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icemaη

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Yo Martin, another one for you. Have you ever used the comm command? Is it necessary for the files to be sorted before comm can be used?
 
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    icεmαή;2723718 said:
    Yo Martin, another one for you. Have you ever used the comm command? Is it necessary for the files to be sorted before comm can be used?
    I haven't. It looks like a predecessor to diff, so it's easy enough to understand. Yes, they have to be sorted.
     
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    Martin

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    icεmαή;2723891 said:
    Can diff be used to find the common lines between files?
    Not only can it be used, it's the exact thing it is for, man. :D
     

    piotrr

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    So some time passed since i used matlab last time but now i have one project to do in it and i don't know how to do one thing.

    I want to create logarithmically spaced vector with 1000 points between 10^4 and 2*10^6.

    Normally i would use logspace for this, from help section:
    'y = logspace(a,b,n) generates n points between decades 10^a and 10^b.'

    But how the f can i make this 2*10^6? Is there a workaround or sth?
    @Martin @anyone ?
     

    IlCapitano

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    Hi guys. Anyone here with knowledge about xml, web services etc with some time to help me? I have two assignments to finish by tomorrow and I'm totally clueless. Tried to do one xml parsing via YT tutorial but obviously it didn't work out that well last minute...
     
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    Does anybody have experience with Spring Boot and Hibernate in Java? Any Tutorial which could help to understand the whole matter?

    Edit: Found some stuff on Udemy.
     
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    Siamak

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    as beginner in C++ i admit i faced with one of most difficult language. the most difficult to learn. i currently practice c++ on netbeans and think of developing a whole software in this programming language.

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    Anyone here any good with Oracle?
    I wouldn't call Oracle a programming language.

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    The level of interest in learning programming languages 2019

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    AFL_ITALIA

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    as beginner in C++ i admit i faced with one of most difficult language. the most difficult to learn. i currently practice c++ on netbeans and think of developing a whole software in this programming language.

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    I wouldn't call Oracle a programming language.

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    Stick with it. I will regret not staying with C++ in college for the rest of my days. I think next I'll go with Python.
     

    Cerval

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    as beginner in C++ i admit i faced with one of most difficult language. the most difficult to learn. i currently practice c++ on netbeans and think of developing a whole software in this programming language.

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    I wouldn't call Oracle a programming language.

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    If you know Java or C# and then you get a grasp of memory allocation and pointers in C++ then you'll be fine
     

    Siamak

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    Stick with it. I will regret not staying with C++ in college for the rest of my days. I think next I'll go with Python.
    what's your major in college?

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    If you know Java or C# and then you get a grasp of memory allocation and pointers in C++ then you'll be fine
    Language is just syntax.. can be learned in month's. Problem solving takes years
     

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