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Python constructor and default value [duplicate]
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Michael J. Barber's contribution is correct - but no em>x m>planation is offered. The reason for this behavior is that the default argument is bound at function definition, not runtime. See stackoverflow.com/questions/1132941/…
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Is there a math nCr function in python? [duplicate]
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Why comprehension not just m>x m>range?
– gorlum0
Feb 9 '11 at 7:50
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How do I check if a given Python string is a substring of another one? [duplicate]
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Try using in like this:
>>> m>x m> = 'hello'
>>> y = 'll'
>>> y in m>x m>
True
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How to clear ostringstream [duplicate]
...arder?) just to use a new std::ostringstream object instead of reusing an em>x m>isting one, unless the code is used in a known performance hot spot.
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How to disable scientific notation?
...ny possibility to use scipen only in one particular command, like in print(m>x m>, dig = 6)? Such as summary(m1, scipen = 999) or print(m>x m>, scipen = 999)? That would be cool. Because the global setting might be problematic.
– TMS
Jan 28 '13 at 23:01
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Declare a block method parameter without using a typedef
... It must be, like function pointers, but I can't hit on the winning syntam>x m> without using an intermediate typedef:
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How to use setInterval and clearInterval?
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Ah well, the downvote perhaps is fair.. I showed an em>x m>ample which isn't correct (although it works in my cases, but I'm changing these as we speak). Thumbs up! :)
– Joshua - Pendo
May 12 '11 at 13:37
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How to sort the files according to the time stamp in unim>x m>? [closed]
How to sort the files according to the time stamp in unim>x m>?
I need to sort the files and also based on time they created.
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keycode 13 is for which key
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thanm>x m> for the answer but what i really want is this stackoverflow.com/questions/6086316/…
– Roadrunner
May 22 '11 at 7:46
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How to em>x m>pand a list to function arguments in Python [duplicate]
Is there syntam>x m> that allows you to em>x m>pand a list into the arguments of a function call?
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