Q1. can we compile this java class? Note we don’t have a main method in this class. Yes, that class should compile. There’s no requirement that says you need a main method in every class for it to compile. (Most of your classes won’t have their own main method.) Q2. Is there any way we … Read more
In SQL Server, the update should start: update TBLSurvey set Status = -1 from TBLSurvey . . . The syntax for update in SQL Server is here. If I had to guess, it looks like you are confused with aspects of MySQL syntax. solved Incorrect syntax near the keyword ‘set’ and ‘as’ [closed]
Just change scanf(“%c”,&one); to scanf(” %c”,&one); and scanf(“%c”,&two); to scanf(” %c”,&two); scanf function seems to be skipped in c 1 solved C Programming Rock-Paper-Scissors Not Working [duplicate]
.your-div-class:hover, .your-div-class:focus { color: #fff; } side note: check in your code that .your-div-class or any class associated to its inner text hasn’t a color assigned with !important, in that case either remove the !important or assign it to the hover too. EDIT: try this: .schedule-layout2 .schedule-nav li:hover .day-number { color: #fff !important; } .schedule-layout2 … Read more
If you really want to implement this as a macro then you need to remove the return from inside the macro. You can’t assign the “result” of your macro to a variable as it is not a single statement. #include <cstdio> #define IPV4_ZEROVAL_CHECK(ip, result) {int d1,d2,d3,d4; result = (4 == sscanf(ip, “%d.%d.%d.%d”, &d1, &d2, &d3, … Read more
Here is the simplest version using your original line of thoughts Implementing a range function can be more complex than this, but since this works, I suggest it for now function buildArray(a, b) { var arr = []; for (var i = a; i <= b; i++) { arr.push(i); } return arr; } console.log(buildArray(5, 10)); … Read more
You don’t have to make the member names match the SQL column names. If you’re using some kind of ORM, there’s almost always a way to specify the mapping explicitly. For ADO.Net, obviously you’re free to use the names as appropriate. I’d rename the member NoteText. I’d also consider applying the same change in SQL, … Read more
The problem is the condition becomes false in the first instance of the loop , 5/360 would be 0.013888 which is less than 0.0 , So it would not enter to append the text which you are trying to do. So the loop exists and the object text has only the initial value which was … Read more
You can do aggregation with coalesce() : select event_id, coalesce(max(case when state=”FAILED” then ‘FAILED’ end), max(case when state=”COMPLETED” then ‘COMPLETED’ end), ‘PENDING’ ) from table t group by event_id; solved Very complicated SQL query
Nullable types can hold nulls. When type is nullable the question mark is set after it’s type: val str: String? = null Non-nullable types can’t hold nulls: val str: String = “some value” If we try to set null value to Non-nullable type, IDE will give an error and code will not be compiled: val … Read more
There are multiple of packages available : Best one :moneyphp/money Alternatives : Torann/laravel-currency akaunting/money However, you can actually find these and some more on your own. If you do not find these from google search, packagist can be the place to search for a package using keyword like money, currency in this case and you … Read more
Just set onClick in the XML, it’s much easier. android:onClick=”whatever” Then in your class, public void whatever(View v) { // Do your stuff } You do not need all this: button.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() { @Override public void onClick(View v) { image.setImageResource(R.drawable.player_pause); } }); 1 solved button.setOnClickListener not working
You are setting the query before you add the filter to the query string. // Get the results from the query $query->setQuery($sqlSelect) ->setParameter(‘startMonth’, $startMonth) ->setParameter(‘endMonth’, $endMonth); if (!empty($filter)) { $sqlSelect .= ‘AND LOG.VALUE LIKE :filter ‘; $query->setParameter(‘filter’, ‘%’.$filter.’%’); } You are setting the query to $sqlSelect and aftwards appending the filter part after setting the … Read more
for ( a = line.getSize() – 1; a >= 0; a–); test(a, line); } You have a semicolon at the end of your for loop. What happens is that the for loop loops but never executes test. So a is set to -1 through the iterations then test is called. Get rid of the semicolon … Read more
You should be able to just use string concatenation with +. mfile.open ( accname + “.txt”); If you are not on c++ 11, then you probably need a C-style string. mfile.open ( (accname + “.txt”).c_str()); 5 solved C++ Probllem with output [closed]