Maybe try echo $dyoon; instead of echo “$dyoon”; like Rangad suggested in his/her comment Also set $dyoon before while loop $dyoon = 0; while($addrow11=mysql_fetch_row($result11)){ $dyoon=$dyoon + $addrow11[“12”]; } echo $dyoon; 1 solved Notice: Undefined variable total not working in php 5.4 [closed]
I don´t know if it could be for not having a “main” function Well, yes, that’s kind of a problem. Each program must have a main() function. Where else would the execution start from? how can i call the function “RegistrarUnaInclusion” to make it work? RegistrarUnaInclusion is a member function of class ListaCircular. Therefore, you … Read more
Within your while loop instead of immediately printing the character that you read, store the char in a char array. Add an if statement that does a comparison that checks if the read char is a space character. If it is you should print the stored array and set the index of the array back … Read more
Introduction Calling a PHP function from Javascript can be a tricky task. It requires knowledge of both languages and understanding of how they interact with each other. This article will provide a step-by-step guide on how to call a PHP function from Javascript. It will also provide some tips and tricks to help make the … Read more
PHP is run on server side and not Client side like JavaScript, you need to dynamically load the php to do this. (preferably with ajax) A simple solution would be to put the php code into a new file called X.js then create an empty <script id=”loadscript” src=”#”> tag then change the src with javascript … Read more
It depends on the return value of the function. If this is void the function does not have a return value and you do the first. callOne(1, 2); If it has something else like int, char or std::string you can use the first but also the second. callTwo = func2(5, 9); In this case you … Read more
Just use the python datetime module: import datetime dayOfWeek = datetime.datetime(y, m, d).weekday() dayOfWeek will then be an integer between 0 and 6 corresponding to Monday – Sunday. Have a look at the docs for more details. solved Can anyone translate this into python? [closed]
Your if statements have more entries then a teenage girls phone. 🙂 You should invest in some structures, containers and loops. For example: const static std::string question_words[] = {“am”, “are”, “can”, “did”, “could”, “do”, “does”}; const static unsigned int word_quantity = sizeof(question_words) / sizeof(question_words[0]); //… bool is_question = false; for (unsigned int i = 0; … Read more
What you are asking for cannot be done this way. One way to handle this is to refactor the code, to break out the parts that are used in different parts in separate functions and then just call the parts needed, where needed. In this toy example this could be achieved as: def get_number(): number … Read more
#include<stdio.h> #define MAX_SIZE_ALLOTED_TO_EACH_QUESTION 100 #define NUMBER_OF_QUESTIONS 10 int scoreList[NUMBER_OF_QUESTIONS]; // This array will contain the individual score for each answers to respective questions int i; void Extroversion(int scoreList[]){ // Let formula for this be E = 20 +(1)___-(3)___+(2)___-(4)___ int E = 20 + (scoreList[1] + scoreList[2]) – (scoreList[3] + scoreList[4]); printf(“\nExtroversion is the personality trait … Read more
sum([i ** 2 for i in range(initial, initial + terms)]) or sum(map(lambda x: x ** 2, range(initial, initial + terms))) both will work as the same way. 2 solved Python for in range()
Make sure your code is exactly as it is now in the question (including the edit by @Haidro) The code, as you pasted it in the question, suggests your indentation was something like this: def my_function(): ”’ docstring ”’ code_intended_for_my_function() #my_function() This would cause code_intended_for_my_function to be executed. This is “valid” because the docstring makes … Read more
In bool StatsList::NewGrade(ListType grade) there are a couple problems. i needs to persist from call to call otherwise it will always be set to 0 at the beginning of the function. I recommend giving it a more descriptive name like listindex and making it a member variable. There is no return true. The logical place … Read more
okay it’s really simple. Just consider these two points before moving on: point 1: When a function calls another function, the first function that calls the other is known as the “caller” function, the function getting called is known as the “callee”. point 2: when a callee is called, code execution stops at the point … Read more
You could probably use goto.js (http://summerofgoto.com/) to handle this with the exact loop that you’re trying to use, but you should consider just finding a different way to factor your code. 3 solved Moving on deep function [closed]