[Solved] Incorrect pattern displayed

[ad_1] Assuming you want it to print out 6 patterns of 6 stars with a line between, this is what you want to do: import sys n = 0 a = 0 while (n < 6): n = n + 1 a=0 while(a < n): sys.stdout.write(‘*’,end=””) a = a +1 print ” [ad_2] solved Incorrect … Read more

[Solved] trimmingCharacters not work on iOS 10.3 Xcode8.3

[ad_1] From the documentation: A new string made by removing from both ends of the receiver characters contained in set. It does not remove characters within the string. You can replace whitespaces – corresponding to the .whitespaces character set – in the string with regular expression: let _searchStr = searchStr.replacingOccurrences(of: “\\s”, with: “”, options: .regularExpression) … Read more

[Solved] Regex number of spaces

[ad_1] Assuming that each car fits the same type of formatting, this expression would work for you: (.*?\d\.\d[A-Za-z]{3}\d+) 1 [ad_2] solved Regex number of spaces

[Solved] Accessing Coordinates in Plist – iOS [closed]

[ad_1] NSMutableDictionary *root = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:path]; NSDictionary *routes = [root objectForKey: @”Routes”]; NSArray *cities = [routes allValues]; for (NSDictionary *city in cities) { NSArray *locations = [city allValues]; for (NSDictionary *loc in locations) { NSDictionary *coord = [loc objectForKey:@”coordinate”]; NSLog(@”%@”,[coord objectForKey:@”latitude”]); } } 3 [ad_2] solved Accessing Coordinates in Plist – iOS [closed]

[Solved] Search a Number [closed]

[ad_1] I’ll not provide a complete solution for you but here is a basic idea that you can work with. You could convert the numbers into strings and then count the number of times you can find one string in the other. Here are some of the basic function you can use. This should get … Read more

[Solved] Android – Getting Europe/Berlin current time regardless of device time and location? [duplicate]

[ad_1] Whenever people recommend using Calender on Android, I’ll come creeping out of my tiny hiding place and tell them to please consider android.text.format.Time instead because it’s simply perfect for everyday use. Much more lightweight and to the point of practical needs. Time deTime = new Time(“Europe/Berlin”); deTime.setToNow(); deTime.format(“…”); For the format, see http://linux.die.net/man/3/strftime. If … Read more