Say I have two large (text) files which are allegedly identical, but I want to make sure. The entire Harry Potter series of \'adult\' and \'child\' editions perhaps...
I have an array, which is output by a map/reduce method performed by MongoDB, it looks something like this:
I\'m quite puzzled. I\'m using this method in my app, and when I pass in two different strings, it can return me the same result.
In a Smarty templated theme I would like to implement开发者_高级运维 MD5 within the template to get a unique hash based on a string and a salt. (Do not have access to the PHP calling the template, or
It seems that this problem has already been encountered by quite a few people: List not working as expected
On my machine, hash(None) returns a value: >>> hash(None) -2138947203 Just out of curiosity, h开发者_C百科ow is this hash value calculated?It doesn\'t seem as though this value is based on
I\'m using the same function to hash values for comparison during login as I am to hash the passwords when users register:
I have an issue trying to update a nested Hash using a key. The nested hash I have is like this: main_hash = {
In Ruby, I am trying to write a line that uses a variable if it has been set, otherwise default to some value:
This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Salting Your Password: Best Practices?
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