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Appropropriate URN namespace now that X- is deprecated?

namespaces uri standards urn

Should I prevent password autocomplete?

security autocomplete passwords standards

can a struct assignment overlap similar to memmove() or is struct assignment like memcpy()?

c standards

Validity of int * array = new int [size]();

c++ compiler-construction g++ standards

Is there a standard representation for HTML forms?

javascript html xml json standards

enable warnings for empty structure

c gcc struct standards

SQL UPDATE read column values before setting

sql sql-update standards semantics

Why does hexadecimal floating point need to have a specified exponent?

c standards

Why does C++11 allow you to declare a local variable as thread_local? [duplicate]

c++ multithreading c++11 standards

C++: Calculate number of possible floating-point values within given range

c++ algorithm floating-point comparison standards

In DOM is it OK to use .notation for getting/setting attributes?

javascript dom attributes standards

Is RVO (Return Value Optimization) on unnamed objects a universally guaranteed behavior?

c++ standards pass-by-value return-value-optimization

Correct naming convention for C library code [closed]

c naming-conventions standards naming

Scope of the c++ using directive

c++ namespaces c++11 standards using-directives

Why was gets part of the C standard in the first place?

c standards deprecated c11 gets

Are the sizes passed into A::operator new() always equal to sizeof(A)?

c++ memory-management c++11 operator-overloading standards

why initializer list cannot be main's parameter? how to propose it?

c++ c++11 standards main initializer-list

The lifetime of a temporary to which several references are bound in C++

c++ standards temporary object-lifetime

Why there are no "unsigned wchar_t" and "signed wchar_t" types?

c standards wchar-t widechar c-standard-library

Does the C++ standard guarantee that std::string::resize(new_size) will not cause allocation if the new_size is not greater than the old one? [duplicate]

c++ string performance memory-management standards
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