[Solved] MATLAB: Undefined function for input arguments [closed]
You should have setArray defined- methods function setArray(h) %% code end end solved MATLAB: Undefined function for input arguments [closed]
You should have setArray defined- methods function setArray(h) %% code end end solved MATLAB: Undefined function for input arguments [closed]
You’ll probably need a vector like Soren mentioned. If you’re trying to get some averages for all employees (which that’s what I assume you’re trying to do), then let’s say we’re going to try and get an average for gross pay. You’ll need a vector global, like such: #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <iomanip> #include … Read more
You have syntax error in “if else”. You need to use like “else if”. Update your function like below. function getTaxRate(inIncome) { var taxRate; var taxIncome = parseInt(inIncome); if (taxIncome >= 0 && taxIncome <= 8925) { taxRate = RATE_ONE; } else if (taxIncome >= 8926 && taxIncome <= 36250) { taxRate = RATE_TWO; } … Read more
So it looks like youre having issues understanding how to invoke the function. Look at this code, see how i assign this to be equal to circle(77)? That is one way of invoking the function. Note that your functions can be in seperate files where you can import them from. If theyre in the same … Read more
Don’t use global variables, it’s a poor practice to get in the habit of. You should pass the value into the function as an argument: function test23( $var_external ){ // do stuff to modify it return $var_external; } Then print the result: <?php print test23($var_external); ?> It’s hard to give better advice because I don’t … Read more
Just use a string a look up the appropriate entry: char convert(int numberGrade ){ if (numberGrade >=0 && numberGrade <= 20) { // 012345678901234567890 return “FFFFFFEEDDCCCBBBAAAAA”[numberGrade]; } return ‘X’ } EDIT Also you need to move the call to the convert function After you enter in the value. See below: int main(){ int note; printf(“Quelle … Read more
The whole idea of the IIFE is that its an anonymous function that is immediately executed. So by definition, no there is no way to re-execute it. With that said however, you can store the function expression to a global variable, and execute it. For example window.my_iife = (function() { /* stuff */ }); window.my_iife(); … Read more
In a loop, calculate the factorial for a given n. For each iteration, use printf to show the current state of your factorial calculation. Choose a return type that can hold the largest possible factorial. If a calculation will get too large, and cause an overflow, cap the calculation at the previous value. The stub … Read more
Echoing @DWin, it is not clear what Y is, given that it will try and get Y from your workspace. If you mean to set the pch by the column Y within banknote, then the following will work pairs(banknote[,-c(1,7)], panel = function(x,y,…){ points(x,y,pch = ifelse(as.logical(banknote$Y), 0,15))}) If you don’t want to have to reference the … Read more
Do something like this… <?php $inc=2; recv(7); // Calling your recursive function i.e. passing the parameter 5 or 7 function recv($v) // Your function definition { global $inc; if($v>=1) { echo $inc*$v.” “; $v–; recv($v); // Function calls itself in other words “recursive call” } } OUTPUT : 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 … Read more
Warning: Your problem here is that XHTML standards do not allow multiple elements with the same ID. This is simply not allows in XML, XHTML, or HTML 5. This is not just bad practice, but code which will most likely break in production as your application gets larger and less maintainable. Solution 1: Use Classes … Read more
1.) First of all there is no return statements at the end of the procedure(s). 2.) Since I am using floating point AND STACK I put finit before each procedure call. 3.) I needed to establish a stack frame in the beginning of each procedure push ebp ; save base pointer mov ebp, esp ; … Read more
You’re resetting list_change to [] on every iteration. Try moving it up to where you define your other global variables. solved I’m Coding A Naughts and Crosses Game [closed]
When the interpreter runs the line .innerHTML=”LIVES: ” + removeLives();, removeLives will be called, resulting in lives being decremented and the new content there being lower. Put that line inside the click handler instead, and initially populate the lives div via the HTML. Also, either use an inline handler in the HTML or .onclick in … Read more
It seems you have two unrelated questions here. The first is whether your calculateTutitionIncrease function does the right thing to create an list of cost values over time. It is not bad, exactly, but it could be better. To start with, you could use a for loop over a range, rather than a while loop … Read more