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General guidelines and best practices for Mathematica usage and programming.
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Changing Values in an Association using Map
I hesitate to add anything after @Leonid's comprehensive answer, but I'd like to point out that an easy way to achieve the stated goal is to define f like this:
f[x_] := <| x, "isFirstValueTrue" -> x …
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Resource management in Mathematica
There is an undocumented function, CheckAll, that can be used for this purpose. It dates back to at least version 7. All the usual caveats about undocumented functions apply -- it might not be suppo …
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Resource management in Mathematica
Version 12.2 introduced WithCleanup, an experimental but documented function to ensure safe resource disposal.
The example from the question would look like this when using WithCleanup:
Module[{obj},
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