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Google Guava vs. Apache Commons [closed]

I was looking for a bidirectional map implementation in Java, and stumbled upon these two libraries: 5 Answers ...
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Is “ ” a replacement of “ ”?

...o add few white spaces between two text boxes by typing space bar. The equivalent HTML source was   instead of   . So I just wanted to check: is this the new replacement for white space? If yes, any idea why they changed? ...
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RegEx - Match Numbers of Variable Length

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Print All JVM Flags

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How is “int main(){(([](){})());}” valid C++?

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Inconsistent accessibility: property type is less accessible

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Way to read first few lines for pandas dataframe

Is there a built-in way to use read_csv to read only the first n lines of a file without knowing the length of the lines ahead of time? I have a large file that takes a long time to read, and occasionally only want to use the first, say, 20 lines to get a sample of it (and prefer not to load the...
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How to get JSON objects value if its name contains dots?

I have a very simple JSON array (please focus on "points.bean.pointsBase" object): 5 Answers ...
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What does the > (greater than bracket) mean beside file names in Eclipse's Package Explorer?

I'm setting up a new dev machine with Eclipse 3.7 Indigo. After pulling a my code down from SVN, the source tree in the Package Explorer is intermittently littered with a > to the left of the file name The parent package names have them too. (Note that this is an AspectJ project, but I don't thi...
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How to use Chrome's network debugger with redirects

The Chrome network debugger gives me a great view of all the HTTP resources loaded for a page. But it clears the list whenever a new top-level HTML page is loaded. This makes it very difficult to debug pages that automatically reload for one reason or another (running script or 300 responses). ...