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NULL vs nil in Objective-C

...ssed as the context could be an object pointer? I would think that to be a common case. That's why I'm confused as to why the docs always use NULL instead of nil. – erikprice Feb 17 '09 at 16:38 ...
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Difference between database and schema

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Removing a model in rails (reverse of “rails g model Title…”)

How can I completely remove this model? Thanks 5 Answers 5 ...
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What is q=0.5 in Accept* HTTP headers?

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PHP shell_exec() vs exec()

...an old one, but it's popular so you should edit your answer to reflect the comment made by @preexo - exec() also has the ability to return the entire output if you use its optional parameters. Also, unrelated, someone should benchmark the two commands to see which is better becase as @preexo said "i...
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Why is Dictionary preferred over Hashtable in C#?

...in the .NET Framework is based on the Hashtable, as you can tell from this comment in its source code: The generic Dictionary was copied from Hashtable's source Source share | improve this an...
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Using port number in Windows host file

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Using helpers in model: how do I include helper dependencies?

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Why does (“foo” === new String(“foo”)) evaluate to false in JavaScript?

I was going to start using === (triple equals, strict comparison) all the time when comparing string values, but now I find that ...
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Filtering a list of strings based on contents

Given the list ['a','ab','abc','bac'] , I want to compute a list with strings that have 'ab' in them. I.e. the result is ['ab','abc'] . How can this be done in Python? ...