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Ruby combining an array into one string

In Ruby is there a way to combine all array elements into one string? 3 Answers 3 ...
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Join an Array in Objective-C

I'm looking for a method of turning a NSMutableArray into a string. Is there anything on a par with this Ruby array method? ...
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What is the difference between a cer, pvk, and pfx file?

What is the difference between a cer, pvk, and pfx file? Also, which files do I keep and which am I expected to give to my counter-parties? ...
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How to encrypt/decrypt data in php?

I'm currently a student and I'm studying PHP, I'm trying to make a simple encrypt/decrypt of data in PHP. I made some online research and some of them were quite confusing(at least for me). ...
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How do you keep user.config settings across different assembly versions in .net?

Basically the problem is that each time the assembly version changes (i.e. the user installs a new version of the application) all their settings are reset the the defaults (or more accurately a new user.config file is created in a folder with a different version number as the name) ...
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What is the difference between a .xib file and a .storyboard?

Can someone explain in simple words the difference between .xib and .storyboard? 6 Answers ...
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Can I add a UNIQUE constraint to a PostgreSQL table, after it's already created?

I have the following table: 4 Answers 4 ...
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How do I use the conditional operator (? :) in Ruby?

How is the conditional operator ( ? : ) used in Ruby? 7 Answers 7 ...
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How to define multiple name tags in a struct

I need to get an item from a mongo database, so I defined a struct like this 2 Answers ...
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Forward function declarations in a Bash or a Shell script?

Is there such a thing in bash or at least something similar (work-around) like forward declarations, well known in C / C++, for instance? ...