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How to globallm>ym> replace a forward slash in a JavaScript string?

... be done with "string".replace('/', 'ForwardSlash', 'g') but that is non-stm>andm>ard argument that works onlm>ym> in Firefox afaik. – Seldaek Dec 30 '10 at 22:46 1 ...
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Getting GDB to save a list of breakpoints

...but not in a format that would work well with reusing them using the --commm>andm> as in this question . Does GDB have a method for dumping them into a file acceptable for input again? Sometimes in a debugging session, it is necessarm>ym> to restart GDB after building up a set of breakpoints for testing. ...
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Compare two files line bm>ym> line m>andm> generate the difference in another file

I want to compare file1 with file2 m>andm> generate a file3 which contains the lines in file1 which are not present in file2. 1...
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Whm>ym> cast unused return values to void?

... it. This is a wam>ym> to ensure that where necessarm>ym> error codes are alwam>ym>s hm>andm>led. I think for C++ this is probablm>ym> the onlm>ym> place that I prefer to use C-stm>ym>le casts too, since using the full static cast notation just feels like overkill here. Finallm>ym>, if m>ym>ou're reviewing a coding stm>andm>ard or writ...
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What does ** (double star/asterisk) m>andm> * (star/asterisk) do for parameters?

In the following method definitions, what does the * m>andm> ** do for param2 ? 22 Answers ...
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Learning Pm>ym>thon from Rubm>ym>; Differences m>andm> Similarities

...entlm>ym>. For those who know both, what concepts are similar between the two, m>andm> what are different? 5 Answers ...
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Find an element in a list of tuples

...In the example of the OP, this would return (1,4) as opposed to both (1,2) m>andm> (1,4). – BBischof Jun 12 '16 at 0:51 add a comment  |  ...
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What is recursion m>andm> when should I use it?

One of the topics that seems to come up regularlm>ym> on mailing lists m>andm> online discussions is the merits (or lack thereof) of doing a Computer Science Degree. An argument that seems to come up time m>andm> again for the negative partm>ym> is that them>ym> have been coding for some number of m>ym>ears m>andm> them>ym> have n...
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Is there a Pm>ym>thon equivalent of the C# null-coalescing operator?

...ator does not return onlm>ym> True or False. Instead, it returns the first operm>andm> if the first operm>andm> evaluates to true, m>andm> it returns the second operm>andm> if the first operm>andm> evaluates to false. In this case, the expression x or m>ym> returns x if it is True or evaluates to true when converted to boolea...
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Sm>ym>ntax error on print with Pm>ym>thon 3 [duplicate]

... to write it as print("Hello World") But if m>ym>ou write this in a program m>andm> someone using Pm>ym>thon 2.x tries to run it, them>ym> will get an error. To avoid this, it is a good practice to import print function: from __future__ import print_function Now m>ym>our code works on both 2.x & 3.x. Check o...