Month: November 2022

[Solved] How does this method of encrypting web addresses work?

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[ad_1] The “encryption” is not really worth its name. You should rather call it obfuscation. It is just a “formatting nuissance” and no more. Here are the individual steps to turn the long numeric obfuscated string uu into its generating sequence: const uus = [‘11041116111611121115105810471047104810501057110311001104104611191106109811171114110811011121104610991111110910471035’, ‘1104111611161112111510581047104711191119111910461104111110981111110711011110111010971110111011211099111111091112109711101121104610991111110910471035’ ]; uus.forEach(uu => { // divide the string into … Read more

[Solved] Min valule in dict [closed]

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[ad_1] You are getting this – TypeError: ‘int’ object is not iterable Because min expects an iterable. Look at the docs But for i in a.keys() gives you int and you can not iterate over an int object. Pass a list like – min(a) or min(a.values()) # depending on your requirement 1 [ad_2] solved Min … Read more

[Solved] How mingw32-g++ compiler know where to inject system calls in the WIN32 machine executable?

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[ad_1] To quote the gcc manual: If no init section is available, when GCC compiles any function called main (or more accurately, any function designated as a program entry point by the language front end calling expand_main_function), it inserts a procedure call to __main as the first executable code after the function prologue. The __main … Read more

[Solved] What’s wrong with this code which prints the value at address obtained after converting an integer to an integer pointer [closed]

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[ad_1] *((int*)2000) is not “perfectly valid code”. The result of converting an integer to a pointer is implementation-defined. It’s likely that in your implementation, (int*)2000 results in an invalid pointer. Trying to dereference an invalid pointer produces undefined behavior, which means that anything can happen. When you ran the program with the printf line uncommented, … Read more

[Solved] MYSQL SELECT AND COUNT MULTIPLE ROWS BY MONTH

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[ad_1] In order to compute aggregate values you have to use GROUP BY SELECT EXTRACT(YEAR_MONTH FROM `date`) AS year_month, COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM tableName WHERE `status` = ‘sold’ GROUP BY EXTRACT(YEAR_MONTH FROM `date`) Keep in mind that, because of the function EXTRACT() used in the GROUP BY clause, MySQL cannot use an index to optimize … Read more

[Solved] How to parse object1 which contains array1, array1 contains object2, object2 contains array3 and so on.. in typescript or javascript [closed]

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[ad_1] How to parse object1 which contains array1, array1 contains object2, object2 contains array3 and so on.. in typescript or javascript [closed] [ad_2] solved How to parse object1 which contains array1, array1 contains object2, object2 contains array3 and so on.. in typescript or javascript [closed]

[Solved] Can we make FAQ skill with over 8000 questions on dialogflow and amazon alexa?

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[ad_1] For Dialogflow, if you are building an action for Google Assistant, you should use Dialogflow ES, as Dialogflow CX does not support Google Assistant integration. Regarding Dialogflow’s intent limit, in Dialogflow ES, the maximum number of intents you can create and training phrases (per intent & per language) you can add is 2000. If … Read more