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Breaking out of a nested loop
... I have a for loop which is nested within another, how can I efficiently co<em>mem>e out of both loops (inner and outer) in the quickest possible way?
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What is the purpose of flush() in Java strea<em>mem>s?
In Java, flush() <em>mem>ethod is used in strea<em>mem>s. But I don't understand what are all the purpose of using this <em>mem>ethod?
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What are the differences between git branch, fork, fetch, <em>mem>erge, rebase and clone?
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A clone is si<em>mem>ply a copy of a repository. On the surface, its result is equivalent to svn checkout, where you download source code fro<em>mem> so<em>mem>e other repository. The difference between centralized VCS like Subversion and DVCSs like Git is ...
How to resolve sy<em>mem>bolic links in a shell script
Given an absolute or relative path (in a Unix-like syste<em>mem>), I would like to deter<em>mem>ine the full path of the target after resolving any inter<em>mem>ediate sy<em>mem>links. Bonus points for also resolving ~userna<em>mem>e notation at the sa<em>mem>e ti<em>mem>e.
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How to get a list of current open windows/process with Java?
...s any one know how do I get the current open windows or process of a local <em>mem>achine using Java?
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How to fix corrupted git repository?
I tried cloning <em>mem>y repository which I keep on <em>mem>y Ubuntu one folder to a new <em>mem>achine and I got this:
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What is the rationale behind having co<em>mem>panion objects in Scala?
Is there a case where a co<em>mem>panion object (singleton) for a class is needed? Why would I want to create a class, say Foo and also create a co<em>mem>panion object for it?
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What does $@ <em>mem>ean in a shell script?
What does a dollar sign followed by an at-sign ( @ ) <em>mem>ean in a shell script?
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How to <em>mem>ake a class JSON serializable
How to <em>mem>ake a Python class serializable?
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What is a word boundary in regex?
I a<em>mem> using Java regexes in Java 1.6 (to parse nu<em>mem>eric output, a<em>mem>ong other purposes) and cannot find a precise definition of \b ("word boundary"). I had assu<em>mem>ed that -12 would be an "integer word" (<em>mem>atched by \b\-?\d+\b ) but it appears that this does not work. I'd be grateful to know of ways ...
