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...ointers and a constant integer 0 to check for the magic value instead (§6.5.9/6) Arrange for all contexts in which a pointer type is evaluated as a boolean to check for equality to the magic value instead of checking for zero. This follows from the equality testing semantics, but the compiler may i...

...d that arrays "decay" into pointers. A C++ array declared as int numbers [5] cannot be re-pointed, i.e. you can't say numbers = 0x5a5aff23. More importantly the term decay signifies loss of type and dimension; numbers decay into int* by losing the dimension information (count 5) and the type is not...

... 576 There is none. dict is not intended to be used this way. dictionary = {'george': 16, 'amber':...

...ss is a good check to make sure the file is being used -- you should get a 500 error on any page in the same directory. Lastly, you can enable a rewrite log using commands like the following in your httpd.conf: RewriteLog "logs/rewritelog" RewriteLogLevel 7 The log file thus generated will give yo...

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... 185 Because you are comparing the (boolean) result of the first equality with the (non-boolean) thir...

... 1504 Use the string's .replace method with a regex of \D, which is a shorthand character class that...