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- python - Limiting floats to two decimal points - Stack Overflow
For the analogous issue with the standard library Decimal class, see How can I format a decimal to always show 2 decimal places?
- c# - numeric format strings #,#0. 00 vs #,0. 00 - Stack Overflow
Probably because Microsoft uses the same format specifier in their documentation, including the page you linked It's not too hard to figure out why; #,##0 00 more clearly states the programmer's intent: three-digit groups separated by commas
- sql server - How to wait for 2 seconds? - Stack Overflow
How does one cause a delay in execution for a specified number of seconds? This doesn't do it: WAITFOR DELAY '00:02'; What is the correct format?
- Excel number format to only show decimals when necessary
How can I, without using formulas, show integers as integers, but decimals limited to a specific number of decimal places? E g show: 1 as 1 12 as 12 but 1 23456789 as 1 23 The number format 0 ## is
- time - What T and Z means in date - Stack Overflow
The Z is an abbreviation of +00:00, meaning UTC (an offset of zero hour-minutes-seconds) Pronounced “Zulu” per military and aviation tradition From the Wikipedia article on ISO 8601 A single point in time can be represented by concatenating a complete date expression, the letter T as a delimiter, and a valid time expression
- What does \x00 mean in binary file? - Stack Overflow
The question should be: What is the difference between a text file and a binary file? An ASCII file is a file containing only bytes with a decimal value in range 0 to 127 That can be a text file or a binary file PHP is designed for processing text files which can be also files containing characters not present in the ASCII table being character encoded with Windows-1252 or UTF-8 or other
- How to know the device type using MAC address? - Super User
I would like to know what these devices are Is there any easy way to tell by the MAC addresses listed? In particular the device with the address 88:6B:0F:5A:5D:18
- SQL query to select dates between two dates - Stack Overflow
SQL Server defaults a date without a time to 00:00:00 So won't this query return anything from 2011 02 25 and 2011 02 26 at midnight?
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