    str_replace(&#39;&quot;&#39;, &quot;&quot;, $string);
    str_replace(&quot;&#39;&quot;, &quot;&quot;, $string);

I assume you mean quotation marks?

Otherwise, go for some regex, this will work for html quotes for example:

    preg_replace(&quot;/&lt;!--.*?--&gt;/&quot;, &quot;&quot;, $string);

C-style quotes:

    preg_replace(&quot;/\/\/.*?\n/&quot;, &quot;\n&quot;, $string);

CSS-style quotes:

    preg_replace(&quot;/\/*.*?\*\//&quot;, &quot;&quot;, $string);

bash-style quotes:

    preg-replace(&quot;/#.*?\n/&quot;, &quot;\n&quot;, $string);

Etc etc...

You can do the same in one line:

    str_replace([&#39;&quot;&#39;,&quot;&#39;&quot;], &quot;&quot;, $text)

You can do the following:

```php
str_replace([&#39;\&#39;&#39;, &#39;&quot;&#39;], &quot;&quot;, $text);
```

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I was looking through some emulator code and it looks like the registers for the chips are not being implemented using bit fields.

Is this something that is avoided for performance reasons (or some other reason)?

Are there still times when bit-fields are used?  (ie firmware to put on actual chips, etc)


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    $string = &quot;my text has \&quot;double quotes\&quot; and &#39;single quotes&#39;&quot;;

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<pre><code class="hljs language-ini">$string = "my text has \"double quotes\" and 'single quotes'";
</code></pre>
How to remove all types of quotes (different languages) from <code>$string</code>?

Is there something in javascript/jQuery to check whether variable is set/available or not? In php, we use `isset($variable)` to check something like this.

thanks.

is there something like isset of php in javascript/jQuery?

    $items = Array(523,3452,334,31,...5346);

Each item of this array is some number.

**How do I get random item from `$items`?**

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Let&#39;s assume I have two dates in variables, like 

    $date1 = &quot;2009-09-01&quot;;
    $date2 = &quot;2010-05-01&quot;;

I need to get the count of months between `$date2` and `$date1`(`$date2 &gt;= $date1`). I.e. i need to get `8`.

Is there a way to get it by using [date][1] function, or I have to explode my strings and do required calculations?

Thanks.

  [1]: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

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In PHP I am trying to create a newline character:

    echo $clientid;
    echo &#39; &#39;;
    echo $lastname;
    echo &#39; &#39;;
    echo &#39;\r\n&#39;;

Afterwards I open the created file in Notepad and it writes the newline literally:

&gt; 1 John Doe\r\n 1 John Doe\r\n 1 John Doe\r\n

I have tried many variations of the `\r\n`, but none work.  Why isn&#39;t the newline turning into a newline?

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    $myArray = array (&#39;SOmeKeyNAme&#39; =&gt; 7);  
  
I want `$myArray[&#39;somekeyname&#39;]` to return `7`.   
Is there a way to do this, without manipulating the array?

I don&#39;t create the array, an thus can not control it&#39;s keys


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Suppose you have a character vector:

    char &lt;- c(&quot;one&quot;, &quot;two&quot;, &quot;three&quot;)

When you make reference to an index value, you get the following:

    &gt; char[1]
    [1] &quot;one&quot;

How can you strip off the quote marks from the return value to get the following?

    [1] one



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Is there a specific time when I should use `&quot;&quot;` vs `&#39;&#39;`?

I&#39;ve been using single quotes most of the time because it&#39;s easier to type but I&#39;m not sure if I should.


e.g. `get &#39;user/new&#39;` vs. `get &quot;user/new&quot;`

Double vs single quotes

From [this q/a][1], I deduced that matching all instances of a given regex *not* inside quotes, is impossible. That is, it can&#39;t match escaped quotes (ex: `&quot;this whole \&quot;match\&quot; should be taken&quot;`). If there is a way to do it that I don&#39;t know about, that would solve my problem.

If not, however, I&#39;d like to know if there is any efficient alternative that could be used in JavaScript. I&#39;ve thought about it a bit, but can&#39;t come with any elegant solutions that would work in most, if not all, cases.

Specifically, I just need the alternative to work with .split() and .replace() methods, but if it could be more generalized, that would be the best.

*For Example:*&lt;br/&gt;
An input string of:&lt;br/&gt; `+bar+baz&quot;not+or\&quot;+or+\&quot;this+&quot;foo+bar+`&lt;br/&gt;
replacing + with #, not inside quotes, would return:&lt;br/&gt; `#bar#baz&quot;not+or\&quot;+or+\&quot;this+&quot;foo#bar#`

  [1]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2700953/a-regex-to-match-a-comma-that-isnt-surrounded-by-quotes

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In Bash, what are the differences between single quotes (`&#39;&#39;`) and double quotes (`&quot;&quot;`)?

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I&#39;m curious about this code:

    cout &lt;&lt; &#39;test&#39;; // Note the single quotes.

gives me an output of `1952805748`. 

My question: Is the output an address in memory or something?

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