the java compiler uses the message signature (name, accepted parameters and types and to some degrees the return type) not the method name to identify the method, so there is no additional strain to the compiler. If two methods achieve the same result and differ only in the parameters to complete its job, why should … Read more
if(strcmp((argv[3][i]),”c”)==0) This line is wrong. argv[3][i] is a character, not a string. You probably want : if(argv[3][i]==’c’) 4 solved compare argv[1][i] arrays C++ [closed]
You say: “I never mind getting negative votes.” … I’ll label you as “doesn’t play well with others” 🙂 Anyway, there’s a lot of excellent code that does the charting you need, but your key is how to use your MVC controller to inject that code into your view. Here’s a great article on how … Read more
KeyState value = keys[key]; return value == KeyState::Up || value == KeyState::Down; Of course, those are the only two values you have defined for KeyState, so, as it stands… return true; 2 solved Find an enum inside unordered_map and get its value? [closed]
Introduction This post provides a solution to the problem of extracting word pairs from a sentence. The solution involves using regular expressions to identify the word pairs and then using a loop to iterate through the sentence and extract the word pairs. The code provided is written in Python and can be easily adapted to … Read more
There’s no class by the name of Wpf. If you’re looking for the equivalent of System.Windows.Forms.Form, that would be System.Windows.Window. By the way, WPF is a complex framework in and of itself (not suitable for the unexperienced), I suggest you learn the basics of C# and OOP by practicing with some Console Applications first. 0 … Read more
a#add will select a tag with id as add a #add will select elements inside the a tag that having id add. Take a look at this page https://stackoverflow.com/tags/css/info 2 solved difference between CSS selectors [closed]
Introduction This article provides a solution to the problem of how to stop jQuery from executing any further code. It explains how to use the jQuery.stop() method to prevent jQuery from continuing to execute code after a certain point. It also provides an example of how to use the method in a practical situation. Finally, … Read more
Introduction It is possible to store else-if statements in a XML file and call it from an activity. XML is a markup language that is used to store and transport data, and it can be used to store else-if statements. This can be done by creating a separate XML file and then calling it from … Read more
You’re not updating the value of b inside the loop, so its value is always 6. You need to use an assignment operator to actually set a new value. So, use b = b + 3; or b += 3; instead. 1 solved Why is this while loop an infinite loop? High school introduction to … Read more
Introduction If you are looking for a way to time your JavaScript code, you have come to the right place. In this article, we will discuss the various methods available to time your JavaScript code. We will discuss the pros and cons of each method and provide examples of how to use them. We will … Read more
Introduction CQL (Cassandra Query Language) is a powerful query language used to interact with Apache Cassandra databases. One of the most common questions asked about CQL is whether list values are limited to 65535 bytes. This article will provide an answer to this question and explain why this limit exists. It will also discuss the … Read more
As others have mentioned in the comments, you should not be using insert in this case, you should be using push_back vectorB.push_back(*it); You would typically use insert if there is a specific position that you want to insert the new element. If you are not interested in adding the element to a specific position, then … Read more
NOTE: I am assuming that we do not have use every color. If we do, additional checks can easily be applied. Here is some code that can solve your problem (I think)… It uses a brute force / backtracking algo. Here is the output for 3 colors, and 2 by 3 grid. It prints every … Read more
Introduction In ES6, the concept of truthiness is an important concept to understand. It is a concept that determines whether a value is considered true or false. In this article, we will discuss whether 0 is considered true in ES6. We will look at the different ways that 0 can be evaluated and how it … Read more