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RESTful way to create multiple items in one request
... resources.
Example, imagine that we have an endpoint like /api/sheep/{id} and we can POST to /api/sheep to create a sheep resource.
Now, if we want to support bulk creation, we should consider a new flock resource at /api/flock (or /api/<your-resource>-collection if you lack a better meaning...
How to get whole and decimal part of a number?
Given, say, 1.25 - how do I get "1" and ."25" parts of this number?
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Java packages com and org
What are the meaning of the packages org and com in Java?
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Can TCP and UDP sockets use the same port?
First of all, is there any problem with using both UDP and TCP on the same server?
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Why doesn't Objective-C support private methods?
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The answer is... well... simple. Simplicity and consistency, in fact.
Objective-C is purely dynamic at the moment of method dispatch. In particular, every method dispatch goes through the exact same dynamic method resolution point as every other method dispatch. At...
How to create a remote Git repository from a local one?
...e push/pull tracker for your local repository (git remote add origin URL), and then locally you just say git push origin master. Now any other repository can pull from the remote repository.
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How do I convert Long to byte[] and back in java
How do I convert a long to a byte[] and back in Java?
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Javascript call() & apply() vs bind()?
I already know that apply and call are similar functions which set this (context of a function).
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How to move all files including hidden files into parent directory via *
... from one directory to another?. It shows solutions in Bash, zsh, ksh93, standard (POSIX) sh, etc.
You can use these two commands together:
mv /path/subfolder/* /path/ # your current approach
mv /path/subfolder/.* /path/ # this one for hidden files
Or all together (thanks pfnuesel):
mv /pa...
std::string length() and size() member functions
I was reading the answers for this question and found that there is actually a method called length() for std::string (I always used size() ). Is there any specific reason for having this method in std::string class? I read both MSDN and CppRefernce, and they seem to indicate that there is ...