You can take advantage of SQL Server’s flexibility to recognize various date formats. If you have the right regional settings, this should just work: cast(mycol as date) This gives you back a value of date datetype that corresponds to the input string; Demo on DB Fiddle: select cast(‘Jan 18 2019 12:00AM’ as date) | (No … Read more
Your issue starts with question 4. You are trying to run code without waiting for the return. if (positionInput.content.toLowerCase() === ‘community agent’) { // Won’t wait call.prompt(question5CommunityString, { time: 50000, channel: usersDMs }).then(question5CMsg => { question5Answer = question5CMsg.content; // Won’t run we likely already left the scope without waiting for the return }); // Won’t … Read more
You need to use String interpolation, otherwise it’s just text. Replace c with \(c) to actually get the value of variable c value. Also f with \(f) for the same reason. var conversion = “\(f) degrees Fahrenheit = \(c) degrees Celsius” 5 solved Fahrenheit to Celsius convert and printing problem [duplicate]
You could use Long object type but not int for this data: public Long numberify(String number) { Long result = Long.parseLong(number.replaceAll(“[a-zA-Z|-]”, “”)); return result; } solved is there any way to convert string with hypen into integer in java(Android sdk) [closed]
Call generateDummyTransactions() from sendButton’s IBAction method and then fetch the textField’s text there, i.e. class VC: UIViewController { @IBOutlet weak var providerForm: UITextField! @IBAction func onTapSendButton(_ sender: UIButton) { self.generateDummyTransactions() } func generateDummyTransactions() { if let text = self.providerForm.text { //use text here… } } } solved Calling viewDidLoad in UITextField [closed]
Not much to it – it’s just how the code was written. Take a look at the docs and you’ll see – Exceptions ArgumentNullException – source is null. InvalidOperationException – source contains no elements. Makes sense though. You can’t get an average from zero items. 2 solved Average of empty list throws InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains … Read more
just change database name and table name with yours and run this query SELECT `COLUMN_NAME` FROM `INFORMATION_SCHEMA`.`COLUMNS` WHERE `TABLE_SCHEMA`=’database_name’ AND `TABLE_NAME`=’table_name’ and COLUMN_NAME like ‘link_%’ solved How to query database column names? [closed]
Are you using terminal with no GUI? If you do not have access to an IDE, all I can think about is using Linux command like grep to search in a lot of files inside of the package folder for var <variableName> terms. If you have a package named test with 100 files and you … Read more
You have to evaluate the Hessian to estimate standard error for a parameter fit = optim(start.theta, fn = function, #start.theta initial value of paramter hessian = TRUE, method = “L-BFGS-B”, #hessian True to calculate Hessian matrix lower = c(), upper = c(), control = list(trace = 1, fnscale = -1)) #fnscale= -1 to maximize the … Read more
Change it to like this, remember that the value needs to be a date that is coming from the DateTimePicker. if(empRegBdatePicker.Value.Date == DateTime.Now.Date) { //birthdate is today } 0 solved How to validate whether date selected or not in datetimepicker control in C#? [closed]
A nested Class has access to the private Members of it’s containing type: Class T{ private static void Foo(){ // do sth. } public class InnerClass{ public static void Bar(){ Foo(); //no Problem. } } } 1 solved Can a nested/inner class see the private members of its containing/outer class?
You can get the values of your properties using Reflection and then use LINQ to get name of the property that has the value of 100: var userType = typeof(User); var properties = userType .GetProperties() .Where(x => x.Name.StartsWith(“Value”)).ToList(); foreach (var user in LiUsers) { var property = properties.FirstOrDefault(x => (int)x.GetValue(user) == 100); if(property != null) … Read more
void main ( void ) { int a[] = {22, 33,44}; ‘a’ is a static array (or string) of 3 int, 22, 33, and 44. int *x = a; ‘x’ is an int pointer, initialized to point to the same static array as ‘a’. printf (” sizeof ( int )=% lu “, sizeof (int )); … Read more
You are not passing the array object to sort method. Try the following code: public class SortTest { public void sort(String[] array) { String insert; for (int next = 1; next < array.length; next++) { insert = array[next]; int moveItem = next; while (moveItem > 0 && array[moveItem – 1].compareTo(insert) > 0) { array[moveItem] = … Read more
Yes, this is possible. There are a few tools for that. A good option is to go with Phonegap. If you already know how to build an HTML5 web app, you can use Phonegap or the Phonegap Build service to turn it into a mobile app. Also, Intel has a tool called XDK that allows … Read more