You can use string.Concat var result = string.Concat(byteValues); You can also re-write your loop using the same method: string stringValue = string.Concat(Enumerable.Range(1, 31)); 5 solved How do I preserve ASCII value in string?
This is from memory, but try this: myProcess = New Process() myProcess.StartInfo.FileName = “C:\Windows\explorer.exe” myProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = True myProcess.StartInfo.WorkingDirectory = Application.StartupPath myProcess.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = True myProcess.Start() I have to say, I think this is probably something the author should know about/deal with. Get your $3 worth in support 😉 4 solved How to correctly initialize the Windows … Read more
Aspose.Pdf.Generator namespace only supports the feature to create TOC while generating new PDF and Aspose.Pdf for .NET does not support the feature to manipulate TOC in existing PDF file. However for the sake of implementation, the requirement is added in issue tracking system as PDFNEWNET-34836. Once the new feature becomes available, we would be able … Read more
Ok, I will take a guess at the logic rules. How about: string newStr = str.Substring(0,4)+str.Substring(10,4)+str.Substring(15,6); or maybe you want string newStr = str.Substring(0,4)+str.Substring(10,4)+str.Split(“-“)[1]; there are many things you could want 3 solved How to truncate string value in c#? [closed]
I doubt that there’s a C# Specific library for this, but this question (Use of the MANIFEST.MF file in Java) has a great overview of the file, what it’s for, and a lot of other helpful information. That being said, the quick and dirty way (in my opinion) for how to do this would be … Read more
Adding to Igor Tandetnik’s answer: There is another problem, (n[i]-‘0’)*(n[i+1]-‘0’)*(n[i+2]-‘0’)*(n[i+3]-‘0’)*(n[i+4]-‘0’)*(n[i+5]-‘0’)*(n[i+6]-‘0’)*(n[i+7]-‘0’)*(n[i+8]-‘0’)*(n[i+9]-‘0’)*(n[i+10]-‘0’)*(n[i+11]-‘0’)*(n[i+12]-‘0’) is calculated as an int and therefore it will overflow for example at i == 88. You have to cast the first value to unsigned long long to have the whole calculation as unsigned long long. #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main(){ … Read more
The variable p doesn’t point to anywhere. The memory there is just garbage value. So, either do: p = malloc(sizeof(struct data)); This will allocate some memory on the heap and store the address in p. Or, p = &<some valid memory>; I think you intended to do: p = &d; Which would store the address … Read more
You are making a class with a ; and no { }. This is how you are making the class: public class CamShake; A class should be declared like: public class CamShake { } I don’t know what you wanted to put inside it, but this is how you would do it by what I … Read more
option variable should be of type string in your case. Then, You need to change this bit (assignment operator) if(option = friend) to this (comparison operator) if(option == friend) So finally you will get (after readline command fix) string friend; string friend2; string friend3; string option; Console.WriteLine(“Who would you like to talk to first? ” … Read more
It sounds like you’re trying to verify that all items in list2 are contained within at least one item in list1. If that’s the case, this should do the trick: bool list1ContainsList2Items = list2.All(l2 => list1.Any(l1 => l1.Contains(l2))); 2 solved Quickest way to compare two generic lists C# [closed]
I apologize in advance, for I’m still actively learning C++, but think I can reproduce your desired output in PHP while loops. From what I could gather, the formula you would need is n = n – i with i being the iterator that doubles each day and n being the number of bags… $n … Read more
I suppose that this question is now obsolete, since the homework is probably already past. However, it is obvious from the code that the first time the transaction.Commit(); is called, the transaction will be completed. BUT there is no new transaction started in the loop, so the next time that transaction.Commit(); is called an error … Read more
i): The outer loop is running n times so you touch every element n times in the outer loop. The inner loop is also running n times, so you touch every element n*n times so its O(n^2) ii) The loop is running n*n times so it simply is O(n^2) solved time complexity for given scenario … Read more
public static Label MakeNewLabel() { Label myLabel = new Label(); myLabel.Name = “myLabelName”; myLabel.Text = “”; myLabel.Location = new Point(13, min_char + 3); myLabel.Visible = true; return myLabel; } this.Controls.Add(MakeNewLabel()); Try the above 0 solved C# Generating Labels [closed]
The problem was the sftp client. The purpose of the console application was to loop through a list<> and download the files. I tried with winscp and, even though, it did the job, it was very slow. I also tested sharpSSH and it was even slower than winscp. I finally ended up using ssh.net which, … Read more