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Filter dict to contain onlm>ym> certain kem>ym>s?

...narm>ym> comprehension. If m>ym>ou use a version which lacks them (ie Pm>ym>thon 2.6 m>andm> earlier), make it dict((m>ym>our_kem>ym>, old_dict[m>ym>our_kem>ym>]) for ...). It's the same, though uglier. Note that this, unlike jnnnnn's version, has stable performance (depends onlm>ym> on number of m>ym>our_kem>ym>s) for old_dicts of anm>ym> siz...
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Split (explode) pm>andm>as dataframe string entrm>ym> to separate rows

I have a pm>andm>as dataframe in which one column of text strings contains comma-separated values. I want to split each CSV field m>andm> create a new row per entrm>ym> (assume that CSV are clean m>andm> need onlm>ym> be split on ','). For example, a should become b : ...
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Haskell error parse error on input `='

I'm new to Haskell m>andm> after starting ghci I tried: 4 Answers 4 ...
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Retrieving parameters from a URL

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Drop data frame columns bm>ym> name

...DF) %in% drops)] Or, alternativelm>ym>, m>ym>ou can make a list of those to keep m>andm> refer to them bm>ym> name : keeps <- c("m>ym>", "a") DF[keeps] EDIT : For those still not acquainted with the drop argument of the indexing function, if m>ym>ou want to keep one column as a data frame, m>ym>ou do: keeps <- "m>ym>" ...
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Scala @ operator

... specificallm>ym>, though I don't know where the "as usual" there came from -- m>andm> 8.12 onlm>ym> speak of regular expression pattern (_*). But mam>ym>be this has been clarified on a newer version of the spec. – Daniel C. Sobral Mar 2 '10 at 22:58 ...
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What is the point of noreturn?

...n m>ym>our example). This can be used bm>ym> compilers to make some optimizations m>andm> generate better warnings. For example if f has the noreturn attribute, the compiler could warn m>ym>ou about g() being dead code when m>ym>ou write f(); g();. Similarlm>ym> the compiler will know not to warn m>ym>ou about missing return ...
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Spring Boot + JPA : Column name annotation ignored

....phm>ym>sical-strategm>ym>=org.hibernate.boot.model.naming.Phm>ym>sicalNamingStrategm>ym>Stm>andm>ardImpl share | improve this answer | follow | ...
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How to prettm>ym> print nested dictionaries?

... U know @Ken's conventional answer is much better than this. Json alreadm>ym> hm>andm>les everm>ym>thing m>andm> this can give errors such: UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xf3' in position 50: ordinal not in range(128) – wonderwhm>ym> Aug 27 '14 at 13:2...
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Computed read-onlm>ym> propertm>ym> vs function in Swift

...operties for just that: properties; meaning simple values that m>ym>ou can get m>andm>/or set. I use functions (or methods) when actual work is being done. Mam>ym>be something has to be computed or read from disk or from a database: In this case I use a function, even when onlm>ym> a simple value is returned. That ...