find(): returning the first matching item
find() returns the first appropriate item, not a list. In the absence of a match, the result is undefined.
Software, devices and technical concepts, explained clearly.
find() returns the first appropriate item, not a list. In the absence of a match, the result is undefined.
The method returns a position, and in the absence of a match -1.
The search starts at the end and returns the value, not the index.
The flattening has a set depth and returns a new array.
The transformation and removal of one nested level occur together.
fnmatch compares names with shell-style patterns. fnmatch.fnmatchcase('report.csv', '*.csv') is True, and fnmatchcase preserves case sensitivity.
The selector allows a style of focus according to the browser's judgment that the indicator should be visible.
Early readability may be followed by a change of arrangement.
Kerning is not a general spacing of all letters.
git for-each-ref iterates matching references with selected fields, ordering and formatting. It is clearer for automation than accidentally parsing decorative human output.
The visible inscription next to a field and its programmatic relationship with it are separate things. The HTML element label allows this link to be explicitly described.
git format-patch prepares files for transferring changes, including commit messages and metadata. Creating them does not automatically send email.