I think I managed to generate this correctly (on iPad, sat on the sofa) … There could be some typos ; ) Usage: perl test_x397.pl <path> test_x397.pl #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use warnings; use Encode; my ($path) = @ARGV; $path // die “No path specified”; (-e $path) or die “Path not found: $path”; (-d $path) … Read more
This type of encoding is called Base64 – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64 You can decode it using base64_decode() function in PHP (as you can see it attached snippet) or online there – https://www.base64decode.org/ 3 solved What type of encoding this is? [closed]
To create a specific number of objects and store them somewhere you can easily use arrays: Scanner[] scanners = new Scanner[num_of_scanners]; At this point you will have an array of null scanner objects. To declare them properly you have to use a loop like this: for (int i = 0; i < scanners.length; i++) { … Read more
A problem is here this.Denom = this.Denom * frac.Denom; frac.Num = frac.Num * this.Denom; Your setting this.Denom before you set frac.Num, you have to switch the order to frac.Num = frac.Num * this.Denom; this.Denom = this.Denom * frac.Denom; 0 solved JAVA: There are no Errors in my code, But i’m not getting the right answer … Read more
I like using Sublime text. It’s very lightweight and extemely versatile :). You can install alot of free very creative plugins to help you coding too including some SVN plugins. To share your code another way i guess you could use something like github or tortoise SVN too. To work on thesame file online i … Read more
Without regex: s = “20160204094836A” year = s[:4] day = s[4:6] month = s[6:8] print(year, day, month) With Regex: import re s = “20160204094836A” result = re.search(r”^(\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2})”, s) year = int(result.group(1)) day = int(result.group(2)) month = int(result.group(3)) print(year, day, month) solved date extraction through regex [closed]
Return works perfectly, it’s just that your code is not using it. The call to factorial(num) produces no output, just the return value. If you want to see it printed, add cout << factorial(num) << endl; 6 solved Why does return not work?
You have a list for example [1, 2, 3] If you want to add another element use append: list = [1, 2, 3] list.append(4) solved When to use append?
You can simply use the String#split method on any element of the array, whose delimiter can be any character. Here is an example where I chose : to be the delimiter. String[] information = { “Castiel Li:123-456-7890” }; String[] args = information.split(“:”); String name = args[0]; String phoneNumber = args[1]; solved split String in an … Read more
Following updated question, here is another try … if ((entity.Price != 100000 && entity.Area != 2000 && entity.Number != 55) || (entity.Type != 3 || entity.Fraction <= 0.3)) { // Do stuff } Of course if you break those three statements out in to separate Boolean values that are appraised first then it is more … Read more
I think that the main reason is people knew the product. If they start looking for it now, they see something that they don’t know as it has changed and will not download it as fast as before. If everyone is used to the icon, your downloads will increase. There is no ranking part that … Read more
Since you tagged cakephp, Cake offers the Hash class which can do this for you. $newArray = Hash::extract($viewable_collection_ids, ‘{n}.collection_id’); Cake Docs solved PHP Converting an Array [closed]
The problem is in comparing to an unsigned number after an underflow. The size of the vector is 1. You subtracr 2, and get -1 mathematically. In unsigned math, however, you get a very large number, so your loop continues for much longer than you expected. To avoid situations like this, replace subtraction with addition: … Read more
You can do it like this: names = [[‘N’, ‘I’, ‘T’, ‘I’, ‘N’], [‘I’, ‘N’, ‘T’, ‘N’, ‘I’]] for s in map(”.join, names): print(s) 2 solved how exactly with keyword in python works [duplicate]
So, in ASP.NET Boilerplate there are services that we use in controllers. This services can be used in JavaScript file such as var _tenantService = abp.services.app.tenant; In view (cshtml) when we click on submit button, form is being sent to app services. _$form.find(‘button[type=”submit”]’).click(function (e) { e.preventDefault(); if (!_$form.valid()) { return; } var tenant = _$form.serializeFormToObject(); … Read more