That’s how CSS works. Any CSS file loaded in a page is applied to every element on the page. If you don’t want your another_css.css file affecting the footer, make its rules specific to the elements you want to affect. i.e. <div id=”midContent”><?php include(‘midcontent.php’); ?></div> <style> #midContent a { color: pink; } </style> solved Use … Read more
Some Code char s[10]; snprintf(s, 10, “%05d”, 100); Which results in s contains “00100” 0 solved C: How to extend variable-length strings to set length [closed]
#define TOTAL_HOLES 6 It is a preprocessor macro. int lookup[TOTAL_HOLES]; It is an array of int 0 solved IOS , what is mean of this syntax?
The answer is: YOU CAN’T. Alain Knaff, who is the writer of linux kernel says; And i Quote This is Linux, not Windows, and Linux doesn’t have any bugs which would allow you to do this. There is a reason, after all, why more and more >people are ditching Windows, and using Linux. Ofcourse, you … Read more
In Pig Latin, if the word starts with a consonant, then it moves to the end of the string, and you add “ay”, right? Let’s say my input is banana. Now, with slicing: banana[0] == ‘b’ banana[1:] == ‘anana’ Now try figure it out from here 🙂 1 solved Working on a project on codeacademy, … Read more
The question itself is easily answered, no there is no performance gain in using anonymous functions in Python. There is a good chance you are actually making it slower. A simple timeit tests on trivial functions show that there is no real difference between the two. We take these two functions def test(message): return message … Read more
If you are using PHP 5.3 or above, see Deepu’s answer above. If not, see http://www.karlrixon.co.uk/writing/convert-numbers-to-words-with-php/ Now using that link you could loop through your array and convert them. $array = array(5,4,3,2,1,4,3,2); $new = array(); foreach($array as $key => $value) { $new[] = onvert_number_to_words($value); } print_r($new); // array = (‘five’,’four’,’three’,’two’,’one’,’four’,’three’,’two’) 1 solved Converting an array … Read more
It’s defined in the Runnable interface : public void run (); 1 solved What is the signature of Run method [closed]
Ok your question seems to be particularly unpopular… just for info, have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operators_in_C_and_C%2B%2B The operator you are looking for is && but I should not tell you this since in fact as downvotes testify… your question is a bit lazy! I also know that sometimes when you are a noob it can … Read more
Use the Error console of your browser to tackle JavaScript problems. First of all you are not closing the FadeIn() function parameter and the method itself. EDIT : Second problem here is your selector for the fadeIn(). When using an “#” as selector you are selecting by id, but you have no element with id … Read more
You could explode the string into an array by spaces, sort it and implode it back into a single string. Something like that: $string = “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit quisque facilisis tincidunt finibus aliquam id tempor elit ut in massa quis nisi dapibus tempus class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent … Read more
An assignment operator with signature Fraction operator=(const Fraction &newfraction) has to be a member function. A friend function is not a member. So the numbers of parameters don’t match the 2 needed for assignment. Remove the friend and make sure it is declared as a member function. struct Fraction { Fraction& operator=(const Fraction &newfraction) { … Read more
To start you off, try this foundation: #include <string> #include <iostream> using std::string; using std::cout; using std::endl; using std::cin; int main(int argument_count, char * argument_list[]) { std::string filename; if (argument_count < 2) { filename = “You didn’t supply a filename\n”; } else { filename = argument_list[1]; } cout << “You want to open ” << … Read more
I have created a fiddle for your query. I hope that would solve your query. $(‘textarea’).on(‘input’, function() { var word = 0, lastLetter; $(‘#output > span’).text(”); this.value.split(”).forEach(function(letter, i) { if (letter === ‘ ‘ && lastLetter !== ‘ ‘) word++; lastLetter = letter; if (word < 5) { $(‘#output span:first’).append(letter); } else { $(‘#output span:last’).append(letter); … Read more
There are 4 or 5 constructors in person. The 3 you defined yourself, plus the compiler-generated copy constructor. If C++11 is used, specific rules determine whether or not a move constructor will be generated for you, see here and here. 2 solved How many constructors are in the person class above?