Code (that might potentially be pseudocode): Person p1 = new Person { First = \"John\", Last = \"Smith\" };
In jQuery we can do like... $(\'.button\').click( function() { $(this).hide(); } ); But we can do like this too, of course:
If i had an array such as - array(0) = 85 array(1) = 85 array(2) = 53 array(3) = 203 array(4) = 85 How can I make a开发者_运维知识库 new array with no double values? so the array would be
How can I Compare values of two arrays to check if 1 array does not have an element of another array for example -
What I\'m trying to do here is comparing 2 strings within the sqlite dbs and I want to say I\'m a bit stumped. The basic goal of the program is that the user makes a request for a site to be crawled.
I\'m trying to compare a stored variable (user inputs variable value) to a predefined text.This is for testing on a beta site compared to the production site.An example of the code is as follows:
How would you suggest this task is approached? The challenge as i see it is in presenting diff information intelligently. Before i go reinventing the wheel, is there an accepted approach of how such
I have the following class called SearchItem, which extends another class called Claim. For brevity, I\'m simply including the class names and their properties.
I am trying to get a PHP script working based on the API our support system uses, but I am not proficient enough with MySQL to figure this out.
Is there anyway to use LIKE operator in VB.NET as case se开发者_运维知识库nsitive or insensitive during runtime? For example use a flag to do case sensitive or insensitive comparisons.
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