[Solved] Is there any way keep part of my code in a seperate document? [closed]

I’m guessing the block of data you want to move to a separate file is also HTML code? If so, you can do this: Move that block of code into a separate .html file and insert this line into your page: <object type=”text/html” data=”yourFile.html” style=”height:300px; width:96%; margin:2%;”></object> The height, width, and margin should be like … Read more

[Solved] C# Console Application program to Create a user defined matrix and find Lowest number [closed]

Put this outside your “main” method to get make sure the user gives a number. private static int GetNumber(string request) { bool succeeded = false; Console.WriteLine(request); string reply=””; while(!succeeded) { reply = Console.ReadLine(); try { int.Parse(reply);//Attempt to convert “reply” into an integer. succeeded = true; } catch { Console.WriteLine(request+” (make it a number)”); } } … Read more

[Solved] My Bootstrap Window Became to large?

It sounds like you may have zoomed in on you’re current website and have not specified how the div’s should act as of yet. <div class=”col-xs-12″> //Stuff here etc </div> The above div will display well across all sizes, but obviously you should assign all screen sizes (xs, sm, md and lg). If you could … Read more

[Solved] How to change random number after the user has guessed it right and displays message when user has input a wrong data type

Here’s the logic: if(input == randNum){ ReLaunchGame(); } Now, for method ReLaunchGame() you must either restart the activity, or reset all the textfields. Just compare their input with the random number you picked. Now, to see if they entered a wrong input. You must first understand exception handling, which I think you do. (http://www.mathcs.emory.edu/) Scanner … Read more

[Solved] Best practice of updating an Android App? [closed]

You should update the application APK from Google play itself. But if you have files other than apk, you could update it from your server throu your appliction code. You can intimate/notify your users about the availability and priority of the updates throu the application by cross-checking the latest version code from your server. Like … Read more

[Solved] How to put a space in front of a next line [closed]

You could use a pseudo-element to insert the : and keep the space of those along the text: <div class=”col-xs-6 doublep”><span>I am a noob</span></div> .doublep { font-size: 0; white-space: nowrap; } .doublep:before { width: 15px; text-align: Center; font-size: 14px; content: “:”; display: inline-block; vertical-align: top; } .doublep span { white-space: normal; font-size: 14px; display: inline-block; … Read more

[Solved] Basic Python 2.7 Math Script (4 variables and 3 consecutive math operations) [closed]

If I understand the problem correctly, I would ask a user what operation he wants to go with: math_option =raw_input(‘Choose the math operation: ‘) and later on check what option was chosen: if math_option == “add”: print add(x, y) if math_option == “multiply”: add_num = add(x,y) mul_num = multiply(math_option,z) print mul_num and so on 1 … Read more

[Solved] ruby how to match a substring [closed]

To get an input out of the whole file: ▶ input = input[/PLAY RECAP.*?^(.+?)^localhost/m, 1] To hashify the result: ▶ input.scan(/(\S+) : ok=(\w+)/).to_h #⇒ { # “ec2-123.compute-1.amazonaws.com” => “16”, # “ec2-456.compute-1.amazonaws.com” => “11”, # “ec2-766.compute-1.amazonaws.com” => “40” # } To sort by host name (thx Wiktor Stribiżew for the reminder.) input.scan(/(\S+) : ok=(\w+)/) .to_h .sort_by … Read more

[Solved] Proper use of NULL in mysql query from php

NULL is a specific value, not a string literal. It should be passed to query directly, i.e. INSERT INTO `Schedule` (`ETA`,`STA`,`ATA`) VALUES (‘2013-08-28 12:30:00’, NULL, NULL); that means your PHP code should handle that and not enclose NULL-s: $timeFormatAndNull = function ($format) { return function($time) use ($format) { $time = strtotime($time); return $time ? strftime($format, … Read more

[Solved] Python if elif code

It’s because the input() function takes string input. Either convert the input into int using int() function OR if x == ‘1’: # your stuffs elif x == ‘2’: # your stuffs The problem is your last condition: elif >=0 because no matter which integer I type it’s always greater than 0 isn’t it? Thus, … Read more