Why do programmers so often reach for a cast when they're not even sure exactly what it does? — Michael Burr 28 secs ago

At this point I'd just go with a custom solution really, in my opinion even if there's a standardised way it's obviously not very well documented, loosing more time researching it over actually writing it yourself and move on.. :) we are programmers after all, right? :D — Sam 23 secs ago

You may get a better response to this kind of question at programmers though. — Evert 46 secs ago

@Evert this question is a very poor fit for Programmers - it would be quickly voted down and closed over there, see meta.programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/6483/… Recommended reading: What goes on Programmers.SE? A guide for Stack Overflow — gnat 56 secs ago

You should show what you have tried so far, and explain what didn't worked. It may happen that somebody give a complete answer but StackOverflow is not a pool of programmers waiting to write a whole solutions for you, but rather people eager to help when you are stuck ;) — Whirlwind 9 secs ago

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because licensing advice is off-topic on Stack Overflow. You may be able to get help on Programmers Stack Exchange, but read their faq carefully before proceeding. — Kyll 32 secs ago

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because licensing advice is off-topic on Stack Overflow. You may be able to get help on Programmers Stack Exchange, but read their faq carefully before proceeding. — Kyll 1 min ago

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because licensing advice is off-topic on Stack Overflow. You may be able to get help on Programmers Stack Exchange, but read their faq carefully before proceeding. — Kyll 33 secs ago

In my understanding, he can use it if it is a public-facing commercial website. Since he is not selling a website-program but just wants to put it on his website. programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/93269/… — Adam 32 secs ago

What was the reason behind using quotes in Go's import statements? — Alex K. 44 secs ago

Programmers are useless for such issues. — Billal BEGUERADJ 9 secs ago

@SudhishVln Whoever told you that the "answer" was -7 was wrong. Surprisingly, this code has no right answer. It is impossible to predict what this code will do. It will do different things under different compilers. Wise programmers do not write such code in the first place. — Steve Summit 29 secs ago

This is an admin question rather than a programming question. Nonetheless, Subversion is a tool used by programmers, so, Shippy, you could learn to use it and/or [git]. Revision control is the programmer's second tool, right after executable specifications/automated tests). — Tom Blodget 31 secs ago

@user34660: Re "Static linking seems primitive to Windows programmers...", but dynamic linking sometimes seems like a major PITA to people using Linux, when installing program X (probably written in C++) means having to track down and install particular versions of libraries that you already have different versions of on your system. — jamesqf 29 secs ago

Are you required to use ANSI M/Mumps (like Epic programmers have to do), are are you allowed to use the many language enhancements that have been done over the last 20 years in Caché ObjectScript? — Scott Jones 24 secs ago

You don't really have a table in your database with those column names? What entity and attributes are they really? You don't talk to your fellow programmers about "I have a problem with the the user 'row_value'" when trying to work out the problem. You explain what row_value represents first? So, what do you talk about when trying to work out the problem? row_value is a user property of what? — Ryan Vincent 53 secs ago

Some programmers use a technique wherein you create classes for specific style sets, so as well as having a descriptive class such as .header .nav-item etc, you might also add to them .ml-sm or .ml-md (margin-left small and margin-left medium) which could have different margin sizes for different use cases. Of course these could have multiple styles e.g. color, font-size & line-height. The only downside is the extra HTML markup changes that could be required — SmokeyPHP 21 secs ago

Well, honestly this is not exactly what stackoverflow questions should be redacted, even, Stackoverflow questions are suppsed to be about "code". Programmers or (even) superuser from StackExchange too might be more appropiate.... Anyways, did you solve the issue or figured it out? — diegoaguilar 33 secs ago

@diegoaguilar I can tell you one thing and that is that Programmers is definitely not where this question belongs. — Simon Forsberg 40 secs ago

See programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/191623/… — en_Knight 54 secs ago

Usually programmers do not have a habit of writing useless code that the compiler should eliminate, just for the fun of it. — Antti Haapala 22 secs ago