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When should the xlsm or xlsb formats be used?

Since Excel 2007, Microsoft has split the classical .xls format to several formats (in particular, .xlsx , .xlsm , .xlsb ). I've got no problem to understand the use and purpose of .xlsx format but I am still wondering whether we should use a .xlsm or a .xlsb format when creating a file c...
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How to reverse a string in Go?

How can we reverse a simple string in Go? 27 Answers 27 ...
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How can I repeat a character in Bash?

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How to convert DateTime? to DateTime

I want to convert a nullable DateTime ( DateTime? ) to a DateTime , but I am getting an error: 11 Answers ...
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How do I add a newline to a TextView in Android?

When I define a TextView in xml , how do I add a new line to it? \n seems not to work. 31 Answers ...
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Setting a width and height on an A tag

Is it possible to set the width and height in pixels on an anchor tag? I'd like to have the anchor tag to have a background image while retaining the text inside the anchor. ...
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How do I change the string representation of a Python class? [duplicate]

In Java, I can override the toString() method of my class. Then Java's print function prints the string representation of the object defined by its toString() . Is there a Python equivalent to Java's toString() ? ...
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Using a string variable as a variable name [duplicate]

I have a variable with a string assigned to it and I want to define a new variable based on that string. 3 Answers ...
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Java string split with “.” (dot) [duplicate]

Why does the second line of this code throw ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException ? 4 Answers ...
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Go > operators

Could someone please explain to me the usage of << and >> in Go? I guess it is similar to some other languages. ...