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Efficiency of premature return in a function
This is a situation I encounter frequently as an inexperienced programmer and am wondering about particularly for an ambitious, speed-intensive project of mine I'm trying to optimize. For the major C-like languages (C, objC, C++, Java, C#, etc) and their usual compilers, will these two functions ru...
Facebook Callback appends '#_=_' to Return URL
Facebook callback has started appending #_=_ hash underscore to the Return URL
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How to execute XPath one-liners from shell?
Is there a package out there, for Ubuntu and/or CentOS, that has a command-line tool that can execute an XPath one-liner like foo //element@attribute filename.xml or foo //element@attribute < filename.xml and return the results line by line?
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npm windows install globally results in npm ERR! extraneous
I am new to grunt and npm. So I am trying some "cookbook-example" on the site ' http://tech.pro/tutorial/1190/package-managers-an-introductory-guide-for-the-uninitiated-front-end-developer#front_end_developers '.
You should not have to look there now, but I thought it could be good to share the site...
What is Model in ModelAndView from Spring MVC?
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Normalize data in pandas
Suppose I have a pandas data frame df :
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how to use javascript Object.defineProperty
I looked around for how to use the Object.defineProperty method, but couldn't find anything decent.
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Why is ArrayDeque better than LinkedList
I am trying to to understand why Java's ArrayDeque is better than Java's LinkedList as they both implement Deque interface.
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Java's Virtual Machine and CLR
As a sort of follow up to the question called Differences between MSIL and Java bytecode? , what is the (major) differences or similarity in how the Java Virtual Machine works versus how the .NET Framework Common Language Runtime (CLR) works?
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Converting a Uniform Distribution to a Normal Distribution
How can I convert a uniform distribution (as most random number generators produce, e.g. between 0.0 and 1.0) into a normal distribution? What if I want a mean and standard deviation of my choosing?
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