Try this instead: private static void aaa() { Console.WriteLine(“123”); } private static void Start2() { try { Program.t = new Thread(delegate() { Program.aaa(); }); Program.t.Start(); while(t.IsAlive) Thread.Sleep(500); GC.Collect(); GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers(); GC.Collect(); } catch (Exception value) { Console.WriteLine(value); } } solved High CPU With Multithreading In C#
Use split(). Example. x = “Hello world” x.split( ) Please add any character you want to split at if you want to split on whitespace use like this x.split(” “) solved Convert list of characters into a list with strings [duplicate]
You can use below code which uses HashSet() in Java. public static boolean hasPairWithSum2(int arr[], int sum){ HashSet<Integer>mySet=new HashSet<Integer>(); int len = arr.length; for (int i = 0; i < len; i++){ if (mySet.contains(arr[i])) return true; mySet.add(sum – arr[i]); } return false; } 1 solved What can I use instead of Set() in Java?
You can create your own file dialog using TreeView Check Daniel’s answer on this post 2 solved How to navigate in Windows Explorer using alternative ways in Windows Forms in C#? [closed]
If I interpreted your question correctly, you’re not really confused about the recursion part, you’re more confused about how the value num gets assigned to num – 1 part. The answer to this is that num is never being reassigned in the first place, at least not in its own lexical scope. What that basically … Read more
for is used to loop through the defined variable s, which in this case is a string containing letters, digits (numbers), and whitespace (spaces, tabs etc.). First time: ‘ Abs3 asdasd asd11 111 11ss’ ^ As we can see, the first character of the string is: “” (space). The code goes on to test if … Read more
You can use simple html table with css styles 1. have the angular reactive formArray 2. put the inputs into tables 3. and you can use ng-bootstrap pagination https://ng-bootstrap.github.io/#/components/pagination/overview solved How to create a editable data-table (with pagination) without using Angular material? [closed]
Your code is locking up because you never release control. JavaScript is a single-threaded language. If you want to allow something else to happen, you need to release control by allowing your function to return. If you want to do something repeatedly, you can use setInterval to run code every certain number of milliseconds, or … Read more
It’s because the contract for the equals method, as specified in the Javadoc for the Object.equals method , explicitly states: For any non-null reference value x, x.equals(null) should return false. If the method threw a NullPointerException, it would be non-compliant with the contract. solved Why doesn’t equals throw NullPointerException when one of the variables is … Read more
A bit for the same reason that async methods in C# often have the Async suffix,it’s a convention that helps you understand when you read the code that there is something special with this property. The goal is just to make clear that this parameter is a stream and should not be used as-is but, … Read more
Happily, the atoms used by the format are similar enough to Python that we can use the tokenize and ast modules for an ad-hoc parser. It will probably break horribly on broken input, but works for your example data 🙂 import tokenize import token import ast import io import json def parse_valve_format(data): dest = {} … Read more
You say you want solutions in Python, MySQL or MongoDB. But you’ve tagged the question with “perl”. So here’s a Perl solution. #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my %file1 = get_file1(); open my $fh2, ‘<‘, ‘File2’ or die “File 2: $!\n”; chomp(my $header = <$fh2>); print “$header\tcol_F\n”; while (<$fh2>) { chomp; my $colA = (split … Read more
OK. Let’s generalize the problem (see comments for the question): let us join all the properties which are: public and not static. Readable and Writable. Not indexers (what should we do with this[int, int] property?). Of specified types (e.g. string, int, decimal, double) only (how can we save, a property of, say, IComparer<int> type?). We … Read more
You cannot do this reliably. After the component is created, event listener (@HostListener) are setup and ngOnInit is called by the framework. The listener will only react to the event you specify (in your case document:mousemove). If you wanted this value, the event would need to be fired between component creation (calling the constructor) and … Read more
It will round to 0 if x is smaller then 0.005. x = 0.005 round(x, 2) > 0.01 x = 0.0049 round(x, 2) > 0.00 1 solved When I round x in python it returns 0.0 [closed]