As you only return h, you don’t actually need t. It is also not needed to use randrange — you can achieve the same with random. For the actual counting you can use sum, and the boolean result can be converted to 0 or 1 with int: def prob(times): return sum(int(rd.random() < 0.7) for _ … Read more
Problem is that in your config your serial forking route runs before looking into Kamailio location DB. So after first fork to [email protected] you need somehow to route call to part where Kamailio looks into location DB, in default config it is route(LOCATION). Something like this: route[SERIAL]{ $ru = “sip:[email protected]:5060”; xlog(“ALERT : new request uri … Read more
Click on file, then open folder, navigate to the folder location of the project and select the folder for the project. solved Simple React Snippets not showing in side bar
For the most part, you just change your comma separated tables to JOIN clauses. The “ON” clause of the join is what comes from the WHERE clause SELECT DISTINCT r.recipe_id, r.recipe_name, r.recipe_image, r.recipe_duration, r.recipe_serving, r.recipe_difficulty, (SELECT category_name FROM tbl_category WHERE r.category_id = category_id) AS category_name, (SELECT cuisine_name FROM tbl_cuisine WHERE r.cuisine_id = cuisine_id) AS cuisine_name, … Read more
You are missing IN in the FOR statement; it should be: FOR rec IN (SELECT privilege, admin_option FROM dba_sys_privs WHERE grantee = l_username) LOOP See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e17126/static.htm#CIHCGJAD 2 solved SQL Procedure Removing System Privledges [closed]
In C# if you have the list then you can try this: string[] str = lst.ToArray(); C# List has ToArray() inbuilt method. Here is a code with an assumption that you may want to connect to SQL Server from C#, get the select statement rows into a list and then convert that list to a … Read more
Replace if (isNaN(startMiles) = false) by if (isNaN(startMiles)) Remove } after else <script type=”text/javascript”> function calcMPG(){ var startMiles = document.economy.startMilage.value; var endMiles = document.economy.endMilage.value; var gallons = document.economy.galonsUsed.value; if (isNaN(startMiles)) { window.alert(“You can only enter numbers”) } else { document.mpg = document.write((endMiles – startMiles) / gallons) } } </script> 1 solved My JavaScript program is … Read more
dispatch_release(queue); don’t do it there, the dispatch queue that you are calling its going to a backThread, so wat is happening is :- your queue is getting released before the block of code executes. since your queue looks like an ivar, release it in dealloc. Rest, your code looks fine ..put a breakpoint inside and … Read more
The storing of data from a JSP scriptlet should be pretty straight forward just like you have it. var id=<%=ctx.getAttribute(“id”)%> Although I would recommend you to be careful with the returning data, if it isn’t a number for sure, then you must put it between quotes just to be sure the JS doesn’t break. For … Read more
Did you leave your computer unlocked at some point? Sounds like someone changed your language preference to English (Upside Down). Go to Settings > Language and select regular English to fix it. 4 solved Facebook text is upside down [closed]
You have to pass it in Google Analytics as custom dimension, then you can find it in the reports, filters or segments. 4 solved How to get the segments a user-id belongs to?
You just need to use the example on the Bootstrap website <link href=”https://stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/4.5.2/css/bootstrap.min.css” rel=”stylesheet”/> <div class=”form-check form-check-inline”> <input class=”form-check-input” type=”checkbox” id=”dedup” value=”1″> <label class=”form-check-label” for=”dedup”>deduplication</label> </div> 2 solved CSS with input checkbox [closed]
The first behaviour you list is mathematically called the signum operation. If you are allowed to use numpy, i’d simply do: import numpy sign = numpy.sign(x) With regard to your 2nd question, that’s quite easy. Simply use: int(bool(x)) Edit: With some tinkering i found a solution for your first question, too: negsign = int(int(num) >> … Read more
You used to have str.split(“,”); and split() is a void method. It doesn’t alter str. you could fix it by replacing str.split(“,”) with: str = str.split(“,”), or you could put it all on one line like: while ((str = br1.readLine()) != null) userstr.add(str.split(“,”)[0]); 2 solved How can I separate a single String into two parts? … Read more
The date class defines the __format__() magic method, which is called by str.format() to produce a “formatted” string representation of an object. To quote the documentation for date.__format__(): Same as date.strftime(). This makes it possible to specify a format string for a date object in formatted string literals and when using str.format(). For a complete … Read more