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Do you need break in switch when return is used?

I was wondering if I need to use "break" in "switch" function when "return" is used. 7 Answers ...
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git command to show all (lightweight) tags creation dates

...e a one liner that shows me the dates where all git lightweight tags where created ? 2 Answers ...
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Can anyone explain python's relative imports?

I can't for the life of me get python's relative imports to work. I have created a simple example of where it does not function: ...
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Why do I need 'b' to encode a string with Base64?

Following this python example , I encode a string as Base64 with: 5 Answers 5 ...
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align right in a table cell with CSS

I have the old classic code like this 4 Answers 4 ...
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Toggle input disabled attribute using jQuery

Here is my code: 6 Answers 6 ...
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Rails params explained?

Could anyone explain params in Rails controller: where they come from, and what they are referencing? 5 Answers ...
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Python argparse ignore unrecognised arguments

Optparse, the old version just ignores all unrecognised arguments and carries on. In most situations, this isn't ideal and was changed in argparse. But there are a few situations where you want to ignore any unrecognised arguments and parse the ones you've specified. ...
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Does order of where clauses matter in SQL?

Let's say I have a table called PEOPLE having 3 columns ID, LastName, FirstName , none of these columns are indexed. LastName is more unique, and FirstName is less unique. ...
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How to change a DIV padding without affecting the width/height ?

I have a div that I want to specify a FIXED width and height for, and also a padding which can be changed without decreasing the original DIV width/height or increasing it, is there a CSS trick for that, or an alternative using padding? ...