[ad_1] The easiest way to convert anything is by making + operation with “” function convertToString(anything) { return “” + anything } console.log(convertToString(12)); console.log(convertToString(true)); console.log(convertToString(‘hello’)); console.log(convertToString(null)); console.log(convertToString(undefined)); [ad_2] solved I need to sort it out this quiz [closed]
[ad_1] The answer is, it depends. One way to answer your question is to look at how your teams are organized. Do you have teams organized around Flight Aggregation, Payment, Hotel Booking and Flight booking? If you have, then maybe it makes sense mimic this organization structure in your microservice architecture. After all, Conway’s law … Read more
[ad_1] One solution can be the use of go map[] to track the taken characters. sample code: func main() { s := “abcdaabcefgahccij” newS := “” taken := make(map[rune]int) for _, value := range s { if _, ok := taken[value]; !ok { taken[value] = 1 newS += string(value) } } fmt.Println(newS) } Output: abcdefghij … Read more
[ad_1] If you’re trying to match the string(wrap the text inside single/double quote). Use the below code. function check(el) { if (el === ‘this’) { alert(“contain!”); return el; } else { alert(“not contain this keyword”); } } check(‘this’); 1 [ad_2] solved Javascript check if parameter contain this keyword [closed]
[ad_1] This will find any endpoints in a coherent timeperiod: private List<int> getTimeGapIndexEndPoints(double maxTimeGapSeconds) { int x = 1; List<int> timeLapsIndexes = new List<int>(); for (int i = 0; i < trackerData[trackerId].currentList.Count(); i++) { if (x < trackerData[trackerId].currentList.Count()) { DateTime t1 = trackerData[trackerId].currentList[i].TimeStamp; DateTime t2 = trackerData[trackerId].currentList[x++].TimeStamp; TimeSpan duration = t2.Subtract(t1); if (duration.TotalSeconds > maxTimeGapSeconds) … Read more
[ad_1] as long as you have the dataframe organized the way you do now i.e., comp1type1,comp1type2,comp1type3,comp2type1,…,comp[I]type[J]. I am sure you can use the following method. ncomp <- 20 ntype <- 3 vecone <- df[,seq(1,ncomp*ntype,ntype)] vectwo <- df[,seq(2,ncomp*ntype,ntype)] vecthree <- df[,seq(3,ncomp*ntype,ntype)] # now that we have the vectors of types seperated into data.frame’s # it’ll be … Read more
[ad_1] I think you can just have an id that automatically increments and make it your primary id. Then, your checking should be to check the student number and syearid and status before allowing the student to vote. with that you can just have 1 table for the vote records. [ad_2] solved How to analyze … Read more
[ad_1] i think you want like this.. string s=””; for(int i=strlen(name)-1;i>=0;i–) { if(name[i]==’ ‘)break; else s+=name[i]; } reverse(s.begin(),s.end()); Need to include<algorithm> [ad_2] solved How to assign string a char array that starts from the middle of the array?
[ad_1] As has been stated A is already a Python tuple, there is no need to convert it into a string first and attempt to parse using a regular expression. If you are trying to write this data to a CSV file, the tuple can be written directly as follows: import datetime import csv A … Read more
[ad_1] If the search date is in G1… If the search store is in G2… If the data are in columns A, B, C, and D… You can use this formula to return the first PO# where the search date is between the Start and End dates and where the search store matches Store #: … Read more
[ad_1] I didn’t wait for my DOM to fully load. Thank you all for the help. [ad_2] solved How to find id of input field when getElementById does not work?
[ad_1] Read about UITableviews in detail and take a look at this tutorial. It is pretty simple once you understand how to do it. https://www.ralfebert.de/tutorials/ios-swift-uitableviewcontroller/ Do take a look at Apple’s getting started guide for UITableviews https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/DevelopiOSAppsSwift/Lesson7.html Hope that helps! [ad_2] solved text in cells in swift
[ad_1] you can do like this fiddle, function getChildren(id){ let result = []; $.each(orig, function(i, d) { if (d.parent === id) { result.push(d); result.push(…getChildren(d.id)); } }); return result; } console.log(getChildren(‘Test’)); 1 [ad_2] solved Recursively Search Through a Flat Array
[ad_1] Let father’s current age = f son’s current age = s let x years back, father was twice as old as son. then 2(s-x) = (f-x) => x = 2*s – f Note: if x comes negative, then after x years , father will be twice as old as son(test for input[25,5]) public static … Read more
[ad_1] Your question is a bit broad, but i’ll try to answer nonetheless. To imitate a subjects behavior you could use and LSTM network which has an understanding of the state it’s in (in your case the state may include information about how fast and in which direction the dot is going and where the … Read more