Kirat You are using the variable before it declaration. Carry your variable declaration at the top of the first print function For Example boy_name = “Bobby” print(“there was a boy named ” + boy_name + ” “) print(“there is a boy named timmy”) solved Basic Python variable function not working? [closed]
As pointed out by others, this statement suffers from undefined behavior: *(&x+5) += 7; Memory address &x+5 is outside the bounds of variable x. Writing to that address is a very bad idea. OP’s code sample exploits certain C compiler implementation details. Probably educational; it can be used to demonstrate how hackers can exploit missing … Read more
var songTimer = [0,12,49]; audio.addEventListener(“timeupdate”, function(){ if (songTimer.includes(audio.currentTime)) { // do something } }); solved javascript: How to trigger an if statement when a variable equals a number in an array? [closed]
Change below line and try myProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true; 0 solved My program by C# doesn’t want to open file by Windows Explorer [closed]
To print all bytes in an int? Remember that an int is 32-bit, which is four bytes. Reading it into a char buffer makes it easier to access those four bytes in the int. Edit: Little explanation of the int type… Lets say you have an int: int someIntValue = 0x12345678; This is stored in … Read more
Presumably MAC_ADRESSES is not an array of pointers. NULL is a pointer (normally (void *)0 in C), so you can’t assign it to a non-pointer variable. Edit: Since your definition is char MAC_ADRESSES[MAX_LINES][100], you have a 2D array, not an array of pointers. You can’t store NULL in this array. You can wipe out a … Read more
You cannot check the row count in viewDidAppear because an asynchronous NSURLConnection is used to fetch the JSON data that populates the table view. The correct way is to call reloadData in connectionDidFinishLoading, after you have updated your data source with the response from the URL request. At that point you know if the number … Read more
$var = floatval(str_replace(“,”, “”, “454,454,454”)); 1 solved convert these strings to number
Well if you can’t use man, why not just search for it? Anyway you are using it wrong. If you want to read it by chunks you should do it like this // consider that we allocated enough memory for buffer // and buffer is byte array ssize_t r = 0, i = 0; do … Read more
The simple answer that won’t help you much is that this is done for backwards compatibility with C, that has exactly the same syntax to define variables. The rationale for that design would have to come from the creators of C, and I don’t really know it. What I do know is that most coding … Read more
`$row[‘DESCRIPTION’] = str_replace(array(‘[B]’,'[!B]’), array(‘<b>’, ‘</b>’), $row[‘DESCRIPTION’]);` 3 solved Find Every Occurence of [B] and Replace with Proper Tag in PHP [closed]
You can use the map and abs functions to accomplish this: In [1]: sorted(map(abs, lista)) Out[1]: [1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8] To do this with the code you wrote, you can # The list defined above lista = [a,b,c,d] # Sorted from least to greatest absolute value sorted_abs_list = sorted(map(abs, lista)) # Sorted from … Read more
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in /home3/mafiasec/public_html/logincheck.php on line 311 [closed] solved Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in /home3/mafiasec/public_html/logincheck.php on line 311 [closed]
Just read errors and correct it.. <?php $server2 = ‘192.168.1.211’; $con = mysqli_connect($server2,’root’,’password’,’vvani’); // here, $server2 is variable, not constant if (mysqli_connect_errno()) { echo “Failed to connect to MySQL: ” . mysqli_connect_error(); } 2 solved I want to access another server database in PHP
NameFormController should extend from Controller, not Controlle In your NameFormController, add the function: public function actionName1() { echo ‘action Name1()’; } Don’t forget to update the access rules to allow access to your new action: public function accessRules() { return array( array(‘allow’, ‘actions’ => array(‘index’, ‘view’, ‘name1’), ‘users’ => array(‘*’), ), array(‘deny’, ‘users’ => array(‘*’), … Read more