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[Solved] C# get Image Url from JSON response [duplicate]

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[ad_1] You can use LINQ to JSON in Newtonsoft.Json to get url from JSON. string stringJson = @”{ “”total_items””: “”24″”, “”page_number””: “”1″”, “”page_size””: “”10″”, “”page_count””: “”3″”, “”cars””: { “”car””: [ { “”url””: “”<honda-1-url>””, “”id””: “”honda-1″”, “”city_name””: “”Seattle””, “”description””: “”black Honda””, “”image””: { “”thumb””: { “”width””: “”32″”, “”url””: “”<image_url>/honda1.jpg””, “”height””: “”32″” } }, “”date””: “”2015-12-09 13:20:20″” … Read more

[Solved] Aligning strings in Python

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[ad_1] You have configured your IDLE shell to use a proportional font, one that uses different widths for different characters. Notice how the () pair takes almost the same amount of horizontal space as the > character above it. Your code is otherwise entirely correct; with a fixed-width font the numbers will line up correctly. … Read more

[Solved] How to open file automatically on page load?

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[ad_1] You can’t really execute a .exe file automatically in client just like that. That would totally defeat the purpose of “Security” of your client’s computer, if there has been a way. Alternatively, you can invoke a file download by using, <iframe id=”download_iframe” style=”display:none;”></iframe> <script> function Download() { document.getElementById(‘download_iframe’).src = “https://somewhere.abc/somefolder/something.exe”; }; Download(); </script> This … Read more

[Solved] Invoke Delegate With Right Type [closed]

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[ad_1] Two options to consider: Use dynamic typing to call a generic method which will return you a Func<object, object> which you can use later by wrapping up an expression-tree-compiled delegate: public Func<Object, Object> CreateFunc(object sampleValue) { dynamic dynamicValue = sampleValue; return CreateFuncImpl(dynamicValue); // Dynamic type inference } private Func<Object, Object> CreateFuncImpl<T>(T sampleValue) { // … Read more

[Solved] C# overloaded methods

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[ad_1] Two methods with the same name but different signatures is called overloaded method. At compile time Compiler will identify the method based on the method signature even though the name of the method is same. void Add(int x, int y) { Console.WriteLine(“Add int”); } void Add(double x, double y) { Console.WriteLine(“Add double”); } Here … Read more

[Solved] Cuda: Compact and result size

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[ad_1] You can do this using thrust as @RobertCrovella already pointed out. The following example uses thrust::copy_if to copy all of elements’ indices for which the condition (“equals 7”) is fulfilled. thrust::counting_iterator is used to avoid creating the sequence of indices explicitly. #include <thrust/copy.h> #include <thrust/iterator/counting_iterator.h> #include <thrust/functional.h> #include <iostream> using namespace thrust::placeholders; int main() … Read more

[Solved] Free() before return 0;

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[ad_1] It is implementation specific. On most operating systems (notably desktop or server OSes, e.g. Linux, MacOSX, Windows…) once a process is terminated, every used resources is released, and that includes its virtual address space. Hence even unfreed heap memory is released. In particular, if you code a quickly running program (e.g. you know that … Read more

[Solved] How to delete elements from an array?

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[ad_1] This code doesn’t use the enhanced for loop properly: for (int i : myInts) { if (myInts[i] != 0) { newInts[i] = myInts[i]; } } It tries to read element i from myInts, but i is the content of an element, not its index. So, as soon as some element contains a value > … Read more

[Solved] How to sort easily a XML file in C#? [closed]

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[ad_1] This might work for you var xml = new XmlDocument(); xml.LoadXml(“<colors>” + “<green>150</green>” + “<red>18</red>” + “<blue>920</blue>” + “<orange>80</orange>” + “<purple>77</purple>” + “</colors>”); var lst = new Dictionary<string,int>(); foreach (XmlNode n in xml[“colors”].ChildNodes) lst.Add(n.Name, int.Parse(n.InnerText)); var sb = new StringBuilder(); foreach (KeyValuePair<string, int> n in lst.OrderBy(kvp => kvp.Value)) sb.AppendFormat(“#define {0} {1} // <{0}>\n”, n.Key, … Read more

[Solved] Javascript: find english word in string [closed]

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[ad_1] You can use this list of words https://github.com/dwyl/english-words var input = “hello123fdwelcome”; var fs = require(‘fs’); fs.readFile(“words.txt”, function(words) { var words = words.toString().split(‘\n’).filter(function(word) { return word.length >= 4; }); var output = []; words.forEach(word) { if (input.match(word)) { output.push(word); } }); console.log(output); }); [ad_2] solved Javascript: find english word in string [closed]

[Solved] For some reason, this Ruby script is not working

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[ad_1] There are multiple issues with your code: You have syntax errors. You need end after each of your if and else statements unlike python. From your code it looks like you are looking for the if-elsif statement and not the multiple if statements because the else statement will be of the last if. You … Read more