Month: September 2022

[Solved] how to implement (PHP Function)array_map funciton in c?

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Here is some reference about function as parameter, How do you pass a function as a parameter in C? Here is my code: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #define param_type int // prototype param_type* array_map (param_type (*f)(param_type), param_type* arr, int n); // dummy function int cube(int x) { return x*x*x; } int main (){ int a[3] … Read more

[Solved] Want to Generate Auto Login Program Using Java

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You can do this with the help of selenium.setup selenium in your eclipse first. below is the code for login.similarly you can write program for your profile from. public void login(){ SeleniumUtils.setTextFieldValue(“input#username”, “userName”); SeleniumUtils.setTextFieldValue(“input#password”, “password”); SeleniumUtils.clickOnElement(“div#btnLogin”); } public static void setTextFieldValue(String cssSelector, String value) { WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver(); WebElement field =driver.findElement(By.cssSelector(cssSelector)); field.sendKeys(value); } … Read more

[Solved] Repeating Characters in the Middle of a String

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def repeat_middle(text): a, b = divmod(len(text) – 1, 2) middle = text[a:a + b + 1] exclamations=”!” * len(middle) return ‘{}{}{}’.format(exclamations, middle * len(text), exclamations) >>> print repeat_middle(“abMNcd”) !!MNMNMNMNMNMN!! >>> print repeat_middle(“abMcd”) !MMMMM! solved Repeating Characters in the Middle of a String

[Solved] How to merge two CSV files by Python based on the common information in both files?

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The following script will create result.csv based on your original sample data (see past edits to question): import csv from collections import defaultdict d_entries = defaultdict(list) with open(‘fileTwo.csv’, ‘r’) as f_fileTwo: csv_fileTwo = csv.reader(f_fileTwo) header_fileTwo = next(csv_fileTwo) for cols in csv_fileTwo: d_entries[(cols[0], cols[1])].append([cols[0], ”] + cols[1:]) with open(‘fileOne.csv’, ‘r’) as f_fileOne, open(‘result.csv’, ‘w’, newline=””) as … Read more

[Solved] How to pagination [closed]

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I will explain the basic logic behind the pagination. Find the total number of items How many items do you want to show on one page Then divide total number of items by items per page to get the total number of pages Call a function on next and prev buttons to fetch the relevant … Read more

[Solved] how to write in python without using Biopython package

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I recommend using biopython from Bio import SeqIO file = “file.gb” #gb = next(SeqIO.parse(open(file), “genbank”)) in python 3 gb = SeqIO.parse(open(file), “gb”).next() phosphorylation_list = [f for f in gb.features if f.type==”Site” and “phosphorylation” in f.qualifiers[‘site_type’]] for f in phosphorylation_list: print((int(f.location.start), int(f.location.end))) you get, (228, 229) (677, 678) (692, 693) (694, 695) (990, 991) (994, 995) … Read more

[Solved] ‘In any case, follow the guideline “prefer ++i over i++” and you won’t go wrong.’ What is the reason behind this in C?

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In the case of for (i=start; i<end; i++) vs for (i=start; i<end; ++i) their meanings are completely identical, because the value of the expressions i++ and ++i are not used. (They are evaluated for side effects only.) Any compiler which produces different code for the two is pathologically bad and should be chucked in the … Read more

[Solved] JS switch statement inside function

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I’m not totally sure what you’re doing, but I suspect it’s something like this: function filter(value) { switch (value) { case ‘number is required’: value=”Number field is required”; break; case ‘something else’: value=”Some other message”; break; // More cases here } return value; } $.each(response.errors, function(i, e) { msg = filter(e); $(“#errors”).append(“<div class=”error-msg”>” + msg … Read more