[Solved] Android Skype recorder [closed]

[ad_1] As the community ratings suggest, you should try to give us code that isn’t working and specifically ask for something that volunteers can fix. Besides that point, here’s what i do know from past experiences with Android and recording: for your app to record what is being displayed on the screen, you need access … Read more

[Solved] How to automatically remove certain preprocessors directives and comments from a C header-file?

[ad_1] You could use a regular expression to replace the parts of the file you don’t want with the empty string (Note, this is very basic, it won’t work e.g. for nested macros): #!/usr/bin/env python import re # uncomment/comment for test with a real file … # header = open(‘mycfile.c’, ‘r’).read() header = “”” #if … Read more

[Solved] Convert from Dict to JSON in Python

[ad_1] Python lists use commas, not colons: json_dict = {‘type’: str(“id”), ‘entries’: [[‘a’, “91”], # note the comma after ‘a’, not a colon [‘b’, “65”], [‘c’, “26”], [‘d’, “25”]]} With commas, this is now valid Python syntax, producing a data structure that can be serialised to JSON: >>> json_dict = {‘type’: str(“id”), … ‘entries’: [[‘a’, … Read more

[Solved] How to check how many times one number appears in the second number? [closed]

[ad_1] int count=0; if((second%10)==first){ count++; } if(Math.round((second/10))==first){ count++; } System.out.println(first+” occurs “+count+” times in “+second); Maybe this can help you ;), replace your last println by this 8 lines 😉 but as shmosel sait in comment, be carreful it’s int first = n.nextInt(10); int second = n.nextInt(90)+10; 0 [ad_2] solved How to check how many … Read more

[Solved] Rewrite query for SQL Server from Oracle

[ad_1] The FROM clause in the NOT EXISTS subquery is using the source table instead of the target table. Change the table name in the NOT EXISTS subquery to the target table name: INSERT INTO swi (co, na, ci, ac, id, version, add) SELECT co, na, ci, acc, id, ?, address FROM swi_tmp WHERE NOT … Read more

[Solved] Prime numbers with input from keyboard

[ad_1] Track the number of primes you have printed, which is not x. Check whether you have printed enough. import java.util.Scanner; public class PrimeNumbers{ public static void main(String[] agrs){ int max; int numPrinted=0; Scanner sk = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print(“How many prime numbers you want to display? “); max = sk.nextInt(); System.out.print(“Prime numbers: “); for(int x … Read more