this is the issue about the scope where the functions has been declared. if you run this code in browser it will work all fine, as both function and function expression are declared in global scope. but here in fiddle it’s failing as function expression has been assigned to a global variable ‘foo2’ so it’s … Read more
Use the ord and chr functions. Changing a letter to the next would be something like next_letter = chr(ord(letter) + 1) 2 solved How would I make an encrypt code in Python? [closed]
You are messing up your single and double quotes. Try this: <?php include(“db_config.php”); $sql=”SELECT * FROM brojevi”; $result=mysqli_query($connection,$sql); echo ‘<select name=”dropdown” size=”1″>’; echo ‘<option value=”choose”>-choose-</option>’; while($row=mysqli_fetch_array($result)){ $id = $row[‘id’]; $broj = $row[‘brojevi’]; echo ‘<option value=”‘ . $id . ‘”>’ . $broj . ‘</option>’; } echo ‘</select>’; ?> When using html tags inside your echo, try … Read more
Use media queries So, for example .menu { width: 100%; } @media (min-width: 500px) { .menu { width: 25%; } } That code will mean that the elements with the class menu will be width 100%, unless your screen is at least 500px wide, in which case the width will be 25%. solved Menu that … Read more
I believe you can simply add “&start=10” to your query string, which would give you the results starting at the 10th item. 1 solved Walmart search API only show 10 results
For many compilers, these will be identical. (Note that I said many compilers – see my disclaimer below). For example, for the following C++ code, both Test 1 and Test 2 will result in the same assembly language: int main() { int test = 0; // Test 1 test++; // Test 2 test += 1; … Read more
This idea is fundamentally doomed to fail. You’re trying to get the SQL server to link a graduation class to a user by itself, despite the SQL server not having information on which graduation class should be linked to the user. Unless you have some data somewhere (in user, in graduation_class, in some other table) … Read more
ok, calling main is not a good idea, but I guess the question is more about how having 2 functions calling each other. you need to forward declare at least one: int write(); //forward declare int read() { return write(); // use write which is still forward declared for now } int write() { // … Read more
I’ve found it out: Even with the postet “tricks”, the SplittApp class is not available for the Phone category. So, to see the masterView, I have created a PopUpMenu, which looks like the MasterPage. Everything fine know and thank you for downgrading my question, because nobody knows that exactly. solved Master menu is not visible … Read more
So, you want to sort an array of custom objects, like this: typedef struct { char c; // a character int i; // a number } pair; Then you can apply a standard function qsort() with a custom compare function like this: int compare(const void *a, const void *b) { pair *p1 = (pair*) a; … Read more
I suggest you need to convert to and from java.sql.Time for the database. Look at the methods valueOf(LocalTime) and toLocalTime() in that class. Your code will be quite similar to the code you already have. Edit: I mean the code in the question; only after writing the answer I became aware that someone else had … Read more
I think its a good solution for your problem. You have to install winscp and the code some files and it will do automaticaly. I used 3 or 4 times. Also you need the key for your SFTP to connect throught it. Here a link to the guide step by step. https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guides Here is a … Read more
Like many object-oriented languages, Ruby has separation between methods in the class context and those in the instance context: class Example def self.a_class_method “I’m a class method!” end def an_instance_method “I’m an instance method!” end end When calling them using their native context it works: Example.a_class_method Example.new.an_instance_method When calling them in the wrong context you … Read more
Here’s an option. It’s more or less handcrafted as I’m not aware of any single command to do this exactly as you’ve specified. # the working directory contains d1.csv, d2.csv, d3.csv with # matching first two columns. The third column is random data read.csv(“./d1.csv”) #> a b c #> 1 1 A 0.5526777 #> 2 … Read more
Generally it is considered bad practice to call a function in SQL which executes SQL. It creates all kinds of problems. Here is one solution: create or replace function my_fun ( p_sum in number) return varchar2 is begin if p_sum > 100 then return ‘ALERT’; else return ‘OK’; end if; end; / Run it like … Read more