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How to break out of a loop in Bash?

I want to write a Bash script to process text, which might require a while loop. 2 Answers ...
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Declare slice or make slice?

In Go, what is the difference between var s []int and s := make([]int, 0) ? 4 Answers ...
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How to check SQL Server version

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PHP Foreach Pass by Reference: Last Element Duplicating? (Bug?)

I just had some very strange behavior with a simple php script I was writing. I reduced it to the minimum necessary to recreate the bug: ...
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Removing ul indentation with CSS

I cannot seem to remove the indent from my unordered list when long lines in my list wrap around. Here is what my list looks like: ...
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How to add extra namespaces to Razor pages instead of @using declaration?

Is there some sort of magic I need to use to get the namespaces in the pages/namespaces element in the webconfig? 5 Answe...
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Does Ruby regular expression have a not match operator like “!~” in Perl?

I just want to know whether ruby regex has a not match operator just like !~ in perl. I feel it's inconvenient to use (?!xxx) or (?<!xxxx) because you cannot use regex patterns in the xxx part. ...
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How do I find the number of arguments passed to a Bash script?

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Placing an image to the top right corner - CSS

I need to display an image on the top-right corner of a div (the image is a "diagonal" ribbon) but keeping the current text contained in an internal div, like stuck to the top of it. ...
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Set operations (union, intersection) on Swift array?

Are there any standard library calls I can use to either perform set operations on two arrays, or implement such logic myself (ideally as functionally and also efficiently as possible)? ...