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Java: Best way to iterate through a Collection (here ArrayList)
Today I was happily coding away when I got to a piece of code I already used hundreds of times:
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Sprintf equivalent in Java
Printf got added to Java with the 1.5 release but I can't seem to find how to send the output to a string rather than a file (which is what sprintf does in C). Does anyone know how to do this?
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jQuery select all except first
In jQuery how do I use a selector to access all but the first of an element? So in the following code only the second and third element would be accessed. I know I can access them manually but there could be any number of elements so thats not possible. Thanks.
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how to avoid a new line with p tag?
How can I stay on the same line while working with <p> tag?
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How to escape a JSON string to have it in a URL?
Using Javascript, I want to generate a link to a page. The parameters to the page are in a Javascript array that I serialize in JSON.
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Sharing a result queue among several processes
The documentation for the multiprocessing module shows how to pass a queue to a process started with multiprocessing.Process . But how can I share a queue with asynchronous worker processes started with apply_async ? I don't need dynamic joining or anything else, just a way for the workers to (r...
In Postgresql, force unique on combination of two columns
I would like to set up a table in PostgreSQL such that two columns together must be unique. There can be multiple values of either value, so long as there are not two that share both.
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Android - shadow on text?
I am wondering how to add shadow on text in android?
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How to create a new language for use in Visual Studio
I want to write a new templating language, and I want Visual Studio to "support" it. What I need to know is:
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How is set() implemented?
I've seen people say that set objects in python have O(1) membership-checking. How are they implemented internally to allow this? What sort of data structure does it use? What other implications does that implementation have?
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