Do you use cheatsheet? Please share some useful one

Do you use cheatsheet? Please share some useful one

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Bumpin'

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bumpyyy

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very disturbing

Impressive.

Only for the first dozen or so times using something. If I use it regularly, I memorize it pretty quickly.

Does this reference chart come with a folder of files, or are we supposed to just crop the one we want to use?

Regular expressions for what? POSIX ERE? PCRE? every language and tool runs their own fucking snowflake regex version.

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>no yurijak
coally as hell

Good morning.

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Missing hierarquical and recursive queries.

kino.

Sadly it doesn't, but you can find plenty of gems on booru . S o y

Wait, why is String the only type that is written with a capital letter? I may be retarded, but that kind of inconsistency really makes me grinds my teeth for some reason.

Fucking Java

It's because it's an object, not a primitive type, you stinky bitch. It actually makes perfect sense. Go to the gym, fag

String isn't a primitive datatype is an object that conveniently wraps an array of chars.

Now why does this only contain the bits you DON'T need to look up, and then don't mention the arguments or what it does or anything, almost guaranteeing you'll have to look it up anyway.

gem

holy gem