As i said problem is in scanning N and M variables. Change scanf(“%d %d”,&N,&N); to scanf(“%d”,&N); scanf(“%d”,&M); and you are fine. Problem was you were reading N twice while didnt read an M which was used uninitialized. Non-static variables (local variables) are indeterminate. Reading them prior to assigning a value results in undefined behavior. You … Read more
You could just iterate until 5 instead of 6 and print your message out of the loop: for counter in range(5): # Remove the if statement: # if counter == 5: # print(“”) # break myCar.accelerate() time.sleep(1) print(“Maximum speed reached!”) 1 solved Break out of Python for loop
Look into javascript templating. See mustache.js for one example. e.g. <script type=”text/template” id=”template”> {{#elements}} <div id=”{{id}}”> {{content}} </div> {{/elements}} </script> And your JavaScript: var view = { “elements”: [ { id: “one”, content: “Lorem ipsum dolor” }, { id: “two”, content: “Sit amet consectetur” } ] } var template = document.getElementById(“template”).innerHTML; var output = Mustache.render(template, … Read more
Read the printf spec: First format string, then parameters. #include <stdio.h> int main(){ long mn = 166662; printf(“Howdy, I am %ld i hope that you had a better better day than I am having.\n”, mn ); return 0; } 2 solved printf() function in C
Never use commas in the FROM clause. Always use proper, explicit JOIN syntax. Then, you cannot nest aggregation functions, so this should be sufficient: SELECT o.ID_DOSSIER, SUM(CASE WHEN ID_TYPE IN (‘0’, ‘1’) THEN TTL * -1 WHEN ID_TYPE IN (‘2’, ‘3’) THEN TTL END) FROM ope o JOIN actor a ON o.ID_ACTION = a.ID_ACTION GROUP … Read more
For Java 8 use a lambda expression and the Arrays sort function: Users[] someUsers = {user1, user2, user3}; Arrays.sort(someUsers, (a,b) -> a.firstName.compareTo(b.firstName)); For previous versions use a Collection Comparator: Users[] someUsers = {user1, user2, user3}; List<Users> userList = new ArrayList<Users>(Arrays.asList(someUsers)); Comparator<Users> comparator = new Comparator<Users>() { @Override public int compare(Users left, Users right) { return … Read more
That code runs just fine with the java command-line tool: java canine When you do java canine, you’ll telling the java tool to find and load the canine class and run its main method. If you were using java Animal, the issue is that Animal has no main. canine does. Clearly, class canine is -in … Read more
If all of your images are similarly sized, you are attempting to allocate ~2028601104 bytes = ~1981055KB = ~1934MB. You have 64MB or less on most Android devices that your app can use. The image that you failed on is 22050012 bytes in size, when decoded and perhaps scaled. That is equivalent to 2347 x … Read more
No need to make thinks more complicated than they need to be… IF OBJECT_ID(‘tempdb..#TestData’, ‘U’) IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #TestData; CREATE TABLE #TestData ( ID INT NOT NULL, [Year] INT NOT NULL ); INSERT #TestData (ID, Year) VALUES (1, 2010), (1, 2010), (2, 2010), (2, 2011), (3, 2012), (4, 2013), (5, 2014), (5, 2014), … Read more
In i = i– – –i you have: i–, a post-decrement, which retrieves the current value of i (1) and then decrements i to 0 – –i, a pre-decrement, which decrements i again and retrieves the updated value, -1 So you end up with i = 1 – -1 which is 2. Needless to say, … Read more
There are a few issues on your snippet. You are not loading jQuery library so you cannot select a DOM element(such as p.slider-price) like $(“p.slider-price”). To fix that, you should load the jQuery library (in fiddle you do that by choosing it from the frameworks & extensions menu). Than, using jQuery you will be able … Read more
Use: var queryStringParts = queryString.split(‘&’); var pairs = queryStringParts.map(function(str) { return str.split(‘=’) }) var rewrittenParts = pairs.map(function(pair){ return ‘slides[0].’ + pair[0] + ‘=’ + pair[1] }); var newQuerystring = rewrittenParts.join(‘&’); As was pointed out in the comments, in this specific case we could skip the split into pairs step and just do var queryStringParts = … Read more
d1 is not initialized in the else block and in only in the if or else if blocks, so if all the statements in if() and else if() blocks are false then the controller comes to the else block, where d1 is still not initialized. so when you try to access it inside system.out.println(), the … Read more
Just change your second loop like this: for(int j=i; j>=1; j–) and it will work. DEMO solved please help me for loop c++ i don’t to run it
raw_input returns a string … you cannot square a string (or raise it to any power for that matter) try def square(n): n = int(n) #this will try to force it to be an integer instead of a string … print square(n) beware if a user types “hello” or something though .. as it cannot … Read more