[Solved] How to make a button open a new activity

Set onClickListener on button in which onClick method start your activity using intent. button.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() { void onClick(View v) { Intent startA = new Intent(MainActivity.this, ActivityToStart.class); startActivity(startA); } }); solved How to make a button open a new activity

[Solved] Reverse the order of an integer in C [closed]

You can just read it in as a string. int main() { char str[80]; fgets(str, 80, stdin); strrev(str); printf(“%s\n”, str); } void strrev(char *str) { char *end, tmp; end = str + strlen(str) – 1; for (; end > str; –end, ++str) { tmp = *end; *end = *str; *str = tmp; } } I … Read more

[Solved] Want to allign image between paragraph

It’s hard to help without some markup, but you can’t float centre, so it would be best to do something like this; <style> .grid-three{ width:33.33%; display:block; float:left; } </style> <p class=”grid-three”>blah blah…</p> <img class=”grid-three” src=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35550841/blah” /> <p class=”grid-three”>blah blah…</p> This is a very simple configuration – you may want to experiment to get this working … Read more

[Solved] Exceeding unsigned boundary [closed]

Unsigned char’s (assuming char is only eight bits) can only represent 28 numbers, from 0 to 255. You’ll need to use another type such as int to represent this. 2 solved Exceeding unsigned boundary [closed]

[Solved] Unordered List and fonts appearing differently in different browsers

The <details> element is not currently (11th May 2016) supported by IE and is an experimental feature in Firefox requiring a preference ‘flag’ to be set/enabled. Per MDN This feature is available since Firefox 47 behind the preference dom.details_element.enabled, defaulting to false, except on Nightly and Aurora versions (bug 1241750). Support for it is enabled … Read more

[Solved] Why do we need a private constructor at all?

We can’t instantiate more than one object at a time via private constructors. No, we can. A private constructor only avoids instance creation outside the class. Therefore, you are responsible for deciding in which cases a new object should be created. And as expected both the strings are being printed. Did I miss something? You … Read more

[Solved] Iterate through two directories [closed]

I was wondering if there is a better way of achieving this in C# without iterating through each directory and storing the details in a separate list. Use EnumerateFiles on both directories, zip-join them, and then run the join through a foreach loop. var firstFiles = Directory.EnumerateFiles(…); var secondFiles = Directory.EnumerateFiles(…); var joined = firstFiles.Zip(secondFiles, … Read more

[Solved] System.ArgumentNullException: Value cannot be null. Parameter name: source [closed]

Seats will be null if you call the method without matching data / query argument. You need to also check that, like so for instance: [HttpPost] public String Indexhome( IEnumerable<Seat> Seats ) { if ((Seats == null) || !Seats.Any(s => s.IsSelected)) { return “you didnt select any seats”; } else { return “you selected ” … Read more