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Difference between float and decimal data type
What difference does it make when I use float and decimal data types in MySQL?.
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Seedable JavaScript random number generator
The JavaScript Math.random() function returns a random value between 0 and 1, automatically seeded based on the current time (similar to Java I believe). However, I don't think there's any way to set you own seed for it.
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Iterating Over Dictionary Key Values Corresponding to List in Python
Working in Python 2.7. I have a dictionary with team names as the keys and the amount of runs scored and allowed for each team as the value list:
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How to include an '&' character in a bash curl statement
I'm trying to use curl in bash to download a webpage, but the & symbol in the URL isn't interpreted as a character as I would like. Any ideas on how I can convince bash that the symbol & is just a boring character and nothing special?
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Using git commit -a with vim
I'm new with git, so I decided to learn git using the tutorials of github. The third chapter said:
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hash function for string
I'm working on hash table in C language and I'm testing hash function for string.
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Using a constant NSString as the key for NSUserDefaults
I'm using NSUSerDefaults to store user preferences. I remember reading somewhere that setting the keys as constants is a good idea - and I agree. The following code is what I currently have:
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How can I list (ls) the 5 last modified files in a directory?
I know ls -t will list all files by modified time. But how can I limit these results to only the last n files?
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How to modify a text file?
I'm using Python, and would like to insert a string into a text file without deleting or copying the file. How can I do that?
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Is it intended by the C++ standards committee that in C++11 unordered_map destroys what it inserts?
I've just lost three days of my life tracking down a very strange bug where unordered_map::insert() destroys the variable you insert. This highly non-obvious behaviour occurs in very recent compilers only: I found that clang 3.2-3.4 and GCC 4.8 are the only compilers to demonstrate this "feature"....