you can use the following code :- ContentValues cv = new ContentValues(); cv.put(“Field1″,”Bob”); //These Fields should be your String values of actual column names cv.put(“Field2″,”19”); cv.put(“Field2″,”Male”); myDB.update(TableName, cv, “_id>=120 and _id<=150”, null); solved Android Sqlite update between
Forgetting the return value results in the control flow reaching the end of a function. The C and C++ standards both describe this case. Note that main is an exception to this case and is described separately. Flowing off the end of a function is equivalent to a return with no value; this results in … Read more
if array length is odd take element # (length+1)/2 else take average of element # length/2 and # length/2 – 1 solved What is Median of Sorted Arrays in O(log n) complexity? [closed]
You should add your file names of *.lib files to vs’ linker. Instruction: 1.Open your project Property pages.(Press Alt+F7 in vs). 2.Expand “Configuration Properties”. 3.Expand “Linker”. 4.You will find item “Input” under “Linker” and click the “Input”. 5.On the right side,you will find a item “Additional Dependencies”. 6.Add your lib file names here.(for example lib1.lib;lib2.lib…,separate … Read more
You need to call rand() each time you want a random number. As you have it now you’re generating one random number, then incrementing it and printing it out 20 times so you’re going to get 20 sequential numbers. Try something like srand(time(NULL)); // Seeding the random number generator for(int i=0; i<20; ++i) { cout … Read more
Example using Connectivity Plugin by James Montemagno Github Plugin : ConnectivityPlugin Open your Project and right click on Packages and select add package If you are using .NET 2 you can do it this way Search for Xam.Plugin.Connectivity I found the name here (plugins normally have a link on their github branch) Nuget : Xam.Plugin.Connectivity … Read more
List<int> theInts = unicorns.SelectMany(unicorn => unicorn.Numbers).ToList(); Without measuring, the only thing in here that gives me pause from a performance perspective is the .ToList If there are a TON of numbers, it’s possible that ToList may repeatedly re-allocate its backing array. In order to escape this behavior, you have to have some idea about how … Read more
Certainly, you can integrate spring boot with spring jpa – hibernate. Add the dependencies to the project’s pom.xml <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-data-jpa</artifactId> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>mysql</groupId> <artifactId>mysql-connector-java</artifactId> <scope>runtime</scope> </dependency> </dependencies> 4 solved How to integrate spring jpa with spring boot? [closed]
I can see two possibilities: useaction.Postcondition[goalneeds] and current[goalneeds] return something other than a bool. They return an object of a class that has a ToString() method which sometimes returns the string “True”. The specific objects returned in your case both generate “True” but are not the same object, so == is false (or the type … Read more
nextInt() consumes the entire token 013601267, not just a single digit, which was not your plan. A much easier approach could be to consume it as a single string and then iterate over the characters: String num = s.next(); int sum = 0; for (int i = 1; i <= num.length(); ++i) { sum += … Read more
This is really very simple, you can do: SELECT DISTINCT [Date] FROM YourTable Or: SELECT [Date] FROM YourTable GROUP BY [Date] solved distinct date column [closed]
As far as I know this MAPI extension is part of the Zafara Community Edition. You need to download the package for your distro, or the source package. I’m not sure how compatible this is with stock PHP, see the requirements in their manual. solved php mapi extension [closed]
If You’re looking for a complete answer, then just check other answers – there are tons of questions regarding used algorithms and I’ve also found an answer with code ported to many different programming languages (Cpp version is also there) Algorithm explanation C++ version I’d strongly recommend though, that You take a look at algorithms … Read more
use .unwrap() and .wrapAll(): $(‘ul li’).unwrap(); $(‘.a’).wrapAll(‘<ul></ul>’) $(‘.b’).wrapAll(‘<ul></ul>’) $(‘.c’).wrapAll(‘<ul></ul>’) Demo 5 solved Sort bullit list by li class [closed]
Like this. ((packetSend – packetReceive) * 100) / packetSend 0 solved Percentage from difference in 2 ints [closed]