[Solved] Python urllib2 or requests post method [duplicate]

This is not the most straight forward post request, if you look in developer tools or firebug you can see the formdata from a successful browser post: All that is pretty straight forward bar the fact you see some : embedded in the keys which may be a bit confusing, simpleSearchSearchForm:commandSimpleFPSearch is the key and … Read more

[Solved] keep value when item costs more [closed]

Your conditions are wrong eg instead of if(japp<=5 ) you should do if(japp>0 && money >=10) // since japp>0 to buy it also since each japp //costs 10 money , so money should also be greater than 10. Same for other products. Also your condition if(money <-1) japp++; And if(jazz <= 0) becomes unnecessary 1 … Read more

[Solved] Java: Get hashmap value [closed]

This is how you can iterate over your Map: for (Map.Entry<String, Integer> entry : killstreaks.entrySet()) { String key = entry.getKey(); Integer value = entry.getValue(); // continue here } To get a specific value (Integer) from your Map use: killstreak.get(“yourKey”); Seeing from your comment that you want to increment entries by 1, you can use: killstreaks.put(key, … Read more

[Solved] How to store uint32_ts in an array of uint8_ts

The portable way to manipulate raw byte arrays is std::memcpy and char buffers. uint32_t toBeSent = 42; char buffer[sizeof toBeSent]; std::memcpy(&buffer, &toBeSent, sizeof toBeSent); sendBuffer(buffer); // … uint32_t toBeReceived; char buffer[sizeof toBeReceived]; receiveBuffer(buffer); std::memcpy(&toBeReceived, &buffer, sizeof toBeReceived); 4 solved How to store uint32_ts in an array of uint8_ts

[Solved] select specific para from text file

You can try below pattern which is working: import re str1 = “StartString fcchwd dheoidfjewofd edeodei eddeed dd djded dojef efjefj fefije efoef; StartString wdjkndd dwojdpjf wodjojd wdjwjdm wodjow wdjwdjm ojdowj ww wdeswjd wdojwod; #jfejf /** hfhih **/ dijhfs wdjw StartString wkpwkd dokowdk djd owjidwo;” regex = re.compile(r'(StartString.+?;)’) l = regex.findall(str1) print(l) Output: C:\Users\Desktop>py x.py … Read more

[Solved] Expected ‘}’ but eof found [closed]

Your static block is off, and you’re missing any import(s). Java doesn’t have a named dictionary parameter syntax, it should look something like private static Set<Book> books; // do not use raw-types static { books = new HashSet<>(); // diamond operator books.add(new Book(1, “C++”, 10, “ABC”)); // need to close the .add() call books.add(new Book(2, … Read more

[Solved] Adding text to a div with JS, [duplicate]

You need to add jquery library to work with jQuery Use $(‘#log’)[0].innerHTML or $(‘#log’).html(content) or use pure javascript as document.getElementById(‘log’).innerHTML $(document).ready(function() { //wrap code with document ready handler for executing code only after dom is ready $(‘#log’)[0].innerHTML = ‘1’; //[0] will return dom object $(‘#log1’).html(‘2’); //html() is the method that can apply to jQuery object … Read more

[Solved] Break and Continue (C)

Change the condition in your while loop to use == not =. Right now you are making an assignment and not comparing the two meaning the first chars will always be the same and give a score of 1. You can then remove the if statement from inside the loop. The assignment asks you to … Read more

[Solved] How do I remove HTML from the SAS URL access method?

This should do what you want. Removes everything between the <> including the <> and leaves just the content (aka innerHTML). Data HTMLData; filename INDEXIN URL “http://www.zug.com/”; input; textline = _INFILE_; /*– Clear out the HTML text –*/ re1 = prxparse(“s/<(.|\n)*?>//”); call prxchange(re1, -1, textline); run; 2 solved How do I remove HTML from the … Read more

[Solved] Worst case memory access in 80×86 assembly

From memory, the instruction has an opcode byte (“add”), an address mode byte, an offset for x (4 bytes) and the constant (4 bytes) ==> 10 bytes. I assume the 486 fetches 4 bytes at a time from memory with a bus address aligned to 4 byte DWORD boundaries. So 10 bytes arguably takes 3 … Read more