I have several thousand objects with a string property in the format of \"yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ\". I want to sort 开发者_运维知识库these objects by time.
I have following situation (unix) : x is a long and has value 300 y is a long and has value 50000 if (x <= y) printf(\"Correct.\");
Of course there are a thousand ways to get this done, but is the simplest (or most elegant) way to achieve this?
I have a list of dictionaries that I get back from a web service call, listA =开发者_JAVA百科 [{\'name\':\'foo\', \'val\':\'x\'},
I have two lists which are guaranteed to be the same length. I want to compare the corresponding values in the list (except the 开发者_Go百科first item) and print out the ones which dont match. The wa
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Is there any fast 开发者_运维知识库algorithm that allows to compare two files (for verification purpose) without need to read the entire contents?You could use a MD5 hash on both files and compare the
I am in the process of upgrading an older component which shares references to custom assemblies of differing versions.
I\'d like to make a method called \"isBetween\" returning a boolean, seeing if a GregorianCalendar date falls between two 开发者_运维百科others. Alternatively, I\'d like to just define operators of &l