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  • How to Iterate Arraylist Of an Object In Kotlin? preview
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    To iterate through an ArrayList of objects in Kotlin, you can use a simple for loop or the forEach loop provided by Kotlin. You can access each object in the ArrayList by its index and perform operations on it within the loop. Alternatively, you can use the forEach loop to iterate through each object in the ArrayList without needing to explicitly define an index variable. This allows for cleaner and more concise code.

  • How to Loop Through the Lines Of A .Txt File In A Bash File? preview
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    To loop through the lines of a .txt file in a bash script, you can use a while loop combined with the read command. Here's an example of how you can do this: #!/bin/bash # Open the .txt file for reading while IFS= read -r line; do # Do something with each line, for example, print it echo "$line" done < input.txt In this script, the while loop reads each line of the input.txt file one by one and assigns it to the $line variable.

  • How to Convert A Hashmap to Csv File In Kotlin? preview
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    To convert a hashmap to a CSV file in Kotlin, you can iterate over the key-value pairs in the hashmap and write them to a CSV file using a CSV writer library such as Apache Commons CSV or OpenCSV. First, create a CSV writer object and write the header row with the keys of the hashmap. Then, iterate over each entry in the hashmap and write the key-value pairs as a new row in the CSV file. Finally, close the CSV writer to ensure that the file is properly saved.

  • What Is an Ergonomic Mouse? preview
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    An ergonomic mouse is a type of computer pointing device that is designed to provide a more comfortable and natural hand position during use. It is intended to reduce strain on the hand, wrist, and arm, ultimately promoting better ergonomics and preventing repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) such as carpal tunnel syndrome.Unlike traditional mice, an ergonomic mouse typically features a unique shape and design that conforms to the natural contours of the hand.

  • How to Log to A File From the Erlang Shell? preview
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    To log to a file from the Erlang shell, you can follow these steps:Open the Erlang shell by running the erl command in your terminal.Create a file using the file:open/2 function, which returns a file descriptor. For example, to open a file named "logfile.txt" for writing, execute the following command: {ok, File} = file:open("logfile.txt", [write]) Once the file is open, you can write to it using the io:format/2 function. It allows you to format and write data to a stream.

  • How to Open Multiple Files With Delphi? preview
    6 min read
    To open multiple files with Delphi, you can use the TOpenDialog component along with a loop to select and open multiple files. Here's how you can do it:Add a TOpenDialog component to your form. You can find it in the "Dialogs" tab of the component palette.Set the MultiSelect property of the TOpenDialog component to True. This allows the user to select multiple files.Add a button to your form to trigger the selection and opening of files.

  • Best Linux Debian Books preview
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    Debian is a free and open-source operating system that is based on the Linux kernel. It was created in 1993 by Ian Murdock, with the goal of developing a stable and reliable operating system that would be easy to use and maintain. Debian is one of the oldest and most popular Linux distributions, and is widely used on servers, desktops, and embedded devices.

  • Git Refspec preview
    Git Refspec
    2 min read
    Git refspecs specifies the patterns for references on the remote side and the locally tracked branch. When you create a new repository and add a new remote to it i.e git remote add origin url

  • Unix Permissions preview
    Unix Permissions
    3 min read
    The file access permissions is a combination of letters and hyphens. The letters and hyphens will make up 10 total symbols. The letters are d, r, w, x and occasionally s or S.

  • Rebasing with git preview
    Rebasing with git
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    Git makes working on a project flexible by allowing teams to work in parallel and concurrently. When a team’s work is done, they can bring their work on to the main public branch either by rebasing it or merging it.

  • Merging with git preview
    Merging with git
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    Git merge lets you bring the changes from one branch, on to the other. Merge replays the changes in a branch on top another, starting from the commit where the two branches last diverged. Lets take for instance 2 different branches.