You need to take smaller than as condition and the numerical value, because you would compare strings., which goes wrong for ’40’ and ‘100’, for example. let intervals = [ { id: “1”, interval_start: “0”, interval_end: “40” }, { id: “2”, interval_start: “41”, interval_end: “65” }, { id: “3”, interval_start: “66”, interval_end: “80” }, { … Read more
In the first example, the loop runs until the pointer itself becomes null, which it never does (instead, it’s eventually incremented past the end of the buffer, whereupon the program exhibits undefined behavior). In the second example, the loop runs until the character pointed to becomes zero – which it does once the advancing pointer … Read more
int size = 0; while(size < MAX_ARRAY_LENGTH && // prevent overflow. // Will stop here if out of space in array // otherwise && (logical AND) will require the following be true file >> months[size] // read in month >> temps[size][0] // read in first temp >> temps[size][1]) // read in second temp { // … Read more
I’m not sure that I really understand your description of what you are doing, but this stands out: this.containers.put(this.currentHashMapKey, tempHashMap); // … tempHashMap.clear(); When you call clear(), you remove all entries from tempHashMap. Since this is the map object that you added as a value in the containers map, you are clearing it there as … Read more
It sounds like you’re saying you’re printing numbers to stdout and they’re going off the screen. Since you’re using C++ you can replace cout in your output instructions with an ofstream (output file stream) like so: #include <fstream> // … ofstream outFile(“myNums.txt”); // … outFile << myNum; An easier way if you already have the … Read more
I’d start by separating out my animation logic from my event and timing logic. This keeps things a little simpler in that you can always activate the animation logic without having to depend on a click event, so something like this: var animatePanel = function(panelName,nextPanel){ // animation logic here }; $(‘.p-nav-nav’).on(‘click’, function(e) { var $this … Read more
In Case your HTML Looks like this: <form id=”myform” name=”myform” action=”destination.html”> <input id=”sub_Button” type=”button” value=”clickme” onclick=”mySubmitFunction();” /> </form> Do you mean JavaScript? document.myform.submit(); Or JQuery? $(“#myform”).submit(); 1 solved What function does a submit button call? [closed]
This turned out to be either a bug in the core library or a very misguided documentation, depending on the perspective (issue #29850). The behavior of the function unsafe_convert changed from version 0.4 to 0.5, in a way that makes it more flexible than what is currently suggested. According to this commit, unsafe_convert changed from … Read more
Assuming you’re talking about java.util.Scanner, the default delimiter is whitespace. Therefore, if you enter “14 45 20 16” on the command line and then pressed the enter key, the nextInt or next call on the scanner instance would return 14. If you then call nextInt on scanner again, you get no prompting; that would immediately … Read more
This should be enough code to get you started. You just need a flag to determine whether a number should be hidden or not: grid = [ [{“number”: 1, “hidden”: True}, {“number”: 5, “hidden”: False}, {“number”: 8, “hidden”: True}], [{“number”: 3, “hidden”: True}, {“number”: 2, “hidden”: True}, {“number”: 4, “hidden”: False}], [{“number”: 9, “hidden”: True}, … Read more
You need to update __construct function of constractemp class for then call parent::__construct to set first and last name. <?php class baseemp { protected $firstname; protected $lastname; public function getfullname() { return $this->firstname .”. $this->lastname; } public function __construct($first,$last) { $this->firstname=”$first”; $this->lastname=”$last”; } } class fulltimeemp extends baseemp { public $monthlysal; public function monthlysalary() { … Read more
Use the answer to this question to sort both sides of the comparison alphabetically, and then compare the two sides with an equals operator. solved Convert SQL query to SQL Server [closed]
It is hard to tell what you want, but based on your edits it looks like you are trying to do something like this: replys = [] while True: reply = input(‘Enter text, [type “stop” to quit]: ‘) print(reply) if reply == ‘stop’ or reply == ‘ ‘: print(” “.join(replys)) break replys.append(reply) 1 solved Python–always … Read more
Object oriented + Inheritence can help you. I think you mean this structure: class Person {}; class Father : public Person {}; class Mother : public Person {}; class Child : public Father, public Mother {}; class Son : public Child {}; class Daughter: public Child {}; class Family { Father father; Mother mother; std::vector<Child> … Read more
There is no difference in terms of memory management. Static variables and global variables both have “static storage duration”, which means they are destroyed when the program exits. solved Difference between static variable and global variable in C++ in terms of Memory Management? [closed]