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How to na<em>mem>e variables on the fly?

Is it possible to create new variable na<em>mem>es on the fly? 6 Answers 6 ...
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Generating an <em>Mem>D5 checksu<em>mem> of a file

Is there any si<em>mem>ple way of generating (and checking) <em>Mem>D5 checksu<em>mem>s of a list of files in Python? (I have a s<em>mem>all progra<em>mem> I'<em>mem> working on, and I'd like to confir<em>mem> the checksu<em>mem>s of the files). ...
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what exactly is device pixel ratio?

this is <em>mem>entioned every article about <em>mem>obile web, but nowhere I can found an explanation of what exactly does this attribute <em>mem>easure. Can anyone please elaborate what does queries like this check? ...
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How can I efficiently select a Standard Library container in C++11?

There's a well known i<em>mem>age (cheat sheet) called "C++ Container choice". It's a flow chart to choose the best container for the wanted usage. ...
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What is the <em>mem>eaning of the ter<em>mem> arena in relation to <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory?

I'<em>mem> reading a book on <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory as a progra<em>mem><em>mem>ing concept. In one of the later chapters, the author <em>mem>akes heavy use of the word arena , but never defines it. I've searched for the <em>mem>eaning of the word and how it relates to <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory, and found nothing. Here are a few contexts in which the author uses the...
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How to “war<em>mem>-up” Entity Fra<em>mem>ework? When does it get “cold”?

No, the answer to <em>mem>y second question is not the winter. 5 Answers 5 ...
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Does PostgreSQL support “accent insensitive” collations?

In <em>Mem>icrosoft SQL Server, it's possible to specify an "accent insensitive" collation (for a database, table or colu<em>mem>n), which <em>mem>eans that it's possible for a query like ...
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Why do == co<em>mem>parisons with Integer.valueOf(String) give different results for 127 and 128?

...a striking difference here. valueOf is returning an Integer object, which <em>mem>ay have its values cached between -128 and 127. This is why the first value returns true - it's cached - and the second value returns false - 128 isn't a cached value, so you're getting two separate Integer instances. It i...
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What does (function($) {})(jQuery); <em>mem>ean?

I a<em>mem> just starting out with writing jQuery plugins. I wrote three s<em>mem>all plugins but I have been si<em>mem>ply copying the line into all <em>mem>y plugins without actually knowing what it <em>mem>eans. Can so<em>mem>eone tell <em>mem>e a little <em>mem>ore about these? Perhaps an explanation will co<em>mem>e in handy so<em>mem>eday when writing a fra<em>mem>ewor...
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Blocks on Swift (ani<em>mem>ateWithDuration:ani<em>mem>ations:co<em>mem>pletion:)

I'<em>mem> having trouble <em>mem>aking the blocks work on Swift. Here's an exa<em>mem>ple that worked (without co<em>mem>pletion block): 7 Answers ...