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What is the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between :<em>fem>irst-child and :<em>fem>irst-o<em>fem>-type?

I can't tell the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between element:<em>fem>irst-child and element:<em>fem>irst-o<em>fem>-type 3 Answers ...
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When splitting an empty string in Python, why does split() return an empty list while split('\n') re

I am using split('\n') to get lines in one string, and <em>fem>ound that ''.split() returns an empty list, [] , while ''.split('\n') returns [''] . Is there any speci<em>fem>ic reason <em>fem>or such a di<em>fem><em>fem>erence? ...
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Requirejs domReady plugin vs Jquery $(document).ready()?

I am using RequireJS and need to initialize something on DOM ready. Now, RequireJS provides the domReady plugin , but we already have jQuery's $(document).ready() , which is available to me since I have required jQuery. ...
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How to check which locks are held on a table

How can we check which database locks are applied on which rows against a query batch? 6 Answers ...
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Di<em>fem><em>fem>erences between git remote update and <em>fem>etch?

Is git remote update the equivalent o<em>fem> git <em>fem>etch ? 2 Answers 2 ...
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Choice between vector::resize() and vector::reserve()

I am pre-allocating some memory to my a vector member variable. Below code is minimal part 4 Answers ...
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C++ Dynamic Shared Library on Linux

This is a <em>fem>ollow-up to Dynamic Shared Library compilation with g++ . 4 Answers 4 ...
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Why can't I initialize non-const static member or static array in class?

Why can't I initialize non-const static member or static array in a class? 5 Answers ...
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What is uint_<em>fem>ast32_t and why should it be used instead o<em>fem> the regular int and uint32_t?

So the reason <em>fem>or typede<em>fem> :ed primitive data types is to abstract the low-level representation and make it easier to comprehend ( uint64_t instead o<em>fem> long long type, which is 8 bytes). ...
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START_STICKY and START_NOT_STICKY

What is the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between START_STICKY and START_NOT_STICKY while implementing services in android? Could anyone point out to some standard examples.. ? ...