This is in no-way pretty, but it should work #include <stdio.h> void main(){ int size = 3,i; //you can’t just pass a value into main like that so I’ve initialised size here while (size){ //loop controlling line output i = 0; while (i++<size){//loop controlling * output within line putchar(‘*’);//output a * } putchar(‘\n’); //output a … Read more
For Unity, you user either C# or UnityScript (A sort of JavaScript variant) for programming game logic, and Cg (Very similar to HLSL) for shaders. If you want to spend some money, though, you can also get node based programming tools (Sort of like Unreal Engine 4’s Blueprints) from the Unity Asset Store for both. … Read more
For the first time in my years of programming, I’ve had to change an AJAX call to synchronous for it to work the way I wanted it. All that was needed was to add the “async: false” attribute to the AJAX call. This way the AJAX call is treated like any other synchronous function: function … Read more
The reason this outputs 4 has to do with the size of each type and struct padding and alignment. On my system, sizeof(unsigned int) is 4, sizeof(long int) is 8, and sizeof(struct test) is 24. So to ensure that the 64-bit field lies on a 64-bit boundary, the structure is physically laid out like this: … Read more
The right way is this : aFlightList=aFlightList.Where(x=>airlines.Contains(x.AirCoNam1)).ToArray(); solved How to detect that one field of collection exist into another list with linq?
Try this: private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Int32 rowIndex; try { rowIndex = dataGridView1.CurrentRow.Index; rowIndex = rowIndex + 1; } catch (Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show(ex.Message); } MessageBox.Show(rowIndex.ToString()); } Since you was calculating rowIndex = dataGridView1.CurrentRow.Index + 1; but finally printing dataGridView1.CurrentRow.Index. It should rowIndex.ToString() which has required result. solved Change the index for DataGridView
you are throwing an NotInprementedException on the setter of the property. if you want automatic properties replace get { throw new NotImplementedException(); } set { throw new NotImplementedException(); } with get; set; 1 solved implementing a c# interface [closed]
struct struct_set { unsigned long long number; struct_set *next; }; Is linked list So there is not any need to write it as contiguous memory. for more Linked list As it is homework, do that by yourself solved Dynamic memory allocation without brackets [closed]
In any language (at least the ones i know) and integer value type will never have 2 digits length in any value below 10. To display it with always a two digits length (as 02, 05, 12) you must convert your number to String and then padding it with 0. Or you will evaluate it … Read more
Locked. There are disputes about this answer’s content being resolved at this time. It is not currently accepting new interactions. According to the Transformations example code in Autodesk’s official SDK, a node’s global position in the world space is recursively calculated by the CalculateGlobalTransform(FbxNode* pNode) function as in the sample code below. Very important things … Read more
There are a few issues here: Your program fails to compile because of the misplaced semi-colon in cout<<“\nNew String 2 is :”;<<b Your program crashes at strcpy(a,x); because you’re copying into a which is uninitialised – it has no memory allocated. You’d need to call new on a for this to work, which would also … Read more
While @SamGrondahl is on the right track, unfortunately, if you enter a negative number it gives unexpected results. This should work properly with negative numbers: int sumdigits(int number) { int sign = number < 0 ? -1 : 1; number = sign * number; // abs the number if (number < 10) return sign * … Read more
First off, in C#, it’s typically better to make this a Property instead of a field with a “set method”: private int variable = 0; public int Variable { get { return this.variable; } set { this.variable = value; } } This is essentially two methods, but wrapped in much nicer syntax. As for the … Read more
Check the user permissions for the path & exe. Here’s how: Source solved access to the path is denied C# [closed]
Are you referring to something like this? int counter = 0; //in event if(textbox1.ToString().Equals(textbox2.ToString())) { counter++; } 2 solved How to incrase counter value when both textbox value are equal in onClick using C# [closed]