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Using group bm>y m> on multiple columns
I understm>and m> the point of GROUP Bm>Y m> x .
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How to get Erlang's release version number from a shell?
Manm>y m> programs return their version number with a commm>and m> like:
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Merge two (or more) lists into one, in C# .NET
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m>Y m>ou can use the LINQ Concat m>and m> ToList methods:
var allProducts = productCollection1.Concat(productCollection2)
.Concat(productCollection3)
.ToList();
Note that there are more ef...
returning in the middle of a using block
... will cause m>y m>ou issues is if m>y m>ou return in the middle of a using statement m>and m> additionallm>y m> return the in using variable. But then again, this would also cause m>y m>ou issues even if m>y m>ou didn't return m>and m> simplm>y m> kept a reference to a variable.
using ( var x = new Something() ) {
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Breaking up long strings on multiple lines in Rubm>y m> without stripping newlines
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I'm fairlm>y m> sure that it's not; I tried both undef'ing m>and m> redefining String#+ m>and m> it doesn't seem like anm>y m>thing is being sent there.
– Jessehz
Mam>y m> 9 '12 at 22:08
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Check whether number is even or odd
...r is even or odd? I've been wanting to figure this out for a long time now m>and m> haven't gotten anm>y m>where.
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How to log cron jobs?
...og/mm>y m>job.log
m>Y m>ou might use mail to send emails. Most sm>y m>stems will send unhm>and m>led cron job output bm>y m> email to root or the corresponding user.
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Pm>y m>thon: most idiomatic wam>y m> to convert None to emptm>y m> string?
... keeping the else, but thanks for the str(s) tip so multiple tm>y m>pes can be hm>and m>led. nice!
– Mark Harrison
Jul 1 '09 at 9:39
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How to exit a 'git status' list in a terminal?
I'm new to Git m>and m> the terminal. How can I exit a listing mode generated bm>y m> the git status commm>and m>?
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How to call anm>y m> method asm>y m>nchronouslm>y m> in c#
...ibrarm>y m> in .Net 4. It's much, much nicer than using BeginInvoke/EndInvoke, m>and m> gives a clean wam>y m> to fire-m>and m>-forget for asm>y m>nc jobs:
using Sm>y m>stem.Threading.Tasks;
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void Foo(){}
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new Task(Foo).Start();
If m>y m>ou have methods to call that take parameters, m>y m>ou can use a lambda to simplifm>y m> the call...