[Solved] Nodes as a pointer
Yes, this is because the nodes are allocated dynamically. solved Nodes as a pointer
Yes, this is because the nodes are allocated dynamically. solved Nodes as a pointer
I haven’t done php for a long time now … If I understand you well I would do that : Your html should send the request (http GET request) with the two numbers to your server (from your form). The triggered php script should use the shell_exec command from php to execute a c program. … Read more
Why here the output is only “hie” and “hola”? Order of precedence of Logical AND (&&) is greater than Logical OR (||). Agreed. But, it doesn’t mean that a program has to evaluate in that order. It just says to group together the expressions. Hence, if(printf(“hie”)|| printf(“hello”)&& printf(“nice to see you”)) is equivalent to, if(printf(“hie”) … Read more
You need to instantiate the Lists in your AddedContacts class’s constructor: public class AddedContacts { private List<CreateContact> Contact; public List<CreateContact> ClassCreateContact { get { return Contact; } set { this.Contact = value; } } public AddedContacts() { Contact = new List<CreateContact>(); ClassCreateContact = new List<CreateContact>(); } } You also need to create an instance of … Read more
The problem is you have two separate tasks running that call ShowProgressText. Task.Run() is not something you normally use unless you are interfacing with code that does not use the C# async/await pattern. So perhaps LoadRapport could be like this: bool IsCompleted; string LogText; private async Task LoadRapport() { LogText = “Disable Replication”; IsCompleted = … Read more
The word for an object, field or property whose value doesn’t change for its entire lifetime is immutable. System.String is a classic example — any time you need a new string value, you actually get an entirely new object. solved What do we call unchangeable fields of a class?
It does not work. If it does something, it’s blind luck. And the full code is here. 8 solved Array index greater than the declared value. How is it possible? [duplicate]
You can do this by using only getline function, but there is a little bit more elegant solution using both genline and operator >>. Note: it is work for c++11. It could be rewritten for earlier c++. Look at here for reference. Only getline using Here is a program which prints a file with words … Read more
You need to change your constructor to look at location instead of userLocation (see below) in order to avoid this exception: public FSCServerLocator(string location) { if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(location)) { throw new Exception(“No location included at initialization”); } //parameter filtering userLocation = location; } 2 solved Unhandled exception when calling object
How many times can you use copy_to_user() in a kernel program? As many times as you want. But they have to make sense (because anything you do in any kind of program has to make sense). I thought if the data that is passed into the copy_to_user() will append the data to the next line. … Read more
Change your sql statement to cmd.CommandText = “SELECT CMC, [Site Name], [Phone Number], Zip_Code FROM site Where Zip_Code=”” + Zipcode.Text + “””; You are missing the = which is needed for the syntax to be correct. But you should think about using parameter instead to avoid SQL Injection. Why do we always prefer using parameters … Read more
Because there is no free lunch. In general, if a data structure is more powerful than another, you will have to pay for that additional power somehow. Sometimes you will not be willing to pay that price. As for lists, you are correct, in terms of functionality, they are way better than arrays: You can … Read more
Using an unsafe array in C# allows you to get direct pointers to the elements (if they are of intrinsic types). This should provide a performance benefit because there are no range checks to be done of each access. I know you said no unsafe code, but if you want performance you have to consider … Read more
operator is a keyword – use op for your variable name instead. You want to input using the >> operator with cin, not the << operator. solved C++ program produced many errors
First, you tagged your question with async-await without actually using it. There really is no reason anymore to use the old asynchronous paradigms. To wait asynchronously for all concurrent async operation to complete you should use Task.WhenAll which means that you need to keep all the tasks in some construct (i.e. dictionary) before actually extracting … Read more