Ok i got it correct. Had to implement int helper = i; due to i being lost in 2nd for loop, in else statement. Answer: static string Compression(string test) { string result = string.Empty; for (int i = 0; i < test.Length; i++) { int helper = i; int counter = 1; for (int j … Read more
From chrome v63 the cookies location was changed chrome://settings/siteData remove from here first then try. 2 solved Why google chrome does not write cookie with a special name? [closed]
The reason is that a jagged array is actually an array of arrays of values. Since arrays are objects, reference types, it means that if you construct a jagged array with room for 10 arrays, all those array references are initialized to null. In other words: int[][] a = new int[10][]; a[0][0] = 10; throws … Read more
The most space efficient way to store binary data is to store it as bytes. The only way you may get it even shorter is via compression. But for 92 Characters that will not amount to much. As for Base64: There are cases where we are forced to transmit binary data over a medium not … Read more
Maybe too many (that’s why your post is downvoted) For example, you can get a python shell in your code without changing almost anything via the PythonQt library You can get Lua too! solved how many dynamic features are there in QT(Not in QML)?
as far as i understand: #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> void pause(void); void print_result(char **menu, int ret); void clrscr(void); #define MENU_INPUT(a) menu_input(a,sizeof(a)/sizeof(*a)) char * main_menu[]={ “Display First Menu”, “Display Sencond Menu” }; char * first_menu[]={ “Format Drive C:”, “Partition First Drive”, “Scan Drive” }; char * second_menu[]={ “Display an image”, “Play a sound” }; int menu_input(char … Read more
If a program works with no threading and not working with threading then likely reason could be the synchronization. In this specific case, with limited problem description and code snippet available, may be sync issue when accessing ImageVector. 5 solved C++ std::threads interacting although they should not [closed]
What is ‘code’ memory and it is a part of which memory (RAM or Flash memory)? Is one of the sections of a program in an object file or in memory, which contains executable instructions. Code and read-only data are stored in flash memory. When are the local and global variables allocated in memory — … Read more
You want a variable lenght array, you can do it like this: int digit; scanf(“%d”, &digit); char test [digit+1]; This will work for your purposes. Usual restrictions of course apply. Keep in mind this functionality was only added in the C99 Standard. So if your compiler supports only previous standards, this will not work. However, … Read more
You should split your code into functions. Then your main function should look like this int main() { const auto rows = []() {std::size_t r; std::cin >> r; return r;}(); printHeader(rows); printDashes(rows); printMid(rows); printDashes(rows); printFooter(rows); return 0; } The first pyramid can be printed with void printStarsLine(const std::size_t row, const std::size_t rows) { const std::size_t … Read more
Your variable i is never bigger than 0. I think that you meant to write int i = 10; 2 solved C++ For Loop Won’t Run [closed]
I’m not exactly sure what you’re planning to achieve, but here’s my guess: Your easiest solution is to use libcurl (available on various OSes): Documentation is here: https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/ Or, if you prefer examples (I do) here’s a simple example to post some stuff on a remote server using http: https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/http-post.html If you want to use … Read more
In this line: int insideThermometer = (int)insideThermometer; You create a local variable and assign it to itself. Not what you wanted. The global var you are trying to use is DeviceAddress insideThermometer = { 0x28, 0xFF, 0x83, 0x51, 0xB2, 0x17, 0x4, 0x8A }; If you look at the source code, DeviceAddress is typdef’d as typedef … Read more
l is pointing to the head of a linked list. So l is assigned NULL to start with, i.e. empty linked list. In the first iteration of the for-loop a node is created and assigned the value “06”. l is set to point to the newly created node. So you have: l —> (“06”, NULL) … Read more
Try this: string Input = “919982115672”; Console.Write(Search(Input)); public string Search(string Input) { Dictionary<string, string> PreDefinedSearchAndTexts = new Dictionary<string, string>(); PreDefinedSearchAndTexts.Add(“8211”, “Hello”); PreDefinedSearchAndTexts.Add(“82”, “My name is inigo montya”); PreDefinedSearchAndTexts.Add(“9821”, “You killed my father”); PreDefinedSearchAndTexts.Add(“5672”, “Prepare to die”); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); foreach(string Key in PreDefinedSearchAndTexts.Keys) { if(Input.Contains(Key)) { sb.Append(Key).Append(” : “).AppendLine(PreDefinedSearchAndTexts[Key]); } } return sb.ToString(); … Read more