[Solved] How to count how many maximum are in an array?
at first glance : if(max == b[x][y]) // not if(max); { counter++; } solved How to count how many maximum are in an array?
at first glance : if(max == b[x][y]) // not if(max); { counter++; } solved How to count how many maximum are in an array?
Gee, sometimes its fun to overengineer things. There is an Aggregate function which turns a list into a scalar value – lets create one that goes the other way public static class Extensions { public static IEnumerable<T> Explode<T>(this T value, Func<T,T> next, Func<T,bool> limit) { var n = value; while(!limit(n)) { yield return n; n … Read more
You can go with this: List<string> strings = new List<string>() { “abc”, “abb”, “acc”, “acb”, “zx”, “zxc”, “zxx”, “caa”, “cba”, “ccc”, }; string input = “ab”;// <= or whatever foreach (string foundString in strings) { if (foundString.StartsWith(input)) { Console.Out.WriteLine(foundString); } } 2 solved How to List candidate word
I am pretty sure it is a very early, very primitive, Windows Forms only form of Multitasking You are pretty close to correct on all counts except for your conjecture that it is for WinForms only. “DoEvents” precedes WinForms; it was present in Visual Basic long before WinForms was invented, and “pump the message queue” … Read more
You have to initialise the variable: int contatore = 0; 1 solved Printf don’t show the variable, but a random number [closed]
In the comments, you mention that you’re using array indexes in the interval 1..N for an array of size N+1, but the size you pass in is N+1. If that’s true, you have an off-by-one error in max-heapify(): if size is N+1, the last position you can access is N, not N+1, so you must … Read more
Can main function become friend function in C++ ? Yes, it can. The friend declaration in your class A grants function main() the right of accessing the name of its non-public data members (in this case, i): friend int main(); The object obj is default-constructed, and A‘s constructor sets the value of i to 10: … Read more
You can, if you correct your mistake in defining an interface and specify a return type on your methods. interface Interface1 { void Method1(); } interface Interface2 : Interface1 { void Method2(); } class Class1 : Interface1 { public void Method1() { } } class Class2 : Class1, Interface2 { public void Method2() { } … Read more
You can reduce the overhead of file I/O by writing to the file in large blocks to reduce the number of individual write operations. #define CHUNK_SIZE 4096 char file_buffer[CHUNK_SIZE + 64] ; // 4Kb buffer, plus enough // for at least one one line int buffer_count = 0 ; int i = 0 ; while( … Read more
The auto-property is not being initialized with a value, so that’s why you are getting null. It might be important to show the difference between fields and properties. public class Student { // This is a field. It stores the actual data private string name; // This is an auto-property. The actual private field cannot … Read more
If you have experience with Matlab, the easiest path is to go through the “VGG Convolutional Neural Networks Practical” and use their open source MatConvNet toolbox for Matlab: http://www.vlfeat.org/matconvnet/. 0 solved Neural Network Image Classification, The Most Efficient Solution / Suggestion [closed]
The best way to track object is to transform the video you get from RGB to HSV //convert frame from BGR to HSV colorspace cvtColor(cameraFeed,HSV,COLOR_BGR2HSV); and than use erode() and dilate() function to avoid disorders. Than using a certain range of HUE values you can select a range of colors. There isn’t a best color, … Read more
In an amazingly unsatisfying turn of events I voted to close my question. The problem was apparently caused by undefined behavior in unrelated code. And that because I did something that’s defined in C++11 but is not in C++03. Apparently you can’t call constructors from constructors in C++03…. Because of that, and because the question … Read more
Your switch case is incorrect, right now you’re making a mix of switch case and if statements, but your switch case will always go to case 9 and you don’t actually need a switch case on integers. You need to change it to something like this: string o = saiNathHospitalDataSet.Tables[“PatientTable”].Rows[i][“WARD NAME”]; const string a = … Read more
In C, strings are stored as null-terminated arrays of characters. This means that there are many ways to represent the same string: everything in the array of characters after the first null byte is ignored, as far as the value of the string is concerned. When the first gets call reads HelloWorld, it stores the … Read more