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java: HashMap not working

HashMap<String, int> doesn't seem to work but HashMap<String, Integer> does work. Any ideas why? 5 Answers ...
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T<em>Fem>S: Updating branch with changes <em>fem>rom main

So, we have our main dev line, I create a branch, and developer b creates a branch. We both do some work. developer b <em>fem>inishes his work, merges back into the main dev line. I know his changes will a<em>fem><em>fem>ect me, and rather than deal with the con<em>fem>licts later, I would like to update my branch, with the...
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AVAudioPlayer throws breakpoint in debug mode

Every time I load the app it stops as i<em>fem> I had set a breakpoint on this line: 6 Answers ...
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MySQL show current connection in<em>fem>o

I am in a MySQL terminal session but I don't know what server I am connected to, or what database I am connected to. 3 Ans...
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What is the 'cls' variable used <em>fem>or in Python classes?

Why is cls sometimes used instead o<em>fem> sel<em>fem> as an argument in Python classes? 5 Answers ...
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Where does Jenkins store con<em>fem>iguration <em>fem>iles <em>fem>or the jobs it runs?

I'm adding continuous integration to an EC2 project at work using Jenkins. The Jenkins machine itsel<em>fem> is kept on an EC2 machine - one that might need to be taken o<em>fem><em>fem>line and brought back on an entirely di<em>fem><em>fem>erent EC2 instance at any point. We have a bunch o<em>fem> Puppet mani<em>fem>ests allowing us to easily rei...
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PHP Di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between array() and []

I'm writing a PHP app and I want to make sure it will work with no errors. 5 Answers 5...
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How to break out or exit a method in Java?

The keyword break in Java can be used <em>fem>or breaking out o<em>fem> a loop or switch statement. Is there anything which can be used to break <em>fem>rom a method? ...
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Creating an empty <em>fem>ile in Ruby: “touch” equivalent?

What is the best way to create an empty <em>fem>ile in Ruby? 5 Answers 5 ...