You could do this, but you probably shouldn’t: def forn(n): def new_func(func): for i in range(n): func(i) return func return new_func @forn(10) def f(i): print(i) or this: def forn(n, func) return [func(i) for i in range(n)] x = forn(10, lambda…
You can sequentially loop through the string and append the inverted character to another string. You can check whether the character is lowercase or not by converting it to lowercase (with String.toLowerCase) and checking whether the result is equal to…
After 4 days of trying I found the answer myself. Thanks for the great help guys… import numpy DARK = [] a = [] stack = [] for i in range(0,3): # create 3d numpy array d = numpy.array([[1, 2],…
concentrate on this piece of code for (i = 0; i <= 5 ;i++) { –> for (space = 5 – i; space <= 4; space++) { printf(” “); } in first iteration of inner for loop space value is…
If you have an array declared like int a[N]; where N is some positive integer value then the valid range of indices to access elements of the array is [0, N). It means that for example this for loop for(i=1;i<=10;i++)…
java.util.Scanner is probably what you’re looking for. As for the for loop, you should google Java for loop and read up on how they work. Then combine the two concepts. solved How to iterate a for loop for a user…
You add by using the += operator: for (i = 1; i <= n; i++) total += i; cout << total; Note this is short for total = total + i. 3 solved for-Loop to add integers [closed]
If I understood you code and data correctly, each item in pin_configuration begins with the target index, and then the indices to set to True. In python3, using extended iterable unpacking, you can do the following: for r, *indices in…
There is no such syntax in Python. The closest to one line you can get is two lines: lst = [1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3] uniq = [] for i in lst: if i not in uniq: uniq.append(i)…
You will have to use some mathematics here. Lets talk about your 2nd and 3rd loop: No of iterations in 3rd loop(for c) for each iteration of 2nd loop(for b): 1 = 2^0 ( for b < 1) 2 =…
Introduction Analysis complexity is an important concept in computer science, as it helps to determine the efficiency of algorithms. In particular, the analysis of complexity in a for inside for loop is important, as the complexity of the second for…
How about: foreach(array(458752, 131586, 65793) as $x) { $j = intval($x / 65536); $x = $x % 65536; $i = intval($x / 256); $k = $x % 256; echo “x=$x, i=$i, j=$j, k=$k\n”; } output: x=0, i=0, j=7, k=0 x=514,…
Individual parameters aren’t iterable; you’d need a collection for that. Try changing it to an array instead: public void increment(int increment1, int increment2, int increment3) { int[] array = {increment1, increment2, increment3}; for(int i = 1; i < array.length; i++){…
You explicitly ask the compiler to generate unoptimized code with -O0. The result is indeed rather slow as the nested loops do not get optimized away. The java compiler probably does that and removes the empty loops, a rather easy…
myList = [] while True: word = input(“Enter a Word (Type ‘q’ to quit): “) if word == ‘q’: break myList.append(word) print(myList) RESULT Enter a Word (Type ‘q’ to quit): cat Enter a Word (Type ‘q’ to quit): dog Enter…