[Solved] Join by specific length of character [closed]

You can just concatenate in a list comprehension, and use the len of the desired elements to filter out as you do so >>> [[i+j] for i, j, *_ in list_of_lists if len(i)==6 and len(j)==4] [[‘9120000068’], [‘9568118334’], [‘9567183693’], [‘9567230486’]] 2 solved Join by specific length of character [closed]

[Solved] My code doesn’t print what I want it to print

Functions as Value In python functions are also values, so name num is bound to the function that you defined in the def statement. That’s why when you print(num) you get <function num>. Assigning the return value of your function call to num() will solve the problem for the print statement you asked: def num(): … Read more

[Solved] Is mandatory for websites to have copyright? [closed]

Nope. It isn’t. Copyright is an inherent right. Any artwork, content or creative work which is original in nature, has inherent copyright vested in the work – which means, the copyright exists in every work which is originally created. Filing a Copyright application, however, gives you the advantage of having an application or claim ownership, … Read more

[Solved] how to wait for user to click then console log variable

your code is not triggering event by clicking, and you should pass argument result in resolve let onlyBtn = document.getElementById(“onlyButton”); let result; async function realMain() { await step().then((res) => { console.log(res); }); } async function step() { return new Promise((resolve) => { onlyBtn.addEventListener(“click”, function () { result = “nice”; resolve(result); }); }); } realMain(); <div> … Read more

[Solved] Find how many cores are being used by a c# application

It’s difficult to get a precise answer without using specific performance monitoring tools, and it does vary moment to moment. I’d suggest using Perfmon while running your application as a starting point for your analysis. If you’re using certain versions of Visual Studio, you can also try Analyze | Performance Profiler. If you want a … Read more

[Solved] My application is crashing while retrieving task, date and displaying on ListView using SQLite database [duplicate]

You can use a text datatype to store dates within SQLite while table creation. Storing dates in UTC format, the default if you use datetime(‘now’) (yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss) will then allow sorting by the date column. Retrieving dates as strings from SQLite table you can then convert them as required into formats using the Calendar or … Read more

[Solved] How to connect to a url in Javascript

What the OP is asking is vague, but I’m trying to answer it the way I understand it. How can I use functionality of a 3rd party library hosted on another site? So basically, a webpage typically exists of HTML, Javascript and CSS. Currently we are just interested in Javascript and CSS. So what we … Read more

[Solved] triangle of square numbers java

Only the second inner loop needs to be adjusted a little bit (changes in bold): for (int k = i; k >= 1; k–) { System.out.printf(” %2d”, k * k); } The first inner loop for indention runs n-i times, so the second inner loop have to do the rest: i..1. And you have to … Read more

[Solved] How to predict performance of a program for smartphones developed on a pc

Rather than using benchmarks for the GPU, look at existing cross-platform applications with similar performance and see how it compares. Install it on your computer to make sure the intensiveness is similar (using whatever benchmarks you want), then install it on your android device to see if it can keep up to your expectations. You … Read more

[Solved] How do I do this? (Can’t think of an accurate title) (PYTHON) [closed]

If you’re looking for something really simple, this could serve as an example: area = 0 inventory = [] area_scavenged = False while True: print ‘Area: %s\nInventory: %s’ % (area, str(inventory)) choice = raw_input(“Choose an option: “) if choice == ‘rest’: pass elif choice == ‘continue’: area_scavenged = False area += 1 elif choice == … Read more