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When writing the syntax for an associative array in PHP we do the following $a = array(\'foo\' => \'bar\');
I want to do something like in PHP, Python and most other programming languages: my_array_name = [128, 38459, 438, 23674...]
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I have the following table : Car| color| year ---------+----------+------ mercedes | blue| 1991 mercedes | yellow| 1993
I\'m getting a strange error: \"syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting kEND\" and it points to the final line of my code.
I was creating a Syntax Highlighter in PHP but I was failed! You see when I was creating script comments (//) Syntax Highlighting (gray) , I was facing some problems. So I just created a shortened ver
I notice one line code in spree library: label_with_first_letters_capitalized = t(options[:label]).gsub(开发者_如何学C/\\b\\w/)#{$&.upcase}
Everywhere I look I see the syntax for cron jobs in magento about as follows: <crontab&开发者_Go百科gt;
According to the Section 3.3, Path Component of RFC2396 - Uniform Resource Identifiers, The path may consist of a sequence of path segments separated by a single slash \"/\" character.Within a path s
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