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Convert integer into its character equivalent, where 0 => a, 1 => b, etc

I want to convert an integer into its character equivalent based on the alphabet. For example: 12 Answers ...
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Difference between BeautifulSoup and Scrapy crawler?

I want to make a website that shows the comparison between amazon and e-bay product price. Which of these will work better and why? I am somewhat familiar with BeautifulSoup but not so much with Scrapy crawler . ...
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How can I create a temp file with a specific extension with .NET?

I need to generate a unique temporary file with a .csv extension. 17 Answers 17 ...
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Should a function have only one return statement?

Are there good reasons why it's a better practice to have only one return statement in a function? 50 Answers ...
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Open directory dialog

I want the user to select a directory where a file that I will then generate will be saved. I know that in WPF I should use the OpenFileDialog from Win32, but unfortunately the dialog requires file(s) to be selected - it stays open if I simply click OK without choosing one. I could "hack up" the f...
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How to remove all the occurrences of a char in c++ string

I am using following: 10 Answers 10 ...
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Git merge reports “Already up-to-date” though there is a difference

I have a git repository with 2 branches: master and test. 15 Answers 15 ...
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Does Python have a package/module management system?

Does Python have a package/module management system, similar to how Ruby has rubygems where you can do gem install packagename ? ...
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Keyboard shortcuts in WPF

I know about using _ instead of & , but I'm looking at all the Ctrl + type shortcuts. 10 Answers ...
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Why would anyone use set instead of unordered_set?

C++0x is introducing unordered_set which is available in boost and many other places. What I understand is that unordered_set is hash table with O(1) lookup complexity. On the other hand, set is nothing but a tree with log(n) lookup complexity. Why on earth would anyone use set instead ...