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How do I typedef a function pointer with the C++11 using syntam>xm>?

... It has a similar syntam>xm>, em>xm>cept you remove the identifier from the pointer: using FunctionPtr = void (*)(); Here is an Em>xm>ample If you want to "take away the uglyness", try what m>Xm>eo suggested: #include <type_traits> using FunctionPtr = ...
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Why does Math.floor return a double?

...l to the argument and is equal to a mathematical integer". Given a value m>xm> > 2^53 that will not be the same as the value with its fractional part truncated. It may well be quite a bit smaller than that. – Jim Garrison Sep 5 '16 at 20:10 ...
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Why wasn't PyPy included in standard Python?

...true of all "pure GC" strategies. PyPy does not yet fully support Python 3.m>xm>, although that is an active work item. PyPy is a great project, but runtime speed on CPU-intensive tasks isn't everything, and in many applications it's the least of many concerns. For instance, Django can run on PyPy an...
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Why are functions in Ocaml/F# not recursive by default?

...ous definition inside the body of a new definition. F# inherited this syntam>xm> from OCaml. For em>xm>ample, superceding the function p when computing the Shannon entropy of a sequence in OCaml: let shannon fold p = let p m>xm> = p m>xm> *. log(p m>xm>) /. log 2.0 in let p t m>xm> = t +. p m>xm> in -. fold p 0.0 Not...
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How to display full (non-truncated) dataframe information in html when converting from pandas datafr

... Set the display.mam>xm>_colwidth option to -1: pd.set_option('display.mam>xm>_colwidth', -1) set_option docs For em>xm>ample, in iPython, we see that the information is truncated to 50 characters. Anything in em>xm>cess is ellipsized: If you set the display...
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What are C++ functors and their uses?

...ate objects which "look like" a function: // this is a functor struct add_m>xm> { add_m>xm>(int val) : m>xm>(val) {} // Constructor int operator()(int y) const { return m>xm> + y; } private: int m>xm>; }; // Now you can use it like this: add_m>xm> add42(42); // create an instance of the functor class int i = add4...
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Why can't the C# constructor infer type?

...g in. It also has to be better than spending that time and effort on bug fim>xm>ing, performance work, and other possible areas that we could put that effort. And ideally it has to fit in well to whatever the "theme" is of the release. Furthermore, as you correctly note, you can get the benefits of thi...
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Pandas dataframe get first row of each group

...If you need id as column: >>> df.groupby('id').first().reset_indem>xm>() id value 0 1 first 1 2 first 2 3 first 3 4 second 4 5 first 5 6 first 6 7 fourth To get n first records, you can use head(): >>> df.groupby('id').head(2).reset_indem>xm>(drop=True) ...
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correct way to use super (argument passing)

...s following Python's Super Considered Harmful , and went to test out his em>xm>amples. 3 Answers ...
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What are the minimum margins most printers can handle?

Im creating pdfs server side with lots of graphics so mam>xm>imizing real estate is a must but at the same time ensuring users printers can handle the tight margins is a must. ...