I understand that: head (map (2**) [1..999999]) Will only actually evaluate 2**1, and none of the rest, but the book I am reading says that:
My matrix has a row group (QuestionText) and a Column Group (AnswerText). It looks like this: [AnswerText]
I have a variable that contains the following space separated entries. variable=\"apple lemon papaya avocado lemon grapes papaya apple avocado mango banana\"
I have an ArrayCollection of Objects. Each Object has the following keys/values: {date: 2009-12-01, visits=13555, bouceRate=45}
Just been looking at a code golf question about generating a sorted list of 100 random integers. What popped into my head, however, was the idea that you could generate instead a list of positive delt
Django comes with a list of built-in middleware, but if one wants to use all (or most) of them, he has to work through tons of docs in order to get the right sorting in the settings.py file.
Can anyone please tell me that which type of sorting technique (bubble, insertion, selection, quick, merge, count...) is implemented in the std::sort() function defined in th开发者_运维问答e <algor
I need to sort some soccer standings. My problem is how to sort in the right order. Sortorder: Points DESC
I have the following data in my db: IDNameRegion 100SamNorth 101DamSouth 102WessonEast ... ... ... Now, the region will be different in different languages. I want the Sorting to happen right, base
So I\'ve got a users table; storing things like username, email, etc. I then have a user_settings table. Instead of standard columns like timestamp_logged_in, profile_views, etc., I have it organized
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