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Java String split re<em>mem>oved e<em>mem>pty values

I a<em>mem> trying to split the Value using a separator. But I a<em>mem> finding the surprising results 5 Answers ...
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Python Logging (function na<em>mem>e, file na<em>mem>e, line nu<em>mem>ber) using a single file

I a<em>mem> trying to learn how an application works. And for this I a<em>mem> inserting debug co<em>mem><em>mem>ands as the first line of each function's body with the goal of logging the function's na<em>mem>e as well as the line nu<em>mem>ber (within the code) where I send a <em>mem>essage to the log output. Finally, since this application co<em>mem>p...
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Why does Internet Explorer not send HTTP post body on Ajax call after failure?

... There does not see<em>mem> to be a clear answer to this question, so I will provide <em>mem>y e<em>mem>pirical data as a substitute and provide so<em>mem>e ways to work around it. <em>Mem>aybe so<em>mem>e <em>Mem>S insider will one day shed so<em>mem>e light on this... If HTTP Keep-Alive is disab...
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What's the difference between findAnd<em>Mem>odify and update in <em>Mem>ongoDB?

I'<em>mem> a little bit confused by the findAnd<em>Mem>odify <em>mem>ethod in <em>Mem>ongoDB. What's the advantage of it over the update <em>mem>ethod? For <em>mem>e, it see<em>mem>s that it just returns the ite<em>mem> first and then updates it. But why do I need to return the ite<em>mem> first? I read the <em>Mem>ongoDB: the definitive guide and it says that i...
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Argparse: Way to include default values in '--help'?

... Use the argparse.Argu<em>mem>entDefaultsHelpFor<em>mem>atter for<em>mem>atter: parser = argparse.Argu<em>mem>entParser( # ... other options ... for<em>mem>atter_class=argparse.Argu<em>mem>entDefaultsHelpFor<em>mem>atter) To quote the docu<em>mem>entation: The other for<em>mem>atter class avail...
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Is a `=default` <em>mem>ove constructor equivalent to a <em>mem>e<em>mem>ber-wise <em>mem>ove constructor?

... Yes both are the sa<em>mem>e. But struct Exa<em>mem>ple { int a, b; Exa<em>mem>ple(int <em>mem>A, int <em>mem>B) : a{<em>mem>A}, b{<em>mem>B} { } Exa<em>mem>ple(const Exa<em>mem>ple&a<em>mem>p;a<em>mem>p; <em>mem>E) = default; Exa<em>mem>ple(Exa<em>mem>ple&a<em>mem>p;a<em>mem>p;&a<em>mem>p;a<em>mem>p; <em>mem>E) = default; Exa<em>mem>ple&a<em>mem>p;a<em>mem>p; op...
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Python: Select subset fro<em>mem> list based on index set

I have several lists having all the sa<em>mem>e nu<em>mem>ber of entries (each specifying an object property): 5 Answers ...
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HT<em>Mem>L5shiv vs Dean Edwards IE7-js vs <em>Mem>odernizr - which to choose?

I'<em>mem> looking to build <em>mem>y first HT<em>Mem>L5 site and have been looking at working with IE. 3 Answers ...
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Using {} in a case state<em>mem>ent. Why?

What is the point with using { and } in a case state<em>mem>ent? Nor<em>mem>ally, no <em>mem>atter how <em>mem>any lines are there in a case state<em>mem>ent, all of the lines are executed. Is this just a rule regarding older/newer co<em>mem>pilers or there is so<em>mem>ething behind that? ...
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What does glLoadIdentity() do in OpenGL?

I'<em>mem> new to OpenGL and I'<em>mem> a little overwhel<em>mem>ed with all of the rando<em>mem> functions that I have in <em>mem>y code. They work and I know when to use the<em>mem>, but I don't know why I need the<em>mem> or what they actually do. ...