Kirat Smart card specifications: Global Platform Card Specification (This is v 2.2.0.7, your card may was compatible a lower version) ISO/IEC 7816 (Regularly you need part 3 and 4) Java Card applet development kit (including API Specifications + RE and VM Specification): Java Card Development Kit 3.0.2 (Download the version that is compatible with your card) … Read more
The commenters are right. It doesn’t matter how long the list of numbers is. R can do the operation in one go. x <- c(25.01, 25.8, 25.4) x-15 [1] 10.01 10.80 10.40 If you do run into a situation with many wide-ranging numbers and need to literally keep what comes after the decimal and pick … Read more
Your actual question of why your echos aren’t working is perfectly reasonable, and it’s an extremely common error for beginners. | is a symbol that takes the output of one command and uses it as the input of another command. In your case, you effectively have echo by itself, which will simply return the status … Read more
I have learned that extending JFrame and JPanel is bad But if you need to draw in the GUI, you often need to extend JPanel, and that’s exactly what you should do here. For example the code where you draw with a Graphics object should be inside of the JPanel’s protected void paintComponent(Graphics g) method. … Read more
You could use the given number as a seed and generate the number using the standard random number function. function getrand($num) { srand($num); return rand(1 , 30); } 0 solved generate unqie life time random number for each number [closed]
For PHP you can do something like this: $string = “one two three four five six seven eight nine One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine oNE tWO tHREE fOuR fIVE sIX sEVEN eIGHT nINE ONE TWO THREE FOuR FIVE SIX SEVEN EIGHT NINE”; $replace = array(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9); $search = array(‘zero’, ‘one’, ‘two’, ‘three’, … Read more
If you’re adamant you that you don’t want to use PHP, you can always do something like this: (It’s not really considered best practice) <form action=”mailto:[email protected]?Subject=Signup%20Info” enctype=”text/plain” method=”post”> <p><label for=”firstName”>First Name:</label><p> <p><input type=”text” name=”firstName” id=”firstName” required><p><br> <p><label for=”lastName”>Last Name:</label><p> <p><input type=”text” name=”lastName” id=”lastName” required><p><br> <input type=”submit” value=”Submit”> </form> Obviously, the mailto will redirect your user … Read more
So the steps are pretty clear from the comments: Write a function that expects one parameter (use defn, fn, or #()) That parameter should be a function, so check for that (fn?) Call that function Return the first element in the returned sequence (first) 3 solved Clojure creating higher order first function
There should be no ” ” space in the EditText is what you want. Nobody will provide you with a ready working code. Here are some pointers to proceed. String a = text.getText().toString();”); This will help you get the string in the edittext So you have the string that the user had entered in the … Read more
There are many statements in your code that literally DO NOTHING, 7+8+14; a+a2; b+b2; c+c2; d+d2; e+e2; f+f2; and answer=answer; You see, answer is uninitialized. You never set it’s value in the code, so you need something like // Initialize `answer’ here answer = 7 + 8 + 14; answer = answer + a + … Read more
With the updated structure with an object, you could use the given keys directly, without iterating. All you need is the right property accessor. object.property // dot notation object[‘property’] // bracket notation var scheduleFee = { poor: { level1: 25, level2: 25, level3: 25 }, good: { level1: 15, level2: 20, level3: 25 }, vgood: … Read more
Can’t you simply set the value of the Name property to the value of the Text property of the TextBox?: private void btnOK_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Name = textBox1.Text; } 7 solved populating property with button click [closed]
There are a few problems with your code above: You are writing your <div> in the <head> section, which is invalid HTML You are using curly “ ” quotes on your <div> class declaration, which won’t work In addition to this, your question is incredibly vague. There don’t appear to be any ‘control commands’ in … Read more
You have multiple misconceptions how updating, APKs and keeping keys secure work. You have to host your APKs somewhere. Github releases is a pretty common way (but slow), but you could also use google drive, dropbox or your own server. Your app has to fetch the server regularly and check if a new APK is … Read more
The source of the error is on line 3 script, first, second, third = argv. argv is a way of seeing what extra information is being given to your program. When you call your program with python section12.py, argv is defined as (“section12.py”,). When you call your program with python section12.py 65, argv is defined … Read more