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Is there any advantage of using map over unordered_map in case of trivial keys?
A recent talk about unordered_map in C++ made me realize that I should use unordered_map for most cases where I used map before, because of the efficiency of lookup ( amortized O(1) vs. O(log n) ). Most times I use a map, I use either int or std::string as the key type; hence, I've got...
How to iterate over rows in a DataFrame in Pandas
I have a DataFrame from Pandas:
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C pointers : pointing to an array of fixed size
This question goes out to the C gurus out there:
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How can I use different certificates on specific connections?
A module I'm adding to our large Java application has to converse with another company's SSL-secured website. The problem is that the site uses a self-signed certificate. I have a copy of the certificate to verify that I'm not encountering a man-in-the-middle attack, and I need to incorporate this...
What is the difference between the remap, noremap, nnoremap and vnoremap mapping commands in Vim?
What is the difference between the remap , noremap , nnoremap and vnoremap mapping commands in Vim?
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asynchronous vs non-blocking
What is the difference between asynchronous and non-blocking calls? Also between blocking and synchronous calls (with examples please)?
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Is Fortran easier to optimize than C for heavy calculations?
From time to time I read that Fortran is or can be faster then C for heavy calculations. Is that really true? I must admit that I hardly know Fortran, but the Fortran code I have seen so far did not show that the language has features that C doesn't have.
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How to pass arguments and redirect stdin from a file to program run in gdb?
I usually run a program as :
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Is it possible to decrypt MD5 hashes?
Someone told me that he has seen software systems that:
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Multiple aggregations of the same column using pandas GroupBy.agg()
Is there a pandas built-in way to apply two different aggregating functions f1, f2 to the same column df["returns"] , without having to call agg() multiple times?
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