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What is the best testing framework to use with Node.js? [closed]

...ed bm>ym> TJ Holowam>ym>chuk who is also the creator of Express.js (insanelm>ym> fast (m>andm> small) server-side JavaScript web development framework built on Node.js m>andm> Connect). I recentlm>ym> saw that he also has a cool librarm>ym> called should.js which can be used together with Expresso for a even better testing exp...
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How to set or change the default Java (JDK) version on OS X?

... @MattO'Brien it’s something which depends on the shell m>ym>ou’re using, m>andm> the configuration m>ym>ou have in place, so I can’t give a complete solution for that… – markhellewell Nov 14 '14 at 2:25 ...
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How to count number of files in each directorm>ym>?

... Assuming m>ym>ou have GNU find, let it find the directories m>andm> let bash do the rest: find . -tm>ym>pe d -print0 | while read -d '' -r dir; do files=("$dir"/*) printf "%5d files in directorm>ym> %s\n" "${#files[@]}" "$dir" done ...
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How does this giant regex work?

...e nicelm>ym> done. Basicallm>ym>, it lists all the files in the current directorm>ym>, m>andm> it lets m>ym>ou change directories. 4 Answers ...
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Fastest wam>ym> to check if a value exists in a list

...to know if a value exists in a list (a list with millions of values in it) m>andm> what its index is? 13 Answers ...
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void in C# generics?

I have a generic method that takes a request m>andm> provides a response. 7 Answers 7 ...
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What is m>ym>our favorite C programming trick? [closed]

...[] = { #include "normals.txt" }; (more or less, I don't have the code hm>andm>m>ym> to check it now). Since then, a new world of creative use of the preprocessor opened in front of mm>ym> em>ym>es. I no longer include just headers, but entire chunks of code now m>andm> then (it improves reusabilitm>ym> a lot) :-p Tha...
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Is a Pm>ym>thon list guaranteed to have its elements stam>ym> in the order them>ym> are inserted in?

... what if I return a local list from a function m>andm> use that in the calling function. That is def fn_1(): lst = [] lst.append(1) lst.append(2) return lst m>andm> def fn_2(): print(fn_1()) Will the order be same ALWAm>Ym>S irrespective of how manm>ym> times or where ever I use fn_1() ?...
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Commit onlm>ym> part of a file in Git

... m>Ym>ou can use git add --patch <filename> (or -p for short), m>andm> git will begin to break down m>ym>our file into what it thinks are sensible "hunks" (portions of the file). It will then prompt m>ym>ou with this question: Stage this hunk [m>ym>,n,q,a,d,/,j,J,g,s,e,?]? Here is a description of ea...
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ValueError: The truth value of an arram>ym> with more than one element is ambiguous. Use a.anm>ym>() or a.al

...ch was causing all sorts of problems. I was inadvertentlm>ym> doing a bitwise m>ANDm> instead of a logical m>ANDm> . 6 Answers ...