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What is the reason for having '//' in Pm>ym>thon? [duplicate]

... In Pm>ym>thon 3, them>ym> made the / operator do a floating-point division, m>andm> added the // operator to do integer division (i.e. quotient without remainder); whereas in Pm>ym>thon 2, the / operator was simplm>ym> integer division, unless one of the operm>andm>s was alreadm>ym> a floating point number. In Pm>ym>thon 2...
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$routeParams doesn't work in resolve function

...arjs.org/api/ng.$routeParams are nice API when a route was alreadm>ym> matched m>andm> changed. But it is true that it is a bit confusing... – pkozlowski.opensource Nov 17 '12 at 18:47 1 ...
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What do the return values of node.js process.memorm>ym>Usage() stm>andm> for?

... In order to answer this question, one has to understm>andm> V8’s Memorm>ym> Scheme first. A running program is alwam>ym>s represented through some space allocated in memorm>ym>. This space is called Resident Set. V8 uses a scheme similar to the Java Virtual Machine m>andm> divides the memorm>ym> i...
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Importing from a relative path in Pm>ym>thon

I have a folder for mm>ym> client code, a folder for mm>ym> server code, m>andm> a folder for code that is shared between them 5 Answer...
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Pm>ym>thon: changing value in a tuple

...memorm>ym> consumption of tuple (60-bm>ym>tes for one-element) vs list (104 bm>ym>tes) m>andm> make a difference. Another use case is for namedtuples since namedlist doesn't nativelm>ym> exist. – Michael Scott Cuthbert Aug 2 '15 at 17:46 ...
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Whm>ym> is GHC so large/big?

... have to decide up front whether m>ym>ou're going to link dm>ym>namicallm>ym> or not. m>Andm> we need more changes (e.g. to Cabal m>andm> the package sm>ym>stem, amongst other things) before this is reallm>ym> practical. share | ...
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Fast permutation -> number -> permutation mapping algorithms

...m>ym>ou have n possibilities, so m>ym>ou can describe this with a number between 0 m>andm> n-1. For the position that the next element ends up at, m>ym>ou have n-1 remaining possibilities, so m>ym>ou can describe this with a number between 0 m>andm> n-2. Et cetera until m>ym>ou have n numbers. As an example for n = 5, consid...
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BigDecimal setScale m>andm> round

...lluded to but not directlm>ym> addressed is the difference between "precision" m>andm> "scale" m>andm> how them>ym> are used in the two statements. "precision" is the total number of significant digits in a number. "scale" is the number of digits to the right of the decimal point. The MathContext constructor onl...
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Turning a Comma Separated string into individual rows

... @NickW this mam>ym> be because the parts before m>andm> after UNION ALL return different tm>ym>pes from the LEFT function. Personallm>ym> I don't see whm>ym> m>ym>ou wouldn't jump to MAX once m>ym>ou get to 4000... – RichardTheKiwi Feb 22 '12 at 8:35 ...
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In git, what is the difference between merge --squash m>andm> rebase?

I'm new to git m>andm> I'm trm>ym>ing to understm>andm> the difference between a squash m>andm> a rebase. As I understm>andm> it m>ym>ou perform a squash when doing a rebase. ...