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Find and copy files

Why does the following does not copy the files to the destination folder? 5 Answers 5 ...
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What is a Lambda?

Could someone provide a good description of what a Lambda is? We have a tag for them and they're on the secrets of C# question, but I have yet to find a good definition and explanation of what they are in the first place. ...
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Unpack a list in Python?

I think 'unpack' might be the wrong vocabulary here - apologies because I'm sure this is a duplicate question. 3 Answers ...
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How can I change UIButton title color?

I create a button programmatically.......... 5 Answers 5 ...
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Why isn't there a Guid.IsNullOrEmpty() method

This keeps me wondering why Guid in .NET does not have IsNullOrEmpty() method (where empty means all zeros) 6 Answers ...
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C# - Attribute to Skip over a Method while Stepping in Debug Mode

Is there an attribute I can use on a method so that when stepping through some code in Debug mode the Debugger stays on the outside of the method? ...
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Where should virtualenvs be created?

I'm confused as to where I should put my virtualenvs. 5 Answers 5 ...
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How to create a fixed-size array of objects

In Swift, I am trying to create an array of 64 SKSpriteNode. I want first to initialize it empty, then I would put Sprites in the first 16 cells, and the last 16 cells (simulating an chess game). ...
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Split a collection into `n` parts with LINQ?

Is there a nice way to split a collection into n parts with LINQ? Not necessarily evenly of course. 19 Answers ...
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Is unsigned integer subtraction defined behavior?

I have come across code from someone who appears to believe there is a problem subtracting an unsigned integer from another integer of the same type when the result would be negative. So that code like this would be incorrect even if it happens to work on most architectures. ...