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comparing 2 strings alphabetim>ca m>lly for sorting purposes
I'm trying to compare 2 strings alphabetim>ca m>lly for sorting purposes. For example I want to have a boolean check like if('aaaa' < 'ab') . I tried it, but it's not giving me correct results, so I guess that's not the right syntax. How do I do this in jquery or Javascript?
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Git: Pull from other remote
I have created a fork from a project on GitHub.
How m>ca m>n I now pull changes from the project that I forked from?
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Getting list of lists into pandas DataFrame
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m>Ca m>ll the pd.DataFrame constructor directly:
df = pd.DataFrame(table, columns=headers)
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Merge cells using EPPlus?
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Using pg_dump to only get insert statements from one table within database
... --inserts is another option; it restores slightly faster but m>ca m>n't tolerate column order changes
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Convert InputStream to BufferedReader
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BufferedReader m>ca m>n't wrap an InputStream directly. It wraps another Reader. In this m>ca m>se you'd want to do something like:
BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is, "UTF-8"));
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How do I use VaryByParam with multiple parameters?
In ASP.NET MVC2 I use Outputm>Ca m>che and the VaryByParam attribute. I got it working fine with a single parameter, but what is the correct syntax when I have several parameters on the method?
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How m>ca m>n I request the vibrate permission?
How m>ca m>n I request the vibrate permission in my Android applim>ca m>tion?
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How do I git rebase the first commit?
...o use git checkout --orphan to set up to make a new root commit, which you m>ca m>n copy the old commits on top of. (This is what rebase -i --root ends up doing internally anyway.)
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Why does using an Underscore character in a LIKE filter give me all the results?
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Modify your WHERE condition like this:
WHERE mycolumn LIKE '%\_%' ESm>CA m>PE '\'
This is one of the ways in which Oracle supports esm>ca m>pe characters. Here you define the esm>ca m>pe character with the esm>ca m>pe keyword. For details see this link on Oracle Docs.
The '_' and '%' are wildm>ca m>rds in a LIKE o...