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- or what should be used for (ampersand) if we are using UTF-8 in . . .
For those that wonder if #38 and U+0026 (or %26 in URL encoding) are related, 26 is hexadecimal for 38
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01 26 2016 is NOT a general date format It's US specific, and ambiguous if the day is <=12 (as it could also be UK dd mm yyyy) Stick with YYYY-MM-DD anywhere you can, anything else and you're heading for a world of pain Only place that should not is the UI itself, when it needs to be displayed in a culture that is appropriate for the user
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I got a similar problem with sql server , I have tried every thing but does not connect to database engine it shows error:26 First check if the database engine is running or not by going into configuration manager start > sql server >sql server configuration manager
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- python - numpy. dtype size changed, may indicate binary incompatibility . . .
The version that worked for me numpy==1 26 3 in the pycharm editor, I also need to open the command prompt as administrator to downgrade numpy 1 26 3 from 2 0 0
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What are these date-time formats? I need to convert them to the same format, to check if they are the same These are just two coming from a separate data source, so I need to find a way to make th
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- python - How to downgrade numpy? - Stack Overflow
Most likely you have (at least) two separate copies of Python installed on your system, and python runs one, but pip is for the other on If you don't want to learn how to deal with this mess, the simplest thing to do is to always use python -m pip in place of pip That way, you know that whatever python is, you're using the pip that goes with it
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