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Find running median from a stream of integers
Solution I have read: We can use a max heap on left side to represent elements that are less than the effective median, and a min heap on right side to represent elements that are greater than the effective median.
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Avoiding if statement inside a for loop?
I have a class called Writer that has a function writeVector like so:
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How do you tell if a string contains another string in POSIX sh?
I want to write a Unix shell script that will do various logic if there is a string inside of another string. For example, if I am in a certain folder, branch off. Could someone please tell me how to accomplish this? If possible I would like to make this not shell specific (i.e. not bash only) but i...
Why use iterators instead of array indices?
Take the following two lines of code:
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Revert changes to a file in a commit
I want to revert changes made by a particular commit to a given file only.
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Check if object is file-like in Python
File-like objects are objects in Python that behave like a real file, e.g. have a read() and a write method(), but have a different implementation. It is and realization of the Duck Typing concept.
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What do the numbers in a version typically represent (i.e. v1.9.0.1)?
Maybe this is a silly question, but I've always assumed each number delineated by a period represented a single component of the software. If that's true, do they ever represent something different? I'd like to start assigning versions to the different builds of my software, but I'm not really sure...
How to get the contents of a webpage in a shell variable?
In Linux how can I fetch an URL and get its contents in a variable in shell script?
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Check for changes to an SQL Server table?
How can I monitor an SQL Server database for changes to a table without using triggers or modifying the structure of the database in any way? My preferred programming environment is .NET and C#.
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do { … } while (0) — what is it good for? [duplicate]
I've been seeing that expression for over 10 years now. I've been trying to think what it's good for. Since I see it mostly in #defines, I assume it's good for inner scope variable declaration and for using breaks (instead of gotos.)
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