what dose =p mean i've seen it used serveral xs?
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its a smiley face with happier eyes than your generic " :) "\n\n=)
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Looks like it suppose to print properties for a file with the name  you pass as the first arguement\n\nIt appears to be depended on what ls -l <filename> outputs and may not work on all version of Unix.
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Hope this helps:\n\nWe have (A int B) <= A, therefore P(A int B)<= P(A).  \n\nWe have A <= (A U B) therefore P(A) <= P(A U B).\n\nWe have (A U B)<= A + B therefore P(A U B)<= P(A+B)<= P(A)+P(B)\n\nThis establishes your sequential statement.
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(3/4P_ + 1/4pp) x (3/4S_ + 1/4ss)---maybe
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x xxxxx x\n    x----->\n\n<--x    x x--->\n    x
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Ok, this could take a while.\n\n.html = usually a static webpage, no database conectivity. Stands for HyperText Markup Language.\ncss is not a webpage but is a way to 'style' a webpage. Give it colour and design. Stand for Cascading Style Sheets.\nxml is a data transfer method. It is used to trasfer data usually from a database either to another application (it is used off of the net also) or can be used directly with XSL to a webpage to style it. XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language.\nphp is a scripting language used to create dynamic websites. Usually has some kind of database on the backend so the page delivered differs depending on what variables are given to the server. PHP originally stood for Hypertext Preprocessor\nbut has had many different things associated with it.\njsp is roughly the same as php but uses java as the coding language.\nColdfusion is another way of doing dynamic sites. It is its own program and usually uses .cfm for a file sextension.\nASP stands for Active Server Pages. Again it is another method for coding dynamic, usually database driven websites. The VBScript and JavaScript versions are just different programming laguages that can be used to program it on the web server.\n\nphp, jsp and coldfusion are normally Unix server based.\nASP (any language) is usually microsoft server based.\nThe techs in the above two lines are all server side languages. Meaning they run on the web server to create the web page 'on the fly'.\n\nPhew!
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check out the link\n\nhttp://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=MSP\n\nyou may find the answer.
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Just want to tell you that if you have the page ready, careful with the spelling and the case of the address both at the content of the webpage AND the web browser when you try to type your webpage address.\nthe red x means you set there should be an object, but turn out the link embeded failed.
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[i]  = I\n[d]s = does (without the s it would be do)\n[t]  = to or the\n[o] = of\n\nAnyway I think all the [ ] are suppose to be abbreviations and these are the most likely.◘
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It means "is the same as" rather than "is equal to"\n\nFor example x=2 means x is equal to 2 but only in this case, not necessarily for other cases.\n\nWhereas an equality with three lines means that it is always the case, by definition. Can't think of a good example of it though.
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Definition of Absolute Value of x, |x|\nIf x >=0, then |x| = x\nIf x < 0, then |x| = -x
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There is one under Wingdings in the Insert Symbol section, character code 252 and also one for character code 254\n\nThere are also "x"s... check Wingdings 251-254\n\nIf you want a "cheat", use Wingdings2 as your font type.  Then the capital letter "P" is a check mark
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Yes. the RHS of the first is equivalent to xor(P,Q). This becomes an inclusive or when the or(Q,...) is added. Not(P) as suggested above doesn't give the correct result when Q and P both = true.
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Did you try using the /? after the set command?\n\nEx:\n\nset /?\n\nThat displays the parameters and options.\n\n/? works with any DOS command.
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"foo", "bar", and "foobar" are generally used as place holders by programmers; a way of saying "[insert your code/variable/constant/etc. here]".  Depending on the context in which you find it in the example code, you would replace "foo" in your own code with a function, a string literal, a variable, and so on.\n\nI haven't come across "_('foo')" in any of the PHP scripts I've looked at, though, but it seems unlikely (given PHP's rules of syntax) that it could represent a function or an escape sequence by itself; more than likely, it's meant to be replaced by something in your own code.
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Do you mean "not equal to"?\n<>\nThat's also still supported in some newer languages, although != is more common nowadays.
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<?= is used as a shortcut to echo or print a variable.\n\n<?=$variable_name;?>\n\nis the same as:\n\n<?print $variable_name;?>