[Solved] Python use of a:[1,3]? [closed]

[ad_1] This is the syntax of a dictionary in Python, a data structure which maps an index to another object. a = tf.placeholder(tf.float32) {a: [1,3]} In this case, a is a Tensor from Tensorflow and [1,3] are the values it will assume when the graph is executed. IMO, you should invest your time into acquiring … Read more

[Solved] Why savepath resets userpath in Matlab?

[ad_1] I could not maintain stably the userpath in the system so a solution which works in the beginning of the functions checkSystemMemory(); %% TODO Virtual memory; enable virtual memory on HDDs. % http://askubuntu.com/q/799834/25388 home=char(java.lang.System.getProperty(‘user.home’)); % all systems if (isempty(userpath)) userpath(fullfile(home, ‘Documents/bin/matlab/’) ) % list software locations in the project location addpath(fullfile(home, ‘Documents/Math/’) ) % … Read more

[Solved] PHP Login & MySql Query

[ad_1] There are a few problems with your script. First off, you start by using PDO to connect to the database, then you use mysql_* functions (which are deprecated, stick to PDO !!!). Plus, you are not properly escaping your data, and your code is potentially vulnerable to SQL injection. Secondly, the query you are … Read more

[Solved] ‘IndexError: list index out of range’ – reading & writing from same csv file [closed]

[ad_1] For anyone who has the same problem in the future, the solution is to remove the extra line. writer=csv.DictWriter(f,fieldnames=fieldnames, lineterminator=”\n”) Although it can be read with the extra line spacing by changing This: namesList = [x[0] for x in people] To this: namesList = [x[0:1] for x in people] (in my example) blank results … Read more

[Solved] Find maximum sum possible

[ad_1] Probably something along these lines; public int getMaxSum(int[] numbers) { //this stores the highest sum we have found so far //Integer.MIN_VALUE is the smallest possible value, //but your assignment would work with maxSum = -10000; int maxSum = Integer.MIN_VALUE; //starting at the 1st number in the list, then the 2nd, etc for (int pos … Read more

[Solved] C# Sudoku Board Generator [closed]

[ad_1] Something like this will provide a basic console output of your board. foreach (var cell in board.Cells) { int x = cell.Column; int y = cell.Row; Console.SetCursorPosition(x * 2, y * 2); Console.Write(cell.Value.HasValue ? cell.Value.Value.ToString() : ” “); } Console.ReadKey(); I’m multiplying the X and Y by 2 for the purpose of separating the … Read more

[Solved] mysql , max ,groub by [closed]

[ad_1] suggest that if your above SQL statement can query the result. maybe you can just skip the “order by” and simply just select * from (/* your SQL statement without “order by”*/) a order by a.message_id desc sorry that as it is difficult to see your screen capture and help you to resolve the … Read more

[Solved] How to make items on a list show, with input from the user [closed]

[ad_1] You can do that: a = [“first answer”, “second answer”, “last answer”] answer = raw_input(“\n”.join([chr(x + ord(‘A’)) + “) ” + a[x] for x in xrange(len(a))])) Edit (for Python 3): a = [“first answer”, “second answer”, “last answer”] answer = input(“\n”.join([chr(x + ord(‘A’)) + “) ” + a[x] for x in range(len(a))])) Explanation: for … Read more

[Solved] Linq join between two Lists [closed]

[ad_1] var result = studentList .Join(markList, m => m.Id, s => s.Sid, (s, m) => new { s, m }) .GroupBy(t => t.s) .Select(g => new { Student = g.Key, MarksCount = g.Count(), Marks = g.Select(x => x.m).ToList() }) .ToList(); MarksCount – total marks for this student Marks – List of marks for this student … Read more

[Solved] counting occurrences in list of list

[ad_1] We have some list of lists a. We want to get counts for each of the sublists, and the total of those counts. Note that the total counts will just be the sum of the counts of the sublists. from collections import Counter a = [[‘das’,’sadad’,’asdas’,’das’],[‘das’,’sadad’,’da’],[‘aaa’,’8.9′]] def count(list_of_lists): counts = [Counter(sublist) for sublist in … Read more