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What is the Python equivalent of Matlab's tic and toc functions?
What is the Python equivalent of Matlab's tic and toc functions ?
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How to compare only date components from DateTime in EF?
I am having two date values, one already stored in the database and the other selected by the user using DatePicker. The use case is to search for a particular date from the database.
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How to click or tap on a TextView text
I know this is so easy (doh...) but I am looking for a way to run a method on tapping or clicking a TextView line of text in an Android App.
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How can I use xargs to copy files that have spaces and quotes in their names?
I'm trying to copy a bunch of files below a directory and a number of the files have spaces and single-quotes in their names. When I try to string together find and grep with xargs , I get the following error:
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How do I get the current date and time in PHP?
Which PHP function can return the current date/time?
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Split Java String by New Line
I'm trying to split text in a JTextArea using a regex to split the String by \n However, this does not work and I also tried by \r\n|\r|n and many other combination of regexes.
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Random number generation in C++11: how to generate, how does it work? [closed]
I recently came across new way to generate random numbers in C++11, but couldn't digest the papers that I read about it (what is that engine , maths term like distribution , "where all integers produced are equally likely ").
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How to subtract a day from a date?
I have a Python datetime.datetime object. What is the best way to subtract one day?
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Given a class, see if instance has method (Ruby)
I know in Ruby that I can use respond_to? to check if an object has a certain method.
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Modular multiplicative inverse function in Python
Does some standard Python module contain a function to compute modular multiplicative inverse of a number, i.e. a number y = invmod(x, p) such that x*y == 1 (mod p) ? Google doesn't seem to give any good hints on this.
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