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Namespace not recognized (even though it is there)
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Why are private fields private to the type, not the instance?
In C# (and many other languages) it's perfectly legitimate to access private fields of other instances of the same type. For example:
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Comma in C/C++ macro
...an also represent (or occur in) the comparison operators <, >, <= and >=, macro expansion can't ignore commas inside angle brackets like it does within parentheses. (This is also a problem for square brackets and braces, even though those usually occur as balanced pairs.) You can enclo...
TSQL - Cast string to integer or return default value
Is there a way in T-SQL to cast an nvarchar to int and return a default value or NULL if the conversion fails?
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What is the difference between Set and List?
What is the fundamental difference between the Set<E> and List<E> interfaces?
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Should I use PATCH or PUT in my REST API?
... the one thing to toggle, completely replacing it is not such a huge deal. And it does allow for a (insignificantly) smaller request.
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Cross-Domain Cookies
I have two webapps WebApp1 and WebApp2 in two different domains.
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What is the difference between an annotated and unannotated tag?
If I want to tag the current commit. I know both of the following command lines work:
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Visual Studio TFS shows unchanged files in the list of pending changes
... a file in pending changes window. I try to compare it with latest version and I get an a message 'The files are identical' If the files are identical why is this file showing up in pending changes window? What changed about this file? Can I configure TFS not to list files that are identical?
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What does ||= (or-equals) mean in Ruby?
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This question has been discussed so often on the Ruby mailing-lists and Ruby blogs that there are now even threads on the Ruby mailing-list whose only purpose is to collect links to all the other threads on the Ruby mailing-list that discuss this issue.
Here's one: The definitive list of ||= ...