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I like using yield here and I was happy when I knew that scala has yield

def oddNumbers(xlist):
	for item in xlist:
		item += 2
		xlist.append(item)
		yield item

oddNumbers 		= oddNumbers([7])
primeNumbers	= [2, 3, 5, 7]
count			= 3
summation		= 17

for item in oddNumbers:
	isPrime = True
	for otherItem in primeNumbers:
		if item % otherItem == 0 and item != otherItem:
			isPrime = False
	if isPrime:
		primeNumbers.append(item)
		count += 1
		summation += item
	if count == 999:
		break

print summation

٣ سنين عدت .. يا ترى إتنسيت ..!!
طيب لو إتنسيت .. هوا ممكن أنا أنسى .. ؟؟

Following is a brief example for the singleton design patterns which will enable you from having only one instance of the resource you are controlling .. in this example it’s the mySQL database connection.
Else you will have multiple instances of the same class “connection” each time you want to connect.

define('DB_NAME', "test");
define('DB_USER', "root");
define('DB_PASS', "rootpass");
define('DB_HOST', "localhost");

class Connection{
	private static $connection_;

	private function __construct(){
		$con = mysql_connect(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASS);
		mysql_select_db(DB_NAME, $con);
		Connection::$connection_ =  $con;
	}

	public static function getConnection(){
		if( !Connection::$connection_ )
			new Connection;
		return Connection::$connection_;
	}

}

$con = Connection::getConnection();

و نسألكم الدعاء بظهر الغيب بالله عليكم
في رعاية الله و أمنه

testing ..

echo "hello, highlighting .. ";

Shutting my babies down .. and now ..
They started ..