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There are two things at play here.
(1) Your goal is to automate such cases that users can't answer without looking it up, otherwise it is probably a duplicate.
You don't need to do this with random search because a canonical answer can be provided easily and contains links to related topics. On the other hand, posts don't get removed because they are off-topic or simply old. In this case you can either convert them to a comment or answer.
(2) Once the posts are found and the question solved, the next step is to remove the duplicates. You don't need to do this manually as there are tools to find them.
As a rule of thumb, the correct thing to do is to first check if a post is a duplicate. If not, remove the "old" one and convert the "new" one to a comment.
If the old post is useful in some way, it can be converted to an answer with a link to the new one. But in any case, the old question should not stay around.
Q:
How to print out the same array and strings in php?
if the code is:
Hello
echo $name; //echoes 'world'
echo $customer; //echoes '*You*'
is there a way to make it so that it echos the same thing? In this example world and *You* should be the same.
A:
You could use
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}
?>
Which outputs
hello
world
Q:
Creating a list of dictionaries in Python
I have a dictionary, which contains several lists of lists (see below):
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