This one could be #include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; int main(){ int i; for(int i=1; i<10; i++){ string binary = bitset<8>(i).to_string(); cout << binary << endl; } return 0; } 8 is bitset here. 3 solved C++ program . The program should use recursion and looping [closed]
I’ve never actually seen PyFunction_SetClosure used, but I would expect to use it for modifying an existing Python function object to change the closure variables. It probably isn’t suitable for implementing a generating a new function with a closure from scratch, because that would not be implemented in terms of PyFunctionObject (since these are specifically … Read more
Reading input with std::cin std::cin is used for input, and you have to store the value you want to read into a variable. For example, std::string word; std::cin >> word; std::cin >> word; will assign to word the word the user has entered. Hence, it makes no sense to pass a string literal (“hello” for … Read more
Looking at your input and expected output there is a space that has gone missing. If you really want to remove that space you could use LINQs Select extension method: var orderElements = order.Split(‘\”).Select(s => s.Trim()).ToList(); Also the string ends in an ‘ so you might want to remove empty entries like: .Split(new char[] { … Read more
Try this: var input = “2004/01/02 12:01:03”; DateTime aDate; DateTime.TryParse(input, out aDate); string output = aDate.ToString(“yyyyMMddHHmmss”); 1 solved Convert from a string to datetime
It was solved with just adding the existing menuStrip to other forms via form1.Controls.Add(menuStrip); form2.Controls.Add(menuStrip); solved Visual Studio set one menu strip for multiple forms
You are trying to convert a list of integer to a string string qty = new List<int>(); maybe doing List<int> qty = new List<int>(); solved Cannot implicitly convert type ‘System.Collections.Generic.List‘ to ‘string’
Maybe change the data type on the db to an integer of some sort? Why does this differ from your input? Anyway the below should work. You should always make sure you utilize the parameters property within a SqlCommand to avoid SQL injection. void countVR(int kk) { string selectString = “SELECT COUNT(*) FROM cllohn” + … Read more
Here is a way you could achieve your purpose. int num = 2; // for example int out = 1; for (int exp = 1; exp <= 10; exp++) { out *= num; printf(“%d\n”, out); } Remarks about your code: Your inner while loop is infinite if num and expnt are both different from 0. … Read more
You can use Regex As an example In Combobox_TextChanged event if charcter match remove it private void comboBox1_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { string rex=comboBox1.Text; Regex regex = new Regex(@”^\d$”); if (regex.IsMatch(compare)) { rex= Regex.Replace(rex, @”(?<=\d),(?=\d)|[.]+(?=,)[A-Z]”, “”); } comboBox1.Text=rex; } This can help you. Regex for numbers only 5 solved How to disable enter alphabet symbols … Read more
Short Answer You can use String.Insert. String.Insert public string Insert( int startIndex, string value ) startIndex Type: System.Int32 The zero-based index position of the insertion. value Type: System.String The string to insert. Explanation This Method inserts a string into another string at the specified index position. The first parameter, startIndex is the zero-based index position … Read more
This will fall in the infinite case only in some cases. And it is because of rounding off you should take x as float so you will get appropriate answer. In your case first of all U-D will be computed and let’s take a case if U-D=0.65235 Then.. It will be converted to 0 and … Read more
You can do it using shell with a sequence like <program>& pid=$! sleep $time_limit if ps aux | grep $pid | grep -v grep > /dev/null then kill $pid echo “Time limit exceeded” fi Here are two examples with and without reaching the time limit (using sleep 10 and sleep 3 as program, with a … Read more
I started with visual basic years ago with the help of youtube tutorials. After that I was so interested in programming, that I attended a school with software programming as a main subject. In this school we started with Java and we learnt how object orientation works. After that I learned C and later on … Read more
Just dereference it: int32 position = *iPos; But the more elegant version is to use the & operator to get a pointer to position: int32 position; status = scriptData.GetInt32(&position); 1 solved How convert Int32* to Int32?