This is a case of undefined behavior: if(!visited[j]) is undefined. visited is not initialized because the call memset(visited, sizeof(visited), false); is wrong. You are reading uninitialized variables. The declaration of memset is void *memset( void *dest, int ch, size_t count ); You are writting 0 times the value 10000 into visited. On your machine this … Read more
I tested the below code in my local environment; it works fine. <div> <asp:FileUpload ID=”upldGradeReport” runat=”server” /> <asp:FileUpload ID=”upldExpenseReceipt” runat=”server” /> <asp:Button ID=”btnSubmitForm” OnClick=”SubmitButton_Click” runat=”server” Text=”Submit” /> </div> protected void SubmitButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { sendToSharePoint(); Response.BufferOutput = true; Response.Redirect(“Submission.aspx”); } protected void sendToSharePoint() { try { string siteUrl = “https://tenant.sharepoint.com/sites/lee”; ClientContext clientContext = new … Read more
You need give an order (actually a equivalence relation) to be able to sort. The order on characters is usually a,b,c,… and the order usually given on words such as ‘one’ is called lexicographic order. However you want to sort by the meaning behind, its semantic: integers. Your computer doesn’t know that you want this, … Read more
Your program should be #include <stdio.h> /* Readability is important. So, indent your code */ /* Notice how I corrected your code and also made it more readable */ int main(void){ int even = 0; int odd = 0; int x = 0; /* Initialize x */ /* int num; Unused variable */ while(x <= … Read more
I expect the output in degrees No you don’t. You expect your input to be interpreted as degrees. sin and cos don’t return angles, so you can’t speak about their return values as of degrees or radians. Not only you need to apply the radians<->degrees conversion to the angle before applying sin or cos to … Read more
After typing the second number you press enter, right? %c in scanf accepts the first character it finds, so it returns the line break character corresponding to you pressing enter. An easy fix is to add a space character before %c. It makes scanf skip any whitespace. scanf(” %c”,&op); From the scanf documentation (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/scanf/): Whitespace … Read more
Following is the program #include<stdio.h> main() { //float f = 233.1234; float f; float s; int x; int unit = 0; printf(“Enter the decimal number \n”); scanf(“%f”,&f); printf(“Entered the decimal number =%f\n”,f); s = f; while((int)s % 10) { s = s*10; } x = (int) s/10; printf(“x=%d,s=%f \n”,x,s); while(x % 10) { unit = … Read more
I don’t quite see the point of another file under the same project just to print powers of three, but that’s possibly your homework. Anyway, I think the whole point is to see how to include a file, so I also isolated the power function in another file. power_calculator.c will accept two parameters, {number} and … Read more
What you’re looking for is bitfields, but you’ve unnecessarily mixed those with union. Remember in a union only one member exists at any time. Also, there is not standard C type, which imho, takes 24bits or 3 bytes. So you may choose unsigned int which usually is 32 bits in size as I’ve done in … Read more
At the beginning you must declare the variable : int array[100], beg, mid, end, i, num, n; N is the only variable that you don’t declare but use. solved identifier ‘n’ is undefined [closed]
As a basic technique, use binarization and connected component analysis. This will give you “blobs” corresponding to the individual characters and you can get their bounding boxes. You will face extra difficulties: some characters can touch and form a single blob. You will need some detection logics to split them, for instance based on size … Read more
A pointer will just go out of scope. You don’t need to “delete” a pointer. You only need to free the memory a pointer points to. 1 solved How to delete a pointer but not delete the object which the pointer point to? C++ [closed]
%e specifier is used to print value of float\double in exponential format. So here %1.4e will print 1 digit before the decimal point and 4 digits after the decimal point. So if bmax=12.242 then the output will be 1.2242e+01. 3 solved Correct printf formats for double numbers in C
You are not returning the sorted collection. IEnumerable<Customer> result = orderings[sortExpression](customerQuery.Skip(startRows).Take(maxRows)); return result; 3 solved My sorting is not returning correctly in Linq [closed]
TL;DR Your code provokes Undefined Behavior, as already mentioned in Morlacke’s Answer. Other than that, it seems that you’re having problems on understanding how pointers work. See references for tutorials. First, From your comments When you say that there’s memory allocated for ip in this case: int i = 10; int *ip; ip = &i; … Read more