[Solved] find certain string in string

You could try solving the problem by patter matching the input string by using regular expression. Basic example for your case: import re input_str = input().lower() pattern = re.compile(r’^h+e+l{2,}o+$’) if pattern.match(input_str): print(‘YES’) else: print(‘NO’) solved find certain string in string

[Solved] Select an element with Javascript [duplicate]

You can use .querySelectorAll() to select all div elements with an id, iterate NodeList of div elements, attach click handler within a loop <div id=”1″></div> <div id=”2″></div> <div id=”3″></div> <div id=”4″></div> <div id=”5″></div><br> <div id=”6″></div> <div id=”7″></div> <div id=”8″></div> <div id=”9″></div> <div id=”10″></div><br> <div id=”11″></div> <div id=”12″></div> <div id=”13″></div> <div id=”14″></div> <div id=”15″></div><br> <div id=”16″></div> … Read more

[Solved] Confused In Compilers

Just Use Code:Blocks this the one of the best compiler for c and c++. Visual stdio is also one of them but the interface gives us some difficulties for the beginners. solved Confused In Compilers

[Solved] how to find seconds left in a day,in sql?

In MS SQL this might be one of the ways select 86400 – (DATEPART(second, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) + 60 * DATEPART(minute, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) + 3600 * DATEPART(hour, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)) solved how to find seconds left in a day,in sql?

[Solved] How do I group the data received from SQL server

If you want to retrieve only some of the columns then use the following overload: var result = data.GroupBy(key => key.Role, element => element.DocumentType); Otherwise you can also use this projection: var result = data.GroupBy(key => key.Role) .Select(g => new { Role = g.Key, Documents = g.Select(i => i.DocumentType) }); 3 solved How do I … Read more

[Solved] why this lambda expression do not work when in statement ,but work in method?

In your second code version: Map<Object, Boolean> seen = new ConcurrentHashMap<>(); The map Map<> seen is initialized for every element x, therefore your filter always return true which will let all elements passthrough. Move the Map<> seen declaration to outside the lambda will correct your usage. In the first code version, the Map<> seen is … Read more

[Solved] Limit sum value after 5 clicks [closed]

Here is one way to do it. let sum = 0; let clicks = 0; $sum = $(“.sum”); $clicks = $(“#clicks”); $(“.combat”).on(“click”, function(){ if(clicks >= 5) return; clicks += 1; $clicks.text(`clicks:${clicks}`); const $this = $(this); const val = parseInt($this.text()); if(sum + val <= 100){ sum += val; $sum.text(`sum:${sum}`); } }); <script src=”https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js”></script> <div class=”container”> <table> … Read more