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by: Charles Hixson |
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I'm getting a list that I build which when printed is displaying, well,
e.g.:
d = << , 'Do', 'not', 'remove', 'thi', '.', ] >>
Clearly I have a problem with the truncation of the final this, but what
does the internal mean?
It's generated by doing:
print "d = <<", d, ">>"
If it matters, I'm using Python 2.3.4 on Linux.
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by: QQ |
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for example
~CcMessage() {}
Thanks a lot!
I am a beginner for C++, so please forgive my stupid questions
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by: wintaki |
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Given
int x;
What does
x evaluate to?
If x is 0, it equals 0x31, the ascii value of '1'. So for some
reason, x evaluates to *(y+x) where x is a non pointer/array type.
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by: SMichal |
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Hi, I'm starting from my application simple bat data...test.bat.
This file (test.bat) should start another aplication app.exe.
I'm starting the test.bat from my application with Start() method of Process
class.
With proc.WaitForExit I'm waiting for end of the process and I must check
the
return code of process that I've started...this job does proc.ExitCode.
I'm alway dealing with returnCode = 255 but I'm pretty sure that the
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by: plusk1008 |
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I have finals next week and I am stuck on one question on my review sheet for excel. So once again I beg: Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please someone help me!! What does ### mean in Excel and how do you fix it??? please,please,please help!!
8( I'm totally stressed over this one question!! You can answer here or by email.
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by: mantrid |
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in some php script ive seen
$something==@$somethingelse
whereas
something==$somethingelse
works the same
what does the use of the @ do?
Sorry if this is a stupid question
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by: hini |
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Hello,
I see the N' in many asp , sql scripts at the beginning of a string usually and I don't know what's its meaning,
I could not find anything about it when seraching google because of the obvious reason that I am searching for a N :D.
thx in advance
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by: Daniel Brower |
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I found documentation that uses the ^ notation after a type name. What does
that notation mean?
Daniel
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by: Monica Pnade |
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what does /^/ mean in perl?
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
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