I have a class with two class methods (using the classmethod() <em>fem>unction) <em>fem>or getting and setting what is essentially a static variable. I tried to use the property() <em>fem>unction with these, but it results in an error. I was able to reproduce the error with the <em>fem>ollowing in the interpreter: ...

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I came across the Python with statement <em>fem>or the <em>fem>irst time today. I've been using Python lightly <em>fem>or several months and didn't even know o<em>fem> its existence! Given its somewhat obscure status, I thought it would be worth asking: ...

Is there a way to exclude certain paths/directories/<em>fem>iles when searching a git repository using git grep ? Something similar to the --exclude option in the normal grep command? ...

...values not yet initialized and I stumbled upon this gem. The below happens <em>fem>or any radix 24 or above. 6 Answers ...

I'm sure I once <em>fem>ound a unix command which could print the common lines <em>fem>rom two or more <em>fem>iles, does anyone know its name? It was much simpler than di<em>fem><em>fem> . ...

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Using Moq and looked at Callback but I have not been able to <em>fem>ind a simple example to understand how to use it. 5 Answers...

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I have a multi-line string de<em>fem>ined like this: 6 Answers 6 ...