Kirat[ad_1] This should do it: My_DICT = {‘Sale_Type’ : ‘Car’, ‘Sale_Length’ : 5, “Query_String” : “”} My_DICT[‘Query_String’] = “select * from Sales where Length > %s” % My_DICT[‘Sale_Length’] — EDIT — Considering your input example, you have a list of dictionaries in My_DICT. You could do it like this: for element in My_DICT: element[‘Query_String’] = … Read more
[ad_1] Just change your if condition and remove 1x zero, so from this: if ($number < 10000) { return pm_number_format($number); } to this: if ($number < 1000) { return pm_number_format($number); } Input: 1 12 123 1234 12345 123456 1234567 12345678 123456789 Output: 1 12 123 1.2K //<–See output as you wanted 12.3K 123.5K 1.2M 12.3M … Read more
[ad_1] you have an error in your code, there is one closing bracket too much change if (document.form[‘form’][‘name’].value != “” && document.form[‘form’][‘city’].value != “” )) { to if (document.form[‘form’][‘name’].value != “” && document.form[‘form’][‘city’].value != “” ) { 1 [ad_2] solved Javascript – verify empty inputs
[ad_1] You can do it using a replacement map, replacing the character at index 1 if the given code doesn’t start with two letters: using System; using System.Text; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; public class Test { private static string[] productCodes = new[] { “MD0133776311I”, “M10133776311I”, “M20133776311I” }; private static Dictionary<char, char> replacementMap = new Dictionary<char, … Read more
[ad_1] Please have a look at the org.jfree.demo.TimeSeriesChartDemo1 class that is included in the JFreeChart download. The source code is included in the source download of JFreeChart, so it’s a good point to start with. I think that’s what you want. Update (revised on your comment): You can change the format of axis labels by … Read more
[ad_1] i solved it. Just i forgot setup UITextView Delegate. Thanks. [ad_2] solved Limit number of characters in uitextview – I have 5 text view same page
[ad_1] Add a forward declaration of library_class_1 in header.h before using it. class library_class_1; class header { public: header(); void DoSomething(library_class_1 const& object_1); } Make sure to #include the .h file that defines library_class_1 in header.cc. #include <librarry_class_1.h> void header::DoSomething(library_class_1 & object_1) { // Use object_1 … } 0 [ad_2] solved Access predefined objects in … Read more
[ad_1] A 2D array does not decay to a pointer to a pointer. By using: maxim=findMax((int **)a,m,n); you are forcing the compiler to ignore your error. Instead of int findMax(int **a,int m,int n) use int findMax(int a[][20],int m,int n) and then, call the function simply using: maxim=findMax(a,m,n); You said: The problem statement says that int … Read more
[ad_1] The problem was the way you were trying to increase incorrect. Just use wrong as a boolean that you will use to decide if you need to increase or not incorrect Here’s the solution: #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #define SIZE 50 /*prototype definitions*/ int compareString(char *, char *); int main(void){ char word[SIZE]; char input[SIZE]; … Read more
[ad_1] Your question is quite vague but I think what I’ve done below can at least nudge you in the right direction. Let’s say you have something like this – a div to hold your search results, each of which is it’s own div with class result, and a separate div to hold the ‘moved’ … Read more
[ad_1] In Java, the test if (i==f && i.equals(f)) is nonsensical. Since i is an Integer and f is a Float, they will never be == (and, since they are incommensurate types, cannot legally be compared with ==). For reference types, the == operator evaluates to true only if the variables reference the same object, … Read more
[ad_1] With vanilla JS, you can loop through the array with the forEach method and construct the li elements accordingly. var data = { “gists”: [ { “name”: “Get the title”, “id”: “beaf8a106e76f4bb82a85ca3a7707a78”, “category”: “Function” }, { “name”: “Get the content”, “id”: “c6ae7c55aa27f8b6dbeb15f5d72762ec”, “category”: “Uncategorized” } ] }; var container = document.querySelector(‘#container’); var ul = … Read more
[ad_1] From my best understanding, i feel you need to manage status flag while moving from one page to another. For this you may use Session variable and initialize it with ‘not complete’ and manipulate it accordingly. For example : $_SESSION[‘Status’]=’not complete’; function menu() { if(status1 == true) { $_SESSION[‘status’] = ‘complete’; } else { … Read more
[ad_1] Here’s a way to do this using the .bit_length method of Python 3 integers. It also uses the string .format method to do the integer to binary string conversion. This function returns a string starting with ‘0’ for non-negative numbers so that they can be distinguished from negative numbers. def twos_complement(n): m = n … Read more
[ad_1] Please take a look at these guides I wrote for an introduction to the Riot API and using/understanding JSON. While you can use many languages like PHP, I teach it in Javascript/Ajax/JQuery as that knowledge than be applied to other languages pretty easily, especially with PHP since the syntax of both look decently similar. … Read more