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Scatter plot and Color mapping in Python

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Counting the Number of keywords in a dictionary in python

...1000)}.keys())', number=100000)) # 2 Result: 1) = 37.0100378 2) = 37.002148899999995 So it seems that len(d.keys()) is currently faster than just using len(). share | improve this answer ...
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apache to tomcat: mod_jk vs mod_proxy

...d something... – Yura Mar 14 '16 at 21:31 1 @yura - That may depend on your OS version. Centos 7....
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MySql Table Insert if not exist otherwise update

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MySQL Select Query - Get only first 10 characters of a value

...5.7307 4.9328 45.2525 4.66231 44.6595 4.66231C43.6264 4.66231 43.1481 5.28821 43.1481 6.59048V11.9512C43.1481 13.2535 43.6264 13.8962 44.6595 13.8962C45.6924 13.8962 46.1709 13.2535 46.1709 11.9512V9.17788Z\"/\u003e\u003cpath d=\"M32.492 10.1419C32.492 12.6954 34.1182 14.0484 37.0451 14.0484C39.9723...
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What does @: (at symbol colon) mean in a Makefile?

...est. – Charlie Martin Oct 14 '12 at 21:53 2 It can be useful in makefiles that call a lot of exte...
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What is the in a .vimrc file?

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How does the following LINQ statement work?

... than 30sec :D – M.C. Jul 17 '13 at 21:30 2 @M.C I don't know why you are asking this question. W...
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How can I open several files at once in Vim?

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How to tell which colorscheme a Vim session currently uses

...he colour scheme. Therefore, try this: echo g:colors_name If you get E121, it's either a poorly made colour scheme or it's the default one. A shinier way of doing this is (for recent versions of vim): function! ShowColourSchemeName() try echo g:colors_name catch /^Vim:E121/ ...