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- What does the M stand for in C# Decimal literal notation?
In order to work with decimal data types, I have to do this with variable initialization: decimal aValue = 50 0M; What does the M part stand for?
- What do ^[[m, ^[[0m escape codes represent? - Stack Overflow
Code ^[[00;00m means reset color to default, however, in some programs (like source highlighter highlight for example) code ^[[m is used as if it would also serve the same purpose What does ANSI s
- C# Type suffix for decimal - Stack Overflow
0m is how you say (decimal)0 because m is the suffix that means decimal Other suffixes are f for float, d for double, u for unsigned, and l for long They can be either upper- or lower-case and u can be combined with l in either order to make a ulong Although the suffixes are not case-sensitive, keep in mind what it says in the C# language specification, section 2 4 4 2: As a matter of style
- Using 0M instead of 0 for decimal values? - Stack Overflow
Using 0M instead of 0 for decimal values? Asked 7 years, 2 months ago Modified 7 years, 2 months ago Viewed 16k times
- Removing ANSI color codes from text stream - Super User
The characters ^[[37m and ^[[0m are part of the ANSI escape sequences (CSI codes) See also these specifications Using GNU sed sed -e 's \x1b\[[0-9;]*m g' \x1b (or \x1B) is the escape special character (GNU sed does not support alternatives \e and \033) \[ is the second character of the escape sequence [0-9;]* is the color value (s) regex m is the last character of the escape sequence Using
- c# - What is the purpose of Decimal. One, Decimal. Zero, Decimal. MinusOne . . .
Note It's not for optimization Observe this C# code: public static Decimal d = 0M; public static Decimal dZero = Decimal Zero; When looking at the generated bytecode using ildasm, both options result in identical MSIL System Decimal is a value type, so Decimal Zero is no more "optimal" than just using a literal value
- c# - What is this thing 1. 0m actually? And how can I work around not . . .
What is this thing "1 0m" actually? And how can I work around not being able to use it as an attribute argument? Asked 10 years, 11 months ago Modified 10 years, 11 months ago Viewed 3k times
- i am getting [0m [ [0m [0minfo [0m] [0m [0m in jenkins console on . . .
i have an sbt project in jenkins, created the project as jenkins pipeline project, i have installed sbt in jenkins, i have checked the auto install checkbox and select the version number 1 2 8 here
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