I have this data set ( txt).
For example:
input:
0 275,276,45,278
1 442,22,455,0,456,457,458
75 62,263,264,265,266,267
80 0,516,294,517,518,519
I would like as output
output:
0 275
0 276
0 45...
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I need to filter the content of one file (javasrc.txt) by the contents of a second file (OEMDS.txt). This needs to be done in a Windows environment. I don't know about Windows batchfiles, I know ab...
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I have tried the following:
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date is the DATETIME column and Foo the table. However, this selectio...
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I have following unit test which fails
[Fact]
public void Convert_to_and_from_unix_timestamp()
{
// Arrange
var timestamp = 1636579063;
var date = DateTimeOffset.FromUnixTimeSeconds(tim...
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I understand that you can get the Unix Epoch in milliseconds in an android application using the following code:
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What I am
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The output is:
id timestamp ...
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Consider the following command to find and update all git repos in a particular directory:
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declare -a VAR
VAR[0]=text1
VAR[1]=text2
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Can you fix my code and also tell me why we don't
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I'm having a problem in if condition usage under Unix. Need your help in sorting it out.
if (a=1 and b is not null) or a=0 and b is null
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else
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I tried the below code bu...
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