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Easiest way to read from a URL into a string in .NET

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Android equivalent of NSUserDefaults in iOS

I'd like to save some simple data. On the iPhone, I can do it with NSUserDefaults in Objective-C. 1 Answer ...
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How to add reference to a method parameter in javadoc?

Is there a way to add references to one or more of a method's parameters from the method documentation body? Something like: ...
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Why can't I call read() twice on an open file?

For an exercise I'm doing, I'm trying to read the contents of a given file twice using the read() method. Strangely, when I call it the second time, it doesn't seem to return the file content as a string? ...
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For files in directory, only echo filename (no path)

How do I go about echoing only the filename of a file if I iterate a directory with a for loop? 5 Answers ...
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How can I calculate the time between 2 Dates in typescript

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How to determine function name from inside a function

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When should i use npm with “-g” flag and why?

I've started using npm for js package management recently. Although I do have a fair understanding of package management in different enivronments(lets say using apt, rvm/gem, pythonbrew/virtualenv/pip), I don't quite understand how npm fully fits in. ...
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string.ToLower() and string.ToLowerInvariant()

What's the difference and when to use what? What's the risk if I always use ToLower() and what's the risk if I always use ToLowerInvariant() ? ...
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Append TimeStamp to a File Name

I have come across this problem several times in which I would like to have multiple versions of the same file in the same directory. The way I have been doing it using C# is by adding a time stamp to the file name with something like this DateTime.Now.ToString().Replace('/', '-').Replace(':', '.')...