[Solved] Expected indent error after def statement

You should make sure your indentation is uniform (always 4 spaces). Starting with if Submit == “yes”:, your lines have one extra space. This will be easier to do if you use a better IDE than IDLE, which will automatically highlight and label problems like this. Some good alternatives are Spyder (which is free), and … Read more

[Solved] Too few arguments to function error? (C++) [closed]

Function argument is missing in findHighest() function. The function deceleration is void findHighest(double sale[]); You are not supplying argument double sale[] Thus replace the line findHighest() [the line before system(“PAUSE”) statement ]with findHighest(sale) 2 solved Too few arguments to function error? (C++) [closed]

[Solved] Call a c++ function that returns a int value from java

I just had to place the cpp file name in the Android.mk file… This is my first time so sorry… Fixed code: C++ #include <string.h> #include <jni.h> extern “C” { JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_net_pixeldroidof_addonedit_MainActivity_getScreenY(JNIEnv* env, jobject thiz) { int number = 30; return number; } } Java public native static int getScreenY(); //And you can … Read more

[Solved] string literal pointer issue passing to nested functions

In C, string operations cannot have a convenient interface, because of memory management. If a function receives a string, and converts it to another string, you should decide how to declare its interface. The simplest interface is in-place (strtok uses it); you can use it only if the output is somehow smaller than input: void … Read more

[Solved] Local variable values and Address getting retained even after function completes Execution [closed]

How is value getting retained even after function completing execution? Undefined behavior (UB). It might appear to “work”, but that is not specified to be so by C. fun(&ptr); runs fine, yet printf(“%p”,ptr); is UB as the value ptr is no longer valid. Many systems will tolerate this UB. De-referencing ptr, with printf(“%d\n”,*ptr); is even … Read more

[Solved] Proper formatting of an SQL function using Workbench [closed]

CREATE FUNCTION get_id(NAME IN Courses.NAME%TYPE ,COURSE_ID_O[] OUT ARRAY ) RETURN COURSE_ID_O BEGIN IF NAME LIKE ‘_J%’ OR NAME LIKE ‘_Z%’ THEN SELECT COURSE_ID INTO COURSE_ID_O FROM COURSES WHERE COURSE_NAME=NAME ; ELIF NAME=” OR NAME=NULL THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(‘Please enter a valid string.’); END IF EXCEPTION WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(‘No record found If it is blank or null: … Read more

[Solved] Using returned outputs from one function in another in Python

I would rewrite the main function to be something like: def GetStudentInput(): score = 0 for i in range (4): print(“Mrs Pearson’s Class Test Score Data”) name = CheckStringInput(“What’s Your Name: “) score += CheckNumericInput(“What’s Your Score: “) print(score) This eliminates the need for an extra function and avoids using a list since you don’t … Read more