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Pythonic way to check i<em>fem> a list is sorted or not

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How to change string into QString?

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Benchmarking small code samples in C#, can this implementation be improved?

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When should I use cross apply over inner join?

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Removing packages installed with go get

I ran go get package to download a package be<em>fem>ore learning that I needed to set my GOPATH otherwise that package sullies my root Go install (I would much pre<em>fem>er to keep my Go install clean and separate core <em>fem>rom custom). How do I remove packages installed previously? ...
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E<em>fem><em>fem>icient way to return a std::vector in c++

How much data is copied, when returning a std::vector in a <em>fem>unction and how big an optimization will it be to place the std::vector in <em>fem>ree-store (on the heap) and return a pointer instead i.e. is: ...
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Echo a blank (empty) line to the console <em>fem>rom a Windows batch <em>fem>ile [duplicate]

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Ignore .pyc <em>fem>iles in git repository

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How can I rollback a github repository to a speci<em>fem>ic commit?

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What is a “static” <em>fem>unction in C?

The question was about plain c <em>fem>unctions, not c++ static methods, as clari<em>fem>ied in comments. 12 Answers ...