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Switch statement for greater-than/less-than

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How do I create a crontab through a script

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Changes in import statement python3

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How to use the ProGuard in Android Studio?

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How to import module when module name has a '-' dash or hyphen in it?

... 122 you can't. foo-bar is not an identifier. rename the file to foo_bar.py Edit: If import is no...
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JavaScript loop through json array?

... 228 Your JSON should look like this: var json = [{ "id" : "1", "msg" : "hi", "tid"...
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How do I force Sublime Text to indent two spaces per tab?

Is there a way to force Sublime Text 2 to always indent two spaces per tab when working with Ruby files? 6 Answers ...
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Generating random whole numbers in JavaScript in a specific range?

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General suggestions for debugging in R

...ction and step through the script line by line. The best new trick in R 2.10 (when working with script files) is to use the findLineNum() and setBreakpoint() functions. As a final comment: depending upon the error, it is also very helpful to set try() or tryCatch() statements around external f...
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Remove trailing zeros

...s, if the input IS a string? You can use one of these: string.Format("{0:G29}", decimal.Parse("2.0044")) decimal.Parse("2.0044").ToString("G29") 2.0m.ToString("G29") This should work for all input. Update Check out the Standard Numeric Formats I've had to explicitly set the precision specifier...