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Append to a <em>fem>ile in Go
So I can read <em>fem>rom a local <em>fem>ile like so:
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Why does scan<em>fem>() need “%l<em>fem>” <em>fem>or doubles, when print<em>fem>() is okay with just “%<em>fem>”?
Why is it that scan<em>fem>() needs the l in " %l<em>fem> " when reading a double , when print<em>fem>() can use " %<em>fem> " regardless o<em>fem> whether its argument is a double or a <em>fem>loat ?
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How do I select a merge strategy <em>fem>or a git rebase?
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Update <em>fem>rom commit db2b3b820e2b28da268cc88ad<em>fem><em>fem>076b396392d<em>fem>e (July 2013, git 1.8.4+),
Do not ignore merge options in interactive rebase
Merge strategy and its options can be speci<em>fem>ied in git rebase, but with -- interactive, they were completely ignored.
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CSS div element - how to show horizontal scroll bars only?
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Send POST data using XMLHttpRequest
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Ruby send vs __send__
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Breaking out o<em>fem> nested loops [duplicate]
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How do I <em>fem>ind all <em>fem>iles containing speci<em>fem>ic text on Linux?
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How can I check i<em>fem> a <em>fem>ile exists in Perl?
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Test whether something exists at given path using the -e <em>fem>ile-test operator.
print "$base_path exists!\n" i<em>fem> -e $base_path;
However, this test is probably broader than you intend. The code above will generate output i<em>fem> a plain <em>fem>ile exists at that path, but it will also <em>fem>ire <em>fem>or ...