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How to alias 'git checkout' to 'git co'

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How to keep Maven profiles which are activeByDefault active even if another profile gets activated?

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Regex to validate password strength

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How do I find the last occurrence of a substring in an NSString?

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How to configure robots.txt to allow everything?

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Private vs Public in Cache-Control

...ame typo. – Jon Hanna Aug 16 '10 at 12:13 16 So if we don't specify anything, is the default beha...
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Python memory usage of numpy arrays

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Any way to modify Jasmine spies based on arguments?

...pi, 'get') .withArgs('abc').and.returnValue('Jane') .withArgs('123').and.returnValue(98765); }); }); For Jasmine versions earlier than 3.0 callFake is the right way to go, but you can simplify it using an object to hold the return values describe('my fn', function() { var params ...
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Get value from JToken that may not exist (best practices)

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What is the difference between .map, .every, and .forEach?

... .forEach() returns nothing is wrong now, maybe it wasnt in 2012 but in 2015 in Chrome at least, try this arr2 = ['sue', 'joe', 'ben', 'guy', 'tom', 'jon']; b = arr2.forEach( function(el, indx) { console.log(indx + ' : ' + el); }); console.log(b); – jason ...