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List all the <em>mem>odules that are part of a python package?

Is there a straightforward way to find all the <em>mem>odules that are part of a python package? I've found this old discussion , which is not really conclusive, but I'd love to have a definite answer before I roll out <em>mem>y own solution based on os.listdir(). ...
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LINQ: “contains” and a La<em>mem>bda query

...t contains a status whose char code (returned by GetCharCode() ) equals so<em>mem>e variable, v.Status . 6 Answers ...
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Filter git diff by type of change

Is there a way to li<em>mem>it git diff to changed files? 5 Answers 5 ...
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std::function and std::bind: what are they, and when should they be used?

I know what functors are and when to use the<em>mem> with std algorith<em>mem>s, but I haven't understood what Stroustrup says about the<em>mem> in the C++11 FAQ . ...
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What is pseudopolyno<em>mem>ial ti<em>mem>e? How does it differ fro<em>mem> polyno<em>mem>ial ti<em>mem>e?

What is pseudopolyno<em>mem>ial ti<em>mem>e ? How does it differ fro<em>mem> polyno<em>mem>ial ti<em>mem>e? So<em>mem>e algorith<em>mem>s that run in pseudopolyno<em>mem>ial ti<em>mem>e have runti<em>mem>es like O(nW) (for the 0/1 Knapsack Proble<em>mem> ) or O(√n) (for trial division ); why doesn't that count as polyno<em>mem>ial ti<em>mem>e? ...
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How to create a directory using nerdtree

I have been using NERDTree for a while. Every ti<em>mem>e I need to create a new directory I need to go to ter<em>mem>inal. Is there a quick and easy way to create a directory using NERDTree. ...
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How can I delete the current line in E<em>mem>acs?

What is the e<em>mem>acs equivalent of vi's dd ? I want to delete the current line. Tried CTRL + k but it only deletes fro<em>mem> current position. ...
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What's the difference between “<em>mem>od” and “re<em>mem>ainder”?

<em>Mem>y friend said that there are differences between "<em>mem>od" and "re<em>mem>ainder". 5 Answers 5 ...
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Why a<em>mem> I getting an Exception with the <em>mem>essage “Invalid setup on a non-virtual (overridable in VB) <em>mem>

I have a unit test where I have to <em>mem>ock a non-virtual <em>mem>ethod that returns a bool type 6 Answers ...
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How does the following LINQ state<em>mem>ent work?

How does the following LINQ state<em>mem>ent work? 5 Answers 5 ...