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How do you create different variable names while in a loop? [duplicate]

... 169 Sure you can; it's called a dictionary: d = {} for x in range(1, 10): d["string{0}".format(...
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How do I ignore the authenticity token for specific actions in Rails?

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Adding services after container has been built

... 96 Yes you can, using the Update method on ContainerBuilder: var newBuilder = new ContainerBuilde...
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What is 'YTowOnt9'?

Our (PHP) framework sometimes renders hidden inputs with value YTowOnt9 . I can't find that string anywhere in the (huge) codebase, and can't figure out where it came from. I decided to Google for that particular string, and the result surprised me. Over half a million - kind of random - hits. I ...
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Golang production web application configuration

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How to compare strings ignoring the case

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if arguments is equal to this string, define a variable like this string

... 9 Okay thats it. Bash officially gets my vote for beeing the most outdated yet still used command language. Syntax is just so non intuitive it...
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Python convert tuple to string

...1406836313736) – Raj Jul 31 '14 at 19:59 56 For numbers you can try this: ''.join(map(str, tup)) ...
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XPath: How to select nodes which have no attributes?

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Redirect stderr and stdout in Bash

... 792 Take a look here. Should be: yourcommand &>filename (redirects both stdout and stderr...