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Can JSON start with “[”?
Fro<em>mem> what I can read on json.org , all JSON strings should start with { (curly brace), and [ characters (square brackets) represent an array ele<em>mem>ent in JSON.
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Detect Chro<em>mem>e extension first run / update
How can an extension find out that it is being run for the first ti<em>mem>e or has just been updated, so that the extension can perfor<em>mem> so<em>mem>e specific actions? (e.g. open a help page or update settings)
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How to get StackPanel's children to fill <em>mem>axi<em>mem>u<em>mem> space downward?
I si<em>mem>ply want flowing text on the left, and a help box on the right.
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Strea<em>mem>ing a video file to an ht<em>mem>l5 video player with Node.js so that the video controls continue to
What is the right way to handle strea<em>mem>ing a video file to an ht<em>mem>l5 video player with Node.js so that the video controls continue to work?
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How to incre<em>mem>ent a pointer address and pointer's value?
Let us assu<em>mem>e,
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Convert.ChangeType() fails on Nullable Types
I want to convert a string to an object property value, whose na<em>mem>e I have as a string. I a<em>mem> trying to do this like so:
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client secret in OAuth 2.0
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I started writing a co<em>mem><em>mem>ent to your question but then found out there is too <em>mem>uch to say so here are <em>mem>y views on the subject in the answer.
Yes there is a real possibility for this and there were so<em>mem>e exploits based on this. Suggestion is not to ...
arrayfun can be significantly slower than an explicit loop in <em>mem>atlab. Why?
Consider the following si<em>mem>ple speed test for arrayfun :
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What is the difference between na<em>mem>ed and positional para<em>mem>eters in Dart?
Dart supports both na<em>mem>ed optional para<em>mem>eters and positional optional para<em>mem>eters. What are the differences between the two?
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How <em>mem>any and which are the uses of “const” in C++?
As a novice C++ progra<em>mem><em>mem>er there are so<em>mem>e constructs that look still very obscure to <em>mem>e, one of these is const . You can use it in so <em>mem>any places and with so <em>mem>any different effects that is nearly i<em>mem>possible for a beginner to co<em>mem>e out alive. Will so<em>mem>e C++ guru explain once forever the various uses a...