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Judging by the videos so far Aeon's B,B,B doesn't seem very useful. Eventhough it's a NC, the first hit is quite sluggish and the 2nd can be at least JGed (in BD you could step 2nd hit of Kratos' having blocked the 1st so it may be possible in SCV for...
Started by Di_PL on
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It'll probably be used as a really easy whiff - I've said
Di_PL said: ↑ one of... .
Single B was pretty terrible, but you have time to hit confirm for the third B so BB as a poke might be ok.
Or people just kept eating it.
Was actually NC...
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Hi This was the question asked in my interview Which one is faster in java and why?
Math.max(a,b); (a>b)?a:b
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Here is the code for Math.max() in Java:
public static int max(int a, int... .
Math.max(a, b) is a static function (meaning no virtual call overhead) and will likely be inlined by the JVM to the same instructions as (a > b) ? a : b .
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I was looking for a way to do a BITOR() with an Oracle database and came across a suggestion to just use BITAND() instead, replacing BITOR(a,b) with a + b - BITAND(a,b).
I tested it by hand a few times and verified it seems to work for all binary numbers...
Started by CaptainAwesomePants on
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Simple addition....
Add B to that, and you get all the bits that are on in A or those that are on in B.
A - (A & B) leaves you with all those bits that are only on in A.
A & B is the set of bits that are on in both A and B.
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So i'm making this thread to discuss both the uses of this move as well as some tips on how to input the move.
The Move: B+K : B : B : B : A
NC
Impact: i20
Damage: 76 ~ 86 (clean hit)
Block: Full Combo: -1 million
w/o the A: -16
This move is a pain in...
Started by Uber1337 on
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by 8 people.
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Thanx Dave I can get B+K : B....
Practice up everyone :) yeah, basically everything.
Better than 3B in almost all ways, especially since it seems, so I'll say this B+K series is invaluable.
A+B BE LI A BE, but it costs no meter.
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[b]Refining those concentrates.[/b] [b]Finding the gold[/b] someday on 20/6/2011, 8:28 pm
Refining those concentrates. Finding the gold
I would say this is the most important subject for the newish wet water prospector? Done right you will reap the benefits...
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Re: [b]Refining those concentrates.[/b] [b]Finding the gold[/b] Guest on 20/6/2011, 9:27 pm and I suppose in time I will have to address the gold amalgam
Guest Guest Re: [b]Refining those concentrates.[/b] [....
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Sporkinator Post subject: Re: b_ambldg, b_amcmbt, b_amprod, b_amsign, b_nebldg, b_sobl Posted: March 9th, 2011, 1:04 am senior member
Joined: June 1st, 2008, 9:16 pm
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Location: Dr. Gero's Secret Lab Why didn't you look inside the bzone.zfs?...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at battlezone1):
Then if I try to manually open CMD and type in the commands they are not found... .
With a little little common sense you would understand that they were already in bz hm, when I try to open unZFS tool a command prompt opens and immediately closes .
Ah, thanks.
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In Ruby, I'd like to convert a slash-separate String such as "foo/bar/baz" into ["foo/bar/baz", "foo/bar", "foo"]. I already have solutions a few lines long; I'm looking for an elegant one-liner. It also needs to work for arbitrary numbers of segments...
Started by Yehuda Katz on
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The highest voted answer works, but here is a slightly shorter way to do it that I think will be more readable for those not familiar with all the features used there:
a=[]; s.scan(/\/|$/){a << $`}
The result is stored in a :
> s = 'abc/def/ghi... .
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Below is the code of viewhistory.php.
<?php foreach($_POST as $value){ if (empty($value)) { echo 1; exit(); } } //come code; //SQL query; while($row=mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { //some code; if (!empty($reference)) { $referencetxt=<<<html...
Started by Steven on
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I ....
That should probably be changed to .=.
Also, It looks like you're trying to concatenate the string created in the htm heredoc using the += operator .
Remove it and the parse error will go away.
You've got trailing whitespace after htm; on line 43.
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I Have Text in the middle of <b></b> Eg:
La <b>la</b>: the 1 <br></br>Aventuroj <b>aventuro</b>: adventure 2 <br></br>de <b>de</b>: by, from, of, since 3 <br></br>Mirlando...
Started by Klanestro on
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by 3 people.
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S (PCRE_DOTALL)
If this modifier is set, a dot metacharacter in the pattern... .
See Pattern Modifiers for a list of flags.
The simplest way is to use preg_replace() :
$output = preg_replace('!<b>.*?</b>!s', '', $input);
The s on the end is a flag .
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Class a: def __init__(self): self._b()#why here use _b,not b,What's the difference self._c='cccc'#why here use _c,not c,What's the difference def _b(): print 'bbbb'
a.py
class a: def __init__(self): self._b()#why here use _b,not b,What's the difference...
Started by zjm1126 on
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by 8 people.
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The class object a has an attribute _b which is found when asking for self._....
Unless you're asking why that naming is simply used to denote that the variable is private .
While _b is.
You'll notice that b isn't defined anywhere.
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