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Convert dictionary to list collection in C#
I have a proble<em>mem> when trying to convert a dictionary to list.
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<em>mem>atplotlib colorbar for scatter
I'<em>mem> working with data that has the data has 3 plotting para<em>mem>eters: x,y,c. How do you create a custo<em>mem> color value for a scatter plot?
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String Concatenation using '+' operator
Looking at the string class <em>mem>etadata, I only see the operators == and != overloaded. So how is it able to perfor<em>mem> concatenation for the ' + ' operator?
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Force Git to always choose the newer version during a <em>mem>erge?
Let's assu<em>mem>e I <em>mem>erge git and there is a <em>mem>erge conflict.
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$(this).val() not working to get text fro<em>mem> span using jquery
Giving this ht<em>mem>l, i want to grab "August" fro<em>mem> it when i click on it:
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Javascript Split string on UpperCase Characters
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I would do this with .<em>mem>atch() like this:
'ThisIsTheStringToSplit'.<em>mem>atch(/[A-Z][a-z]+/g);
it will <em>mem>ake an array like this:
['This', 'Is', 'The', 'String', 'To', 'Split']
edit: since the string.split() <em>mem>ethod also supports regex it can be achi...
What's the difference between Protocol Buffers and Flatbuffers?
...are developed by Google developers. Is there any big difference between the<em>mem>? Is it a lot of work to convert code using Protocol Buffers to use FlatBuffers ?
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<em>Mem>erging without whitespace conflicts
I've got a proble<em>mem> where I've got a large co<em>mem><em>mem>it which changes about a thousand lines of code, re<em>mem>oving whitespace fro<em>mem> the end of lines and re<em>mem>oving spaces before tabs.
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jQuery find ele<em>mem>ent by data attribute value
I have a few ele<em>mem>ents like below:
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Can I stretch text using CSS?
...an I stretch text in CSS? I don't want the font to be bigger, because that <em>mem>akes it appear bolder than s<em>mem>aller text beside it. I just want to stretch the text vertically so it's kind of defor<em>mem>ed. This would be in one div, and then the nor<em>mem>al text beside it would be in another div. How can I do this...