You never assign an initial node. This is the kind of problem that a sheet of paper, a pencil, and two minutes of drawing arrows and boxes should solve, and until you’re fluent in dynamic allocation get used to doing a lot of that. This: if(start==NULL) { p->next=NULL; p->prev=NULL; // NOTE: start is still NULL … Read more
It sounds like you mean this. Some kind of iterative function closing in on a value? #!/usr/bin/env python3 c = 1 d = 1 b = 1 while True: a = 3 * b + c new_b = (a – d) / 5 if b – new_b <= 0.25: break b = new_b print(a, new_b) … Read more
As for your firs question: yes one can make a Python program without using classes or functions at all: all satements are executed in theorder they are encountered 2) you certainly are mixing some concepts there, but generally “yes” – one could stop a loop running in another method if running in parallell to that … Read more
Use this would help: string value = “24.7%”.Trim(); Value = value.Replace(“%”, “”); decimal Value = decimal.Parse(value); string decimalValue = Value.ToString(“0.00″); string actualValue=decimalValue +”%”; solved Converting string to Percent with 2 decimal points [closed]
I am interpreting the following to constitute your question. If writing a speed-intensive app that involves lots of calculations as such, should I rely on the optimization by compiler or on register? If multi-thread, will register cause any problem? First of all, if you are aiming for (and trying to measure) efficiency of a program, … Read more
use a recursive cte that starts with elements whose frompoint matches no topoint in a self join so as to identify the starting points. then eleminate the intermediate results by joining again and use only those data whose topoint match no frompoint in another self join. with cte as ( select r.name, r.frompoint, r.topoint from … Read more
There is no need to iterate, jQuery will do this for you very conveniently. It’s not very clear from the question what exactly you want to do, but you can: Switch .plus to .minus with $(“.plus”).toggleClass(“plus minus”) Toggle .plus and .minus on all elements that have either with $(“.plus, .minus”).toggleClass(“plus minus”) 1 solved How to … Read more
Maybe something like this: Test data: CREATE TABLE #PhoneBook(ID INT,Name VARCHAR(100)) INSERT INTO #PhoneBook VALUES(1,’Reza’),(2,’Ali’) CREATE TABLE #DynamicField(ID INT,Caption VARCHAR(100)) INSERT INTO #DynamicField VALUES(1,’Job’),(2,’Level’) CREATE TABLE #PhoneBook_DynamicField_Rel(ID INT,PhoneBookID INT, DynamicFieldID INT,Value VARCHAR(100)) INSERT INTO #PhoneBook_DynamicField_Rel VALUES(1,1,1,’Emp’),(2,1,2,’1′),(3,2,1,’SomeJob’) Getting the colums DECLARE @cols VARCHAR(MAX) SELECT @cols=STUFF ( ( SELECT ‘,’ +QUOTENAME(tbl.Caption) FROM #DynamicField AS tbl FOR XML … Read more
that’s because the self variable has to be explicitely given to methods in python. As you write it, are you expecting python to read your mind so it guesses that self shall be something from a class your function is not related at all with? So to have it bound you need: add self to … Read more
Your attempt does not work because the click event handler is attached to the whole span element, which comprises the icon and the link. To make it work, you have to make 2 small modifications to the javascript code: attach the click handler to the i element (which holds the icon) using this selector: .tree … Read more
It’s easy. Use a Button with an onClickListener. Onec its clicked write a simple var to the sharedpreferences like in this sample: SharedPreferences preferences = getSharedPreferences(PREFS_NAME,Context.MODE_PRIVATE); SharedPreferences.Editor editor = preferences.edit(); editor.putBoolean(“terms_accepted”, true); editor.commit(); As soon as your Main Activity starts check in onCreate if the terms has been accepted by validating the sharedpferences. Show it … Read more
In Java if you leave the access specifier off then the member is “package” level. Package level members can be seen by the class that defines the member and other classes in the same package. The difference between that and private are private members may only be seen by the class which defines it. 10 … Read more
you may use a for loop for one and an array incremented manually for the other like so: Provided both these collections(or arrays) have the same number of elements: Dim strSQLCommand As String Dim intProductIdIndex as integer=0 For Each productQtys In productQty strSQLCommand = “INSERT INTO Orders(SessionID, productID, qty, orderDate) ” & _ “Values (‘” … Read more
You didn’t connect your SqlConnection and SqlCommand. Just define your connection as a second parameter like; SqlCommand CheckExp = new SqlCommand(“SELECT Experience FROM Player WHERE UserID=@uid”, connection); Or you can assing your SqlCommand.Connection property like; CheckExp.Connection = connection; 4 solved ExecuteReader: Connection property has not been initialized. Browser Game [closed]
I’ve made a Demo as per the image. —-Below is the CSS Code—- #main{background:url(“http://lorempixel.com/500/500”); width:500px; height:500px; position:relative; } #main:after{ content: “12.49 EURO”; z-index:1; position:absolute; bottom:0; height:50px; width:100%; font-size:2em; color:#000000; background-color:rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5) } —HTML code look like —- <div id=”main”> </div> Here is the Working Demo. http://jsbin.com/duhicoqo/1/ 2 solved Aligning child div to bottom … Read more