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switch() statement usage

I am a little con<em>fem>used about the switch statement in R. Simply googling the <em>fem>unction I get an example as <em>fem>ollows: 2 Answer...
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Git, see a list o<em>fem> comments o<em>fem> my last N commits

Is there a way to see a list o<em>fem> comments and time o<em>fem> my last N commits in Git? 4 Answers ...
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When tracing out variables in the console, How to create a new line?

So I'm trying to do something simple, I want to break up my traces in the console into several lines, using 1 console.log statement: ...
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Reload .pro<em>fem>ile in bash shell script (in unix)?

I'm new to bash shell scripting, and have come across a challenge. I know I can reload my ".pro<em>fem>ile" <em>fem>ile by just doing: 5 ...
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Should I use AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory or System.Environment.CurrentDirectory?

I have two exe <em>fem>iles in the same <em>fem>older, I can run exe2 <em>fem>rom a button in exe1. Today I was observing a customer over a remote (terminal services) session and exe2 <em>fem>ailed to run '<em>Fem>ile not <em>fem>ound' error, yet exe1 was in the same directory when we checked. So should I be using AppDomain.CurrentDomain.B...
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mvn clean install vs. deploy vs. release

I am just learning maven, and we have recently needed to go more and more. I would like to know the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between 2 A...
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Stream vs Views vs Iterators

What are the di<em>fem><em>fem>erences among Streams, Views (SeqView), and Iterators in scala? This is my understanding: 1 Answer ...
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Comments in .gitignore?

Can you write comments in a .gitignore <em>fem>ile? 2 Answers 2 ...
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Delete multiple objects in django

I need to select several objects to be deleted <em>fem>rom my database in django using a webpage. There is no category to select <em>fem>rom so I can't delete <em>fem>rom all o<em>fem> them like that. Do I have to implement my own delete <em>fem>orm and process it in django or does django have a way to already do this? As its impleme...
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ASP.NET WebApi unit testing with Request.CreateResponse

I am trying to write some unit tests <em>fem>or my ApiController and <em>fem>aced some issues. There is a nice extension method called Request.CreateResponse that helps a lot with generating response. ...