[ad_1] Even though this is a very specific problem, here’s a solution: var array1 = new[] { 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 4 }; var array2 = new [] { 4, 8, 2, 1, 5, 8 }; array1 = array1.Select((i, index) => i % 2 == 1 ? array2[index] : i).ToArray(); //result: int[6] { 2, … Read more
[ad_1] You are passing the arrays to sameNumberCheckOfTwoArrays as pointers. In this process, the “array-ness” is dropped. Your function only sees an int* and reports the size accordingly. 3 [ad_2] solved Something went wrong with passing pointer to a function
[ad_1] The conditional operator is intended to be used with assignments, not as a generalized replacement for the if/else statements. This is because it produces a result (it is an expression), and that result is then assigned to something else. For example, consider the following statement: var a = x != null ? x : … Read more
[ad_1] The issue is with these 2 lines: i2.Prodajalna.Add(new Prodajalna() { imeProdajalne = “Nekaj2”, naslovProdajalne = “Koper” }); i3.Prodajalna.Add(new Prodajalna() { imeProdajalne = “Nekaj2”, naslovProdajalne = “Koper” }); What you really want is to create a single Prodajalna and reuse it. The simplest way to accomplish this is to save the object first, and the … Read more
[ad_1] I’m not 100% sure about this, but your foreach is between your try and catch block, maybe try with that: try { string filename = “../../” + filenametxt.Text; StreamReader inputFile = File.OpenText(filename); while(!inputFile.EndOfStream) { studentansArray[index] = inputFile.ReadLine(); if (studentansArray[index] == answerArray[index]) count++; else { qnumber = index + 1; incorrectList.Add(qnumber.ToString()); } index++; } inputFile.Close(); … Read more
[ad_1] There is nothing special with this function. Usually the functions written in C, especially those that do not call Python code, are much faster than ones written in Python. I am specifically taking the stance here that a reader knows how C works, otherwise the explanation would rather be a book. The builtin_len is … Read more
[ad_1] review String Interning or .Net String Intern table or CLR Intern Pool. Basically, the Common Language Runtime (CLR) maintains a table of [unique] string values, and whenever you manipulate a string in your code, the CLR examines this intern table to see if the new value you are trying to create is already in … Read more
[ad_1] I thought about the question some more. There are filesystem-specific ways to create the possibility of truly hidden files, of course, but I’m not at all interested in exploring those. However, there is a different approach, a variant, that might suit your needs. You could achieve a similar effect by intercepting only the open … Read more
[ad_1] I think you are looking for String.Insert Returns a new string in which a specified string is inserted at a specified index position in this instance. So simply use return name.Insert(extPos, “_180x140”); However as per your error is concerned use return name.Substring(0, extPos) + “_180x140” + name.Substring(extPos); [ad_2] solved Index and length must refer … Read more
[ad_1] Examples When a variable goes out of scope void foo() { MyClass C; C.callSomeMethod(); } // C is here going out of scope or a dynamically allocated variable is explicitly deleted using the delete keyword void foo() { MyClass* C = new MyClass; // allocating on heap delete C; // deleting allocated memory … … Read more
[ad_1] How does async-await allow for responsiveness in an application that uses an event loop, such as Windows Forms? [closed] [ad_2] solved How does async-await allow for responsiveness in an application that uses an event loop, such as Windows Forms? [closed]
[ad_1] I’ll not provide a complete solution for you but here is a basic idea that you can work with. You could convert the numbers into strings and then count the number of times you can find one string in the other. Here are some of the basic function you can use. This should get … Read more
[ad_1] The destination folder is not set, so you can have problems with the starting directory or the working directory, as well as access rights, especially under Windows 10 even with an administrator user. This may raise an exception and immediately close the console. You should use a folder in the user area as a … Read more
[ad_1] __VA_ARGS__ can be used multiple times, so you could write: #define PARSE_FUNCTION(functionName, …) \ std::function<int(__VA_ARGS__)> m_##functionName() { \ return std::function<int(__VA_ARGS__)>(functionName); \ } What is happening is just simple text substitution, whether the arguments is for a template or not won’t be checked by the preprocessor. Actually any function objects can be implicitly converted to … Read more
[ad_1] P0W’s answer is correct on both counts, but in case you simply want to output the underlying value, then it may be simpler to cast rather than overload the insertion operator. using enum_type = std::underlying_type<Apple::color>::type; enum_type value = (enum_type)Apple::color::green; std::cout << value << ‘\n’; 2 [ad_2] solved C++ How can I access to an … Read more