The aim of the binary search is to find the index of a number inside a sorted array in a complexity log(n). FIRST STEP : initialization You start with your sorted array : {5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50} small : is the current smallest index. At the beginning it should be 0 for a zero-based array. big : is … Read more
try this, CODE : foreach($old_array as $key_old => $val_old) { foreach($val_old as $key => $val) { if(in_array($key, $VitalInfo_array)) { $new_array[$key_old][‘VitalInfo’][$key] = $val; } else { $new_array[$key_old][‘Price’][$key] = $val; } } } OUTPUT : Array ( [0] => Array ( [VitalInfo] => Array ( [Title] => HoMedics MAN-300 [ean] => 31262006288 [upc] => 31262006288 [ProductImageName] => … Read more
remove space in both main/manifest and debug/manifest (android:label=”@string/app_name “), i think you are doing with one. Enjoy 0 solved Cant find the app_name in string.xml?
Here’s a solution which uses non-capturing groups (?:stuff) which I prefer so I don’t have to dig through the result groups to find the string I’m interested in. (?:#)(?:[\w\d]+-)?([\w\d]+) First it throws out the # character, then throws out the stuff up to and including the – character, if it is there, then groups the … Read more
Most Unicode characters have multiple versions that can look very alike. For example: 1????１①⑴ var s = “æӕ”.Replace(“æ”, “ae”); // s = “aeæ” var v = “æӕ”.Select(c => (int)c).ToArray(); // { 230, 1237 } I consider it a good practice to expect the unexpected (especially when it comes to user input) var s = “æӕ”; … Read more
In C# fields of a class are private by default class Node { public int snakeHead ; // points to another node where the player goes down to public int ladderFoot; // points to another node where to player goes up to } Just making your fields public should fix your issue. EDIT: using best … Read more
You can deployed you app in a Iaas such as Digital Ocean but in Linux. Digital Ocean with LAMP tutorial. You will deploy in Linux but it is cheaper than a Iaas on windows. If you can create a VM on VirtualBox, you will handle with Digital Ocean. solved I want to deploy the laravel … Read more
Okay Friends i’m find the solution we are can’t set datatable in DataSet as static But when use this dataset in another Form ( such as in ReportViewer ) will create new dataset element in Form Look to this Photo Photo one Click on this DataSet and go to properties and set modifiers public then … Read more
It’s pretty simple why it’s crashing when you change that line. In the version that crashes you check whether words[j].find(new_word) is equal to std::string::npos and then call s.erase(s.find(new_word), …). Of course, s.find(new_word) could still be std::string::npos, and string::erase throws an exception when the first argument is out of range. In the version that you say … Read more
What is the total count of digits from 1 to N such that number of odd digits in the number is even and no of even digits are odd? solved What is the total count of digits from 1 to N such that number of odd digits in the number is even and no of … Read more
I think you are looking for ray picking or ray intersection. This answer has a link to a iOS sample/video which I believe is what you are after. https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/12360/how-do-you-determine-which-object-surface-the-users-pointing-at-with-lwjgl/12367#12367 Another related SO question: Implementing Ray Picking That should get you started on what you need to do. 1 solved How to make each component of … Read more
hello maybe use something like this : if the month is 1 number your string will be of size seven else if your string is size 8 we can say that the month would be 2 number. This would work only if the day is set as 01 and not 1 for exemple .. If … Read more
Solution was to change datatype of key values from constant character pointer const char * to char array. char fruit[sizeof(“fruit”)] = “fruit”; char apple[sizeof(“apple”)] = “apple”; Additionally , even using string instead of const char * for key-values gives similar issue as mentioned in the question, somehow I could make it work only with char … Read more
I think this style is not used, because the best practice is to split up code into small functions/classes/methods anyway. This way, the variable count in each scope is reduced without using scoping blocks. Unlike other languages, like Rust, where scoping has immediate consequences on memory allocation, I don’t see a huge benefit in JavaScript … Read more
If I am interpreting your question correctly, you simply need to devise a very simple list comprehension program. Getting the square root of everything between zero and n is not necessary. Did you mean square? Here’s my solution: def nbDig(n,d): int_list = str([str(x*x) for x in range(0,n+1)]).count(str(d)) return int_list I can test it like so: … Read more