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Difference between CC, gcc and g++?

What are the difference between the 3 co<em>mem>pilers CC, gcc, g++ when co<em>mem>piling C and C++ code in ter<em>mem>s of asse<em>mem>bly code generation, available libraries, language features, etc.? ...
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Is a Python list guaranteed to have its ele<em>mem>ents stay in the order they are inserted in?

... Yes, the order of ele<em>mem>ents in a python list is persistent. share | i<em>mem>prove this answer | follow | ...
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SVN how to resolve new tree conflicts when file is added on two branches

When <em>mem>erging a couple of branches (using SVN 1.6.1) where a file has been added on both branches (and then worked on in those separate branches) I'<em>mem> getting one of the new tree conflicts: ...
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How to swap files between windows in VI<em>Mem>?

When I work with VI<em>Mem>, I always have <em>mem>ultiple windows visible. So<em>mem>eti<em>mem>es I would like to have an easy way, to swap those windows in places. Is there any Plugin, <em>Mem>acro, etc to <em>mem>ake this <em>mem>ore easy? BTW, I use <em>Mem>iniBufExplorer. ...
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What are the differences between Clojure, Sche<em>mem>e/Racket and Co<em>mem><em>mem>on Lisp?

I know they are dialects of the sa<em>mem>e fa<em>mem>ily of language called lisp, but what exactly are the differences? Could you give an overview, if possible, covering topics such as syntax, characteristics, features and resources. ...
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Is there any way to put <em>mem>alicious code into a regular expression?

I want to add regular expression search capability to <em>mem>y public web page. Other than HT<em>Mem>L encoding the output, do I need to do anything to guard against <em>mem>alicious user input? ...
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Why can't yield return appear inside a try block with a catch?

... I suspect this is a <em>mem>atter of practicality rather than feasibility. I suspect there are very, very few ti<em>mem>es where this restriction is actually an issue that can't be worked around - but the added co<em>mem>plexity in the co<em>mem>piler would be very signifi...
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java.net.URLEncoder.encode(String) is deprecated, what should I use instead?

... Use the other encode <em>mem>ethod in URLEncoder: URLEncoder.encode(String, String) The first para<em>mem>eter is the text to encode; the second is the na<em>mem>e of the character encoding to use (e.g., UTF-8). For exa<em>mem>ple: Syste<em>mem>.out.println( URLEncoder.encod...
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Get line nu<em>mem>ber while using grep

I a<em>mem> using grep recursive to search files for a string, and all the <em>mem>atched files and the lines containing that string are print on the ter<em>mem>inal. But is it possible to get the line nu<em>mem>bers of those lines too?? ...
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SQL Server indexes - ascending or descending, what difference does it <em>mem>ake?

When you create an index on a colu<em>mem>n or nu<em>mem>ber of colu<em>mem>ns in <em>Mem>S SQL Server (I'<em>mem> using version 2005), you can specify that the index on each colu<em>mem>n be either ascending or descending. I'<em>mem> having a hard ti<em>mem>e understanding why this choice is even here. Using binary sort techniques, wouldn't a lookup be ...