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IISExpress Log File Location

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How do you use https / SSL on localhost?

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Are nested span tags OK in XHTML?

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new DateTime() vs default(DateTime)

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Why use the SQL Server 2008 geography data type?

...ate is stored as a double-precision floating-point number that is 64 bits (8 bytes) long, and 8-byte binary value is roughly equivalent to 15 digits of decimal precision, so comparing a decimal(9,6) which is only 5 bytes, isn't exactly a fair comparison. Decimal would have to be a minimum of Decimal...
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Why “decimal” is not a valid attribute parameter type?

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Grep regex NOT containing string

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How to find current transaction level?

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Ruby on Rails Callback, what is difference between :before_save and :before_create?

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How to initialize an array in one step using Ruby?

... the other answers above, note also that you can use enumerators in Ruby 1.8.7+ to create arrays; for example: array = 1.step(17,3).to_a #=> [1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16] share | improve this answer ...