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GitGetting Started

Return to the original branch

Git: Return to the original branch inside the disposable repository created by the input setup.

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GitBranches & ancestry

Return to the previously checked-out branch

Git: The dash shorthand selects the previous branch in the checkout history.

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GoGetting Started

Return two values from a function

Return two values from a function using a complete Go program with explicit sample inputs.

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PowerShellArray operations

Reverse a copy while preserving the source

PowerShell: Clone the array before using Array.Reverse because Reverse mutates its argument.

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GoSlices & collections

Reverse slice order

Reverse slice order using a complete Go program with explicit sample inputs.

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PowerShellDates & numeric validation

Round a decimal with a chosen midpoint rule

PowerShell: Use decimal input and an explicit rounding policy for a reproducible decimal result.

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RustNumbers & durations

Round and format a decimal value

Round and format a decimal value in a complete Rust program using the standard library.

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GoDates & times

Round down to a whole minute

Round down to a whole minute using a complete Go program with explicit sample inputs.

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Docker / ComposeContainer commands

Run a command in a running container

Execute an additional process inside an existing container.

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Docker / ComposeCompose service options

Run a Compose service as a non-root user

Docker / Compose: user overrides the image’s default identity.

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Docker / ComposeGetting Started

Run a Compose service as a numeric user

Docker / Compose: Run a Compose service as a numeric user in a small Compose file.

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PowerShellGetting Started

Run a first PowerShell statement

PowerShell: Run a first PowerShell statement using PowerShell 7.

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