To give some example of what we mean, I think this is kind of alright import random import pickle class BaseCharacter: def __init__(self): self.gold = random.randint(25, 215) * 2.5 self.currentHealth = 100 self.maxHealth = 100 self.stamina = 10 self.resil = 2 self.armor = 20 self.strength = 15 self.agility = 10 self.criticalChance = 25 self.spellPower = … Read more
Replace your javascript with this one $(“#Readtok”).click(function(){ //here t is small letter in ReadTok $(“#tokentype”).load(‘../process/read_token_type.php’); }); Because your button id is id=”Readtok” 3 solved Load php function onClick [closed]
Here’s a simple example using the Reflection approach: private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Form f2 = TryGetFormByName(“Form2”); if (f2 != null) { f2.Show(); } } public Form TryGetFormByName(string formName) { var formType = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetTypes() .Where(T => (T.BaseType == typeof(Form)) && (T.Name == formName)) .FirstOrDefault(); return formType == null ? null : (Form)Activator.CreateInstance(formType); } … Read more
MyClass and MyObj are the wrong way around, it should be: MyClass MyObj = new MyClass(); Otherwise you are trying to declare an instance of MyObj which doesn’t exist. Instead you declare an instance of MyClass and name this MyObj. Hopefully that makes sense to you š solved Defining Proper Classes with Java [closed]
There is no need to use a nested loop, nor to create new arrays. This can be done in O(n) time: function almostIncreasingSequence(sequence) { var prev = -Infinity, beforePrev = -Infinity, allowExceptions = true; for (var curr of sequence) { // Is order not maintained? if (curr <= prev) { // Give up when this … Read more
You should read time(7). Be aware that even written in assembler, your program will be rescheduled at arbitrary moments (perhaps a context switch every millisecond; look also into /proc/interrupts and see proc(5)). Then any hardware timer is meaningless. Even using the RDTSC x86-64 machine instruction to read the hardware timestamp counter is useless (since after … Read more
To get a working recursive solution you need a base case, for example a == 0, and then work yourself down towards the base case by recursively calling yourself. The solution for question 1 could be something along the lines of this, that decreases the a argument until it reaches 0: int multiply(int a, int … Read more
Let’s debug this a little, add a few system outs… this is what you would see for each step 100.0 – 5.0 95.0 + 10.0 105.0 + 13.0 118.0 your value array is {100,5,10,13} and your operator array is {-,+,+} you have not mapped a = 100, b = 5, c= 10, d = 13, … Read more
Check http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/eval_order especially the part which discusses “Undefined behavior”. Basically it’s not a bug in the compiler. The language says what you’re doing is undefined. solved Compiler issue or some bug in code block of c [duplicate]
Check this fiddle .a+.b, .a+.b+.b+.b{ background: red; } I’m using adjacent sibling character. But this solution may not be feasible when the the .b count is more. 1 solved Select even and odd childs of a particular class after a specific class child
Since no return value is specified, it returns null. The return statement here is optional since it does not return any value and is located at the end of the function. You can use the return statement to jump out of the function explicitly without necessarily reaching the end of the function. See Returning values … Read more
The question box on Stack Overflow is an HTML<textarea>, but enhanced with a JavaScript… thingy called PageDown. (Source: https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/121982) The JavaScript is what adds the buttons above it to let the user add Markdown syntax without typing. Iām not sure which browsers PageDown supports. solved How do I create a text box in HTML? [closed]
QSettings().setValue( DEST_FOLDER, destDir ); will give you a default constructed temporary instance of QSettings that will exist until the end of the full expression, in this case the ; at the end of the line, and then call setValue(…) on said temporary. You can call every constructor you want this way, not just the default … Read more
Sorry but I don’t know how did you got that conclusion, but it seems to work fine for me. See this fiddle. $(‘#div1′).animate({height:’100px’},{queue:false,duration:100}); $(‘#div2’).animate({ height: ‘100px’ }, { queue: false, duration: 100 }); I remove all spaces from the first ones and it still get working. 6 solved Why do I need to put spaces … Read more
That’s neither bad nor unexpected. Without any launch image, the app runs as if this were a much smaller device, e.g. with a screen size of 320 x 480. That is narrower than the iPhone X so it is enlarged (zoomed) to the width of the device screen (so that we letterbox from the top … Read more