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What is the difference between a regular string and a verbatim string?

...ing literals. A verbatim string literal may span multiple lines. In other words the only special character in a @"verbatim string literal" is the double-quote character. If you wish to write a verbatim string containing a double-quote you must write two double-quotes. All other characters are inter...
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When is JavaScript's eval() not evil?

...oment to address the premise of your question - that eval() is "evil". The word "evil", as used by programming language people, usually means "dangerous", or more precisely "able to cause lots of harm with a simple-looking command". So, when is it OK to use something dangerous? When you know what th...
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Why does std::getline() skip input after a formatted extraction?

... default that is the newline. If those X number of strings are just single words/tokens then this job can be easily accomplished with >>. Otherwise you would input the first number into an integer with >>, call cin.ignore() on the next line, and then run a loop where you use getline(). ...
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Optimal number of threads per core

...and read 256 bits values, that stops all threads in their step... in other words, 1 thread is probably a lot easier to implement and probably nearly as speedy if not actually faster. This will depend on your process & memory architecture, some advanced servers manage separate memory ranges for s...
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Remove non-numeric characters (except periods and commas) from a string

...en consistent throughout the edit history" Yes, but it was obscured by the wording of the title until a few months after this answer. – mopo922 Sep 24 at 20:18 ...
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“static const” vs “#define” vs “enum”

...ul as long as you don't need to use the name as a constant expression. The word "constant" in C means something that can be evaluated at compile time; const means read-only. const int r = rand(); is perfectly legal. – Keith Thompson Feb 26 '14 at 16:51 ...
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How to make a HTML Page in A4 paper size page(s)?

...ssible to make a HTML page behave, for example, like a A4-sized page in MS Word? 15 Answers ...
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Safe (bounds-checked) array lookup in Swift, through optional bindings?

...line in where the fashion of Swift programming is going, which in Crusty's words¹ is: "Think protocols first" • What do we want to do? - Get an Element of an Array given an Index only when it's safe, and nil otherwise • What should this functionality base it's implementation on? - Array subs...
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Why exactly is eval evil?

...r techniques, then I suppose there's nothing "evil" about it? In other words, the only problems with eval are the same with SQL queries and other techniques that use user input directly? – Jay Apr 3 '10 at 13:59 ...
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Stash changes while keeping the changes in the working directory in Git

...f --keep-index I've seen. I didn't get quite the meaning by the way it was worded on the docs. – 40detectives Mar 17 at 18:33 add a comment  |  ...