The main problem is, you are changing the value of s in inner loop but when the inner loop terminates, you don’t reset s to 0. Hence s == p never become true. Try this: for (g = 0; a == 0; g++) { for (c = 0; p > s; c++) { s = … Read more
First-chance exception at 0x0FBD8B51 (msvcr120d.dll) in Higher Or Lower.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x74742E6C solved First-chance exception at 0x0FBD8B51 (msvcr120d.dll) in Higher Or Lower.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x74742E6C
When you write cin.ignore(0,’\n’), you’re saying “Ignore the characters in the stream until you have ignored 0 characters or you reach a ‘\n’”. Since you told the stream to ignore a maximum of 0 characters, it does nothing. When you write cin.ignore(100, ‘\n’), you’re saying “Ignore the characters in the stream until you have ignored … Read more
for(i=0; i < numberOfProducts; ++i) and for(i=0; i < numberOfProducts; i++) are both equivalent as you are not reading the result of the operation (like in a = i++ vs a = ++i). The latter form is more common. If you have different results, you probably have issues in the way you are testing your … Read more
Like this? string path = @””; DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(path); var files = dir.GetFiles(“*.txt”); if (files.Length >= 2) { } solved Check if the two Files exist in the folder
I have found : getting errors stray ‘\342’ and ‘\200’ and ‘\214’ and it coused by copy strange characters from web;) So it’s works now 1 solved program can’t recognize a char
Yes it’s perfectly possible to create a multi-threaded windows service. Just spawn a new thread when you receive a message via your preferred way of handling things. This is the manual way, you could also use a background worker: Thread t = new Thread(() => { // Do some work }); There’s nothing preventing a … Read more
Assuming you’ve got some number of textboxes named textbox1, textbox2, etc., you can’t just put a variable in the name and have it refer to the right textbox. You should put the textboxes in an array first. TextBox[] textboxArray = new TextBox[] { textbox1, textbox2, textbox3, … }; string alpha = “acdefde”; for (int i … Read more
Try this: #include <stdio.h> int main() { char str[50]; printf(“Enter a string : “); gets(str); printf(“You entered: %s”, str); return(0); } 2 solved How to use the gets() command to take text input and display output using printf statement in c language? [closed]
This is a well-known bug in the Turbo C 3.0 compiler. But note one thing: currently the behaviour of your function is undefined as main should always have an int return type. Formally, a standards compliant compiler is permitted to do anything with your program! If you adjust your program so it has no undefined … Read more
Utils.readFile is a Java statement. There is no standard .NET method named Utils.ReadFile. Maybe it is in a custom library. You could use File.ReadAllText though: string text = File.ReadAllText(Server.MapPath(Url.Content(“~/Content/Daybook.html”))) 0 solved In which namespace is Utils.ReadFile written?
The culture on your machine probably does not consider the decimal seperator to be ‘.’ but ‘,’. Try with this: Convert.ToDouble(“168.255157”, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); Edit: I confirmed that this was happening on my machine when I was using the wrong separator. This: Convert.ToDouble(“168,255157”, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); also returned 168255157.0. You should always bear in mind the culture you are … Read more
defineletters is never called -> letters are uninitialized solved Cows and Bulls Game – C++ [closed]
Just create an object of emp1 inside your main, and give it a value like below and it should be ok emp1 emp; emp.number.number1=3; //printf then with emp.number.number1 😉 solved accessing values structure within structure? [closed]
If a is true, then y never exists — it only comes into existence after execution enters the block in which it’s defined, and if that never happens it never exists at all. Whichever leg of the if statement is executed, the variable(s) defined in that scope are destroyed when execution leaves that scope, so … Read more