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No ConcurrentList in .Net 4.0?

...read-safe, limited subset of IList<T>: in particular, one that would allow an Add and provide random read-only access by index (but no Insert, RemoveAt, etc., and also no random write access). This was the goal of my ConcurrentList<T> implementation. But when I tested its performance in...
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One-liner to check whether an iterator yields at least one element?

... Similarly if you need to check if the iterator is empty, one could use all(False for _ in iterator) will check if the iterator is empty. (all returns True if the iterator is empty, otherwise it stops when it sees the first False element) – KGardevoir Apr 3 ...
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How do you write tests for the argparse portion of a python module? [closed]

...turn parser.parse_args(args) Then in your main function you should just call it with: parser = parse_args(sys.argv[1:]) (where the first element of sys.argv that represents the script name is removed to not send it as an additional switch during CLI operation.) In your tests, you can then call...
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Best way to allow plugins for a PHP application

... 5 = 9 4 * 5 = 20 Notes: For this example source code, you must declare all your plugins before the actual source code that you want to be extendable. I've included an example of how to handle single or multiple values being passed to the plugin. The hardest part of this is writing the actual d...
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How do you get a query string on Flask?

...ut since this answer correctly answers the question my Google search terms alluded to ('flask get request parameter') I'm up-voting it anyhow. I'm a pedant too, but I'm chalking this up to web mysticism. ???? – Michael Scheper Jan 13 '17 at 23:45 ...
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Python unittest - opposite of assertRaises?

...the correct solution in fact. The solution proposed by user9876 is conceptually flawed: if you test for the non-raising of say ValueError, but ValueError is instead raised, your test must exit with a failure condition, not an error one. On the other hand, if in running the same code you would raise ...
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Fastest way to get the first object from a queryset in django?

...eturn None if there aren't any. There are lots of ways to do this which all work. But I'm wondering which is the most performant. ...
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Save classifier to disk in scikit-learn

... Works like a charm! I was trying to use np.savez and load it back all along and that never helped. Thanks a lot. – Kartos Jan 29 '14 at 9:29 10 ...
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Separation of business logic and data access in django

...de is confusing and, after a certain time, I cease to understand what is really happening. 10 Answers ...
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Determining Referer in PHP

...s the most reliable and secure way to determine what page either sent, or called (via AJAX), the current page. I don't want to use the $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] , because of the (lack of) reliability, and I need the page being called to only come from requests originating on my site. Edit: I am...