raw_input returns a string. You need to convert it like this: int(raw_input(“Raise by: “)) Also, notice that if the user enters any other character this will raise an error. You can also just use input instead of raw_input: input(“Raise by: “) This will, again, raise an error if the user enters any other character. 2 … Read more
Given that the question you posed doesn’t have enough information, I’ve formulated an answer that implements the rules you wrote about. Unfortunately, it’s hard to validate this because the expected output you provided doesn’t follow the rules (e.g. 133344444,3,106029,106961,12981,3_1category). I’ve also made the assumption that if an NA value is found, it should be treated … Read more
Try updated fiddle. it hides clicked and shows hidden. $(document).ready(function(){ $(“#home”).click(function(){ $(“#home”).fadeOut(“slow”); $(“#work”).fadeIn(“slow”); }); }); div { width: 300px; heigth: 100px; } div#home { background-color: yellow; } div#work { background-color: red; display: none } <script src=”https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js”></script> <div id=”home”>HOME PAGE</div> <div id=”work”>WORK PAGE</div> 2 solved select multiple elements in jquery
You’re going to have to start the Minecraft service process from your .NET application. Whatever you’ve got now in the batch file you’re using, you can duplicate that in the Process start code in C#, or you can just have your C# code run the batch file. If you want a config file providing startup … Read more
It depends on what you want, but it could be something as simple as: private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show(ProcesControls(this)); } private string ProcesControls(Control parent) { string s = “”; foreach (Control c in parent.Controls) { if (c.HasChildren) s+=ProcesControls(c); s += c.Text; } return s; } 2 solved How to get the values … Read more
Ah, I see you like Project Euler 🙂 Solution I think this is what you meant by your code: def square_of_sum(): sum_ = 0 for x in xrange(1, 11): sum_ += x return sum_ ** 2 To rewrite this more idiomatically, use generator comprehensions and built-ins: def square_of_sum(): return sum(range(11)) ** 2 If your performance … Read more
T *t = new T; // ^^^^^ This is a declaration of t of type T*. It is being initialized by the expression after the =. The entire new T part is the new-expression in this initializer. The new-expression causes memory to be allocated for an object of type T and then that object is … Read more
Looking it up, the thing you’re using (“Ready to program Java”) comes with Java 1.4. It’s ancient. So … no, @Override isn’t allowed, and also you can not set the layout directly on the JFrame. See: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/swing/JFrame.html#setLayout(java.awt.LayoutManager) By default the layout of this component may not be set, the layout of its contentPane should be … Read more
Simple: $(‘div:first’).remove() With check if ($(‘div’).length) > 50) { $(‘div:first’).remove(); } 1 solved Delete first DIV tag in a html document [closed]
Lets assume that the inner loop actually does something. FredrikRedin and niculare are, of course, correct, that the number of inner loop executions will be the same. Given that this is the case, the second example is preferred (slightly) because the second example has to set up the inner loop ten times, while the first … Read more
The line: a[i] = strtok(s,” “); sets a[i] to a pointer within the string, which you’re modifying and which may eventually have the temporary NUL characters (from strtok) removed. You may want to try: a[i] = strdup (strtok (s,” “)); instead. Let me explain further. Say we have the command (as it exists in memory): … Read more
$id = $array[‘id’]; unset($array[‘id’]); foreach($array as $k=>$v) { $array[$k][‘id’] = $id; } solved Arranging array in a proper format [closed]
You convert the user’s input to a string (str(input(‘What …’))) but compare it to integers in inputCheck. Since there is no else path in inputCheck, nothing happens when you enter a “valid” choice. Also, if you’re using Python 2, using input is not what you want, raw_input is the way to go (see, for example … Read more
You’ve given very little in the way of details. I’ll provide an answer here that’s as simple as possible: Use SSD If you’re not already using SSD that’s probably the issue. Conventional hard drives are terrible at random I/O and will bog down on occasion when too busy to service requests in a timely manner. … Read more
DateTime.Today.Month has a return type of int, but you’re checking against a char value type. This check also returns true everytime as every month value is less than 12 or greater than 6 months. Rewrite this to be: int todayMonth = DateTime.Today.Month; if(todayMonth >= 6 && todayMonth <= 12) Edit: To check if the date … Read more