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Turning a string into a Uri in Android

I have a string, 'songchoice' . I want it to become a 'Uri' so I can use with MediaPlayer.create(context, Uri) 2 Answers ...
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jQuery: select an element's class and id at the same time?

I've got some links that I want to select class and id at the same time. 6 Answers 6 ...
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How do you modify a CSS style in the code behind file for divs in ASP.NET?

I'm trying to modify a CSS style attribute for a div based on the information I get from a database table in the code behind of my aspx page. The following is essentially what I am trying to do, but I get errors. ...
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Get color value programmatically when it's a reference (theme)

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How to plot multiple functions on the same figure, in Matplotlib?

How can I plot the following 3 functions (i.e. sin , cos and the addition), on the domain t , in the same figure? 3 Ans...
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Android - shadow on text?

I am wondering how to add shadow on text in android? 6 Answers 6 ...
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Synchronously waiting for an async operation, and why does Wait() freeze the program here

Preface : I'm looking for an explanation, not just a solution. I already know the solution. 4 Answers ...
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How to watch for array changes?

In Javascript, is there a way to be notified when an array is modified using push, pop, shift or index-based assignment? I want something that would fire an event that I could handle. ...
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How to show git log history for a sub directory of a git repo?

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Rounding float in Ruby

I'm having problems rounding. I have a float, which I want to round to the hundredth of a decimal. However, I can only use .round which basically turns it into an int, meaning 2.34.round # => 2. Is there a simple effect way to do something like 2.3465 # => 2.35 ...