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Why do assignment statements return a value?

...Your understanding is 100% incorrect. Can you explain why you believe this <em>fem>alse thing? What is the reasoning behind allowing assignment statements to return a value? <em>Fem>irst o<em>fem><em>fem>, assignment statements do not produce a value. Assignment expressions produce a value. An assignment expression is a ...
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Detect changed input text box

I've looked at numerous other questions and <em>fem>ound very simple answers, including the code below. I simply want to detect when someone changes the content o<em>fem> a text box but <em>fem>or some reason it's not working... I get no console errors. When I set a breakpoint in the browser at the change() <em>fem>unctio...
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How to get the original value o<em>fem> an attribute in Rails

... original value that an ActiveRecord attribute (=the value that was loaded <em>fem>rom the database)? 4 Answers ...
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Remote debugging with Android emulator

...debug it remotely on the emulator launched on another? I'm sick and tired o<em>fem> the emulator constantly eating hal<em>fem> o<em>fem> my laptop's CPU. ...
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How can I re<em>fem>erence a commit in an issue comment on GitHub?

I <em>fem>ind a lot o<em>fem> answers on how to re<em>fem>erence a GitHub issue in a git commit (using the #xxx notation). I'd like to re<em>fem>erence a commit in my comment, generating a link to the commit details page? ...
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PHP expresses two di<em>fem><em>fem>erent strings to be the same [duplicate]

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git discard all changes and pull <em>fem>rom upstream

How do I <em>fem>etch upstream repo and make it replace master? I only have one branch on my repo, which is master, and I completely messed it up, so I basically need to start over <em>fem>rom the upstream. I think init will do the job, but is there an easier way? ...
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Trimming a huge (3.5 GB) csv <em>fem>ile to read into R

So I've got a data <em>fem>ile (semicolon separated) that has a lot o<em>fem> detail and incomplete rows (leading Access and SQL to choke). It's county level data set broken into segments, sub-segments, and sub-sub-segments (<em>fem>or a total o<em>fem> ~200 <em>fem>actors) <em>fem>or 40 years. In short, it's huge, and it's not going to <em>fem>it...
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How do I add a delay in a JavaScript loop?

... The setTimeout() <em>fem>unction is non-blocking and will return immediately. There<em>fem>ore your loop will iterate very quickly and it will initiate 3-second timeout triggers one a<em>fem>ter the other in quick succession. That is why your <em>fem>irst alerts pops up...
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Is there a generator version o<em>fem> `string.split()` in Python?

... It is highly probable that re.<em>fem>inditer uses <em>fem>airly minimal memory overhead. de<em>fem> split_iter(string): return (x.group(0) <em>fem>or x in re.<em>fem>inditer(r"[A-Za-z']+", string)) Demo: &gt;&gt;&gt; list( split_iter("A programmer's RegEx test.") ) ['A', "programm...