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Python: Get the first character of the first string in a list?
How would I get the first character fro<em>mem> the first string in a list in Python?
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What does curly brackets in the `var { … } = …` state<em>mem>ents do?
Not sure if this is a <em>Mem>ozilla-specific JS syntax, but I often found variables being declared this way, for exa<em>mem>ple, in add-on SDK docs :
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don't fail jenkins build if execute shell fails
As part of <em>mem>y build process, I a<em>mem> running a git co<em>mem><em>mem>it as an execute shell step. However, if there are no changes in the workspace, Jenkins is failing the build. This is because git is returning an error code when there are no changes to co<em>mem><em>mem>it. I'd like to either abort the build, or just <em>mem>ark it ...
How to echo with different colors in the Windows co<em>mem><em>mem>and line
I know that the color bf co<em>mem><em>mem>and sets the colors of the whole co<em>mem><em>mem>and line window but I wanted to to print one single line in a different color.
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Xcode 4.2 - declaration of '…' will not be visible outside of this function warning
I use Apple Reachability class fro<em>mem> Apple Sa<em>mem>ple code
Reachability
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How to create file execute <em>mem>ode per<em>mem>issions in Git on Windows?
...ndows, and want to push the executable shell script into git repo by one co<em>mem><em>mem>it.
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why does DateTi<em>mem>e.ToString(“dd/<em>Mem><em>Mem>/yyyy”) give <em>mem>e dd-<em>Mem><em>Mem>-yyyy?
I want <em>mem>y dateti<em>mem>e to be converted to a string that is in for<em>mem>at "dd/<em>Mem><em>Mem>/yyyy"
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Checking oracle sid and database na<em>mem>e
I want to check SID and current database na<em>mem>e.
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B-Tree vs Hash Table
In <em>Mem>ySQL, an index type is a b-tree, and access an ele<em>mem>ent in a b-tree is in logarith<em>mem>ic a<em>mem>ortized ti<em>mem>e O(log(n)) .
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Grep for literal strings
I'<em>mem> after a grep-type tool to search for purely literal strings. I'<em>mem> looking for the occurrence of a line of a log file, as part of a line in a seperate log file. The search text can contain all sorts of regex special characters, e.g., []().*^$-\ .
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