The 2.2 is the number of times that x will be repeated (not what x will be multiplied by). In your example x has length 5 and y has length 11. The 2.2 comes because 2.2 times 5 is 11, so in order to have 2 vectors of the same length to add together, the … Read more
private prevents a variable from being accessed directly by another class. You cannot write d.x to read or write to x. If the class chooses to return a reference to x via a public method, though, that’s it’s own choice to pierce the veil of privacy. Nothing stops A from allowing x to be read … Read more
I believe this is what you are looking for below, this will take a value from cell B1 and compare against values in Column A, and if the values are less than the value in B1, it will clear the contents of that cell: Sub ClearLowerThan() Dim c As Range, Rng As Range Dim LastRow … Read more
nmb++ is equal to nmb = nmb + 1. It only adds one till it’s 101, which is when it stops. You should add a new variable, let’s call it total, and sum nmb to it every iteration. public class T35{ public static void main(String[] args) { int nmb; int total = 0; for(nmb= 1; … Read more
You need to call LockList() outside of the try block instead of inside of it, eg: function del_from_list(const id: string): boolean; var List: TList; i : integer; begin Result := False; List := global_list.LockList; try with List do begin for i :=0 to Count-1 do begin if Tthread_list(Items[i]).id = id then begin Delete(i); Result := … Read more
Just to point out that you can do this with just id’s by utilizing attribute selectors. But as others have said, you should really use classes instead body { background: #333 } /* ID starts with xyz */ [id^=xyz] { color: white } /* ID ends with _t */ [id$=_t] { color: red } /* … Read more
You have to add any dynamic controls in page_init if you want their values on postback. For example: void Page_Init(object Sender, System.EventArgs e) { var oList = new CheckBoxList(); // Populate the values in the list this.Controls.Add(oList); } 1 solved dynamically adding check box asp.net( csharp) and retain its value on postback
Just use a string a look up the appropriate entry: char convert(int numberGrade ){ if (numberGrade >=0 && numberGrade <= 20) { // 012345678901234567890 return “FFFFFFEEDDCCCBBBAAAAA”[numberGrade]; } return ‘X’ } EDIT Also you need to move the call to the convert function After you enter in the value. See below: int main(){ int note; printf(“Quelle … Read more
It seems that you are under the wrong impression that the Role Email account which is created to identify the application using the C2DM service should be changed in the registration intent. You must have that role email the same as the one on the server otherwise Google will not be able to identify your … Read more
return arr.indexOf(value) === arr.lastIndexOf(value); You have an array. Every element in the array has an index. .indexOf() will give you that index. So if an element is unique, the first index it appears at is the same as the last index. If the element would not be unique, the lastIndex will be higher than the … Read more
You’re very close. Hope this helps. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int numbers[5]; /* Get size of array */ int size = sizeof(numbers)/sizeof(int); int val; for(int i = 0; i < size; i++) { cout << “Enter a number: “; cin >> val; numbers[i] = val; } /* Start … Read more
You have several problems: Format specifiers start with a % sign. So change scanf(“d”, &element[j].age); to scanf(“%d”, &element[j].age); and scanf(“s”, &element[j].name); to scanf(“%s”, element[j].name); Wondering why I removed the & from the above scanf? It is because array names gets converted to a pointer to its first element. These printf(“%d. Fav number: %d\n”, k, &element[k].age); … Read more
You must check if Google Play Service is installed in your device Google Play services is used to update Google apps and apps from Google Play. This component gives you access to Google Settings and helps apps speed up offline searches, provide more immersive maps, and improve performance. Apps may not work if you uninstall … Read more
Your format should be yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff string testDateRaw = @”2014-05-21 10:08:15.965″; string format = “yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff”; DateTime testDate = DateTime.ParseExact(testDateRaw, format, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); System.Console.WriteLine(testDate); See: Custom Date and Time Format Strings solved DateTime.ParseExact() – DateTime pattern ‘y’ appears more than once with different values
memset(data,0,1500); // This might not be correct but it works fine It isn’t correct, and it doesn’t “work fine”. This is Undefined Behaviour, and you’re making the common mistake of assuming that if it compiles, and your computer doesn’t instantly catch fire, everything is fine. It really isn’t. I’ve done something which I wasn’t supposed … Read more