[Solved] Convert string 2020-05-14T13:37:49.000+0000 to DateTime using format

[ad_1] You should use K format specifier, since it represents timezone offset string format = “yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.FFFK”; or zzz, which means signed timezone offset string format = “yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.FFFzzz”; You also might change DateTimeStyles to AdjustToUniversal to get 5/14/2020 1:37:49 PM date, otherwise it’ll be adjusted to local time DateTime d; DateTime.TryParseExact(f, format, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, DateTimeStyles.AdjustToUniversal, out d); … Read more

[Solved] Convert nvarchar(255) to date SQL

[ad_1] You can take advantage of SQL Server’s flexibility to recognize various date formats. If you have the right regional settings, this should just work: cast(mycol as date) This gives you back a value of date datetype that corresponds to the input string; Demo on DB Fiddle: select cast(‘Jan 18 2019 12:00AM’ as date) | … Read more

[Solved] Unable to use await in an if function

[ad_1] Your issue starts with question 4. You are trying to run code without waiting for the return. if (positionInput.content.toLowerCase() === ‘community agent’) { // Won’t wait call.prompt(question5CommunityString, { time: 50000, channel: usersDMs }).then(question5CMsg => { question5Answer = question5CMsg.content; // Won’t run we likely already left the scope without waiting for the return }); // … Read more

[Solved] Fahrenheit to Celsius convert and printing problem [duplicate]

[ad_1] You need to use String interpolation, otherwise it’s just text. Replace c with \(c) to actually get the value of variable c value. Also f with \(f) for the same reason. var conversion = “\(f) degrees Fahrenheit = \(c) degrees Celsius” 5 [ad_2] solved Fahrenheit to Celsius convert and printing problem [duplicate]

[Solved] Calling viewDidLoad in UITextField [closed]

[ad_1] Call generateDummyTransactions() from sendButton’s IBAction method and then fetch the textField’s text there, i.e. class VC: UIViewController { @IBOutlet weak var providerForm: UITextField! @IBAction func onTapSendButton(_ sender: UIButton) { self.generateDummyTransactions() } func generateDummyTransactions() { if let text = self.providerForm.text { //use text here… } } } [ad_2] solved Calling viewDidLoad in UITextField [closed]

[Solved] Average of empty list throws InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no elements [closed]

[ad_1] Not much to it – it’s just how the code was written. Take a look at the docs and you’ll see – Exceptions ArgumentNullException – source is null. InvalidOperationException – source contains no elements. Makes sense though. You can’t get an average from zero items. 2 [ad_2] solved Average of empty list throws InvalidOperationException: … Read more

[Solved] How to query database column names? [closed]

[ad_1] just change database name and table name with yours and run this query SELECT `COLUMN_NAME` FROM `INFORMATION_SCHEMA`.`COLUMNS` WHERE `TABLE_SCHEMA`=’database_name’ AND `TABLE_NAME`=’table_name’ and COLUMN_NAME like ‘link_%’ [ad_2] solved How to query database column names? [closed]

[Solved] How can I estimate standard error in maximum likelihood destinati in [closed]

[ad_1] You have to evaluate the Hessian to estimate standard error for a parameter fit = optim(start.theta, fn = function, #start.theta initial value of paramter hessian = TRUE, method = “L-BFGS-B”, #hessian True to calculate Hessian matrix lower = c(), upper = c(), control = list(trace = 1, fnscale = -1)) #fnscale= -1 to maximize … Read more

[Solved] Find name of member in list

[ad_1] You can get the values of your properties using Reflection and then use LINQ to get name of the property that has the value of 100: var userType = typeof(User); var properties = userType .GetProperties() .Where(x => x.Name.StartsWith(“Value”)).ToList(); foreach (var user in LiUsers) { var property = properties.FirstOrDefault(x => (int)x.GetValue(user) == 100); if(property != … Read more