doing, let's take a quick walk through some of it.

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Thanks to pattern matching we decompose this tuples, giving the value "Dorian" to firstName, "Corompt" to lastName and 22 to age.

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For instance, say I had another variable called "lastName."

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