You could use sorted. The following solution works, provided the value of ‘id’ starts with a single character followed by numbers. sorted(b, key=lambda x: int(x[‘id’][1:])) 1 solved How to sort a list by dict values in Python? [closed]
Sure you want html?? <table align=”center” width=”590″ height=”590″ > <tr> <td align=”center” height=”80″ colspan=”4″>central text</td> </tr> <tr> <td align=”center” height=”80″ colspan=”2″>col</td> <td align=”center” colspan=”2″>col</td> </tr> <tr> <td align=”center” height=”40″>t</td> <td align=”center” height=”40″>t</td> <td align=”center” height=”80″ rowspan=”2″>t</td> <td align=”center” rowspan=”2″>t</td> </tr> <tr> <td align=”center” height=”40″>t</td> <td align=”center” height=”40″>t</td> </tr> <tr> <td align=”center” height=”30″>t</td> <td align=”center” >t</td> … Read more
You code is missing a lot of pieces. Just because Dart allows you to write code like a sloppy web developer, does not mean you should. Dart is strongly typed, that is an advantage, please use it. Problems: ceviri has no explicit type. wiki has no explicit return type. wiki is not awaited Your anonymous … Read more
With a comma between the columns… SELECT date, isValid FROM yourTable ORDER BY isValid, date 5 solved SQL – How to order by two columns [closed]
how can I declare an array of 10 pointers to objects of the circle class? Like this: circle* myArray[10]; It is then your responsibility to assign those pointers to point at valid circle objects. But how you do that exactly is outside the scope of your question, as you did not explain how you intend … Read more
In the interface the read method returns an interface{} whereas the CapacityResponse returns an int32. Go’s interface matching is done strictly on the signature of the function and does not take into consideration that an int32 does implement the interface{}. You can work around this by having two methods: // This does the work func … Read more
To generate random names you will need to have a database of names. However, if you can pass off any combination of letters as names then you can achieve this using random.choice. Refer below code which prints out 15 names and the length of names is between 3 and 25 characters. You can extend the … Read more
You create a pointer named buf that points to space containing a single character ‘\0’. Then you use fgets() to try to read an unknown number of characters (you don’t show what maxvalue is) into the space pointed to by buf. But that space is only one character long. Reading into it will overrun the … Read more
Without knowing what the coding exactly should do, given that it should be PHP, I would have expected that it should read <a href=”https://www.example.com”><?php wp_title(‘|’, true, ‘right’);?></a> At least, this would be valid PHP code… 0 solved WordPress php href syntax error [closed]
You are confusing pointers with arrays. A pointer just points; declaring a pointer does not reserve memory, it just creates a pointer variable pointing to some undefined place. Corrected program: char *recepcao(char *receber) { scanf(“%s”, receber); return receber; } int conversao(char *string) { int i, j; for(i=0; string[i]!=’\0′; ++i) { continue; } int var[100]; int … Read more
Try This: <a target=”_blank” href=”https://exemple.com/test”>hello</a> 3 solved Redirect to an other website [duplicate]
Change your build dependencies to use: com.firebaseui:firebase-ui:3.2.1 That is the version compatible with Firebase SDK 11.8.0. solved Firebase Error(Android Studio) [closed]
React, and the Flux pattern (that helps manage complex application with multiple React components) espouse uni-directional data flow. Uni-directional data flow makes an application easy to reason, and debug because: If there is something wrong with a React component, you trace upwards to the parent recursively until you find the root cause, because the data … Read more
A little helper makes life easier: public static JSONArray jsonArray(Object… values) { JSONArray arr = new JSONArray(); arr.addAll(Arrays.asList(values)); return arr; } Then: JSONObject obj = new JSONObject(); obj.put(“data”, jsonArray(jsonArray(“1”, “YES”, “sp_1”, “1”, “xxx”), jsonArray(“2”, “NO” , “sp_2”, “2”, “yyyy”), jsonArray(“3”, “YES”, “sp_3”, “2”, “zzzz”))); System.out.println(obj.toJSONString()); Output {“data”:[[“1″,”YES”,”sp_1″,”1″,”xxx”],[“2″,”NO”,”sp_2″,”2″,”yyyy”],[“3″,”YES”,”sp_3″,”2″,”zzzz”]]} 1 solved create a JSON file in java … Read more
Your last query SELECT 0, department, department_name, ”, ‘NP’ as acc_code, ‘NET PROFIT/(LOSS)’ as acc_name,1, SUM((CASE WHEN acc_code=”CS” OR acc_code=”EX” THEN -1*yr_balance ELSE yr_balance END)), SUM((CASE WHEN acc_code=”CS” OR acc_code=”EX” THEN -1*ly_balance ELSE ly_balance END)), SUM((CASE WHEN acc_code=”CS” OR acc_code=”EX” THEN -1*mn_balance ELSE mn_balance END)), SUM((CASE WHEN acc_code=”CS” OR acc_code=”EX” THEN -1*lm_balance ELSE lm_balance END)), … Read more