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Smart way to truncate long strings

... 380 Essentially, you check the length of the given string. If it's longer than a given length n, cli...
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Is there an equivalent to CTRL+C in IPython Notebook in Firefox to break cells that are running?

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How to calculate the SVG Path for an arc (of a circle)

Given a circle centered at (200,200), radius 25, how do I draw an arc from 270 degree to 135 degree and one that goes from 270 to 45 degree? ...
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How do CSS triangles work?

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Is there a ternary conditional operator in T-SQL?

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Why am I seeing “TypeError: string indices must be integers”?

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Is there a faster/shorter way to initialize variables in a Rust struct?

...uct by giving only the non-default values: let p = cParams { iInsertMax: 10, ..Default::default() }; With some minor changes to your data structure, you can take advantage of an automatically derived default implementation. If you use #[derive(Default)] on a data structure, the compiler will auto...
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How to swap keys and values in a hash

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Python try…except comma vs 'as' in except

... The definitive document is PEP-3110: Catching Exceptions Summary: In Python 3.x, using as is required to assign an exception to a variable. In Python 2.6+, use the as syntax, since it is far less ambiguous and forward compatible with Python 3.x. In Python ...
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Check if string matches pattern

... import re pattern = re.compile("^([A-Z][0-9]+)+$") pattern.match(string) Edit: As noted in the comments match checks only for matches at the beginning of the string while re.search() will match a pattern anywhere in string. (See also: https://docs.python.org/libr...