You are shooting past your fixed-sized arrays due to a defective EOF test. Your loop should look more like the following: // also, don’t do preceding “usageFile >> … ;” while (true) { // you should also push as many of your charge/count variable declaration // in here as possible … // “readFile” is a … Read more
What is head declared as outside the function? Does any code outside the function modify head? If head is null going into the function then your function won’t do anything, and depending on the print code you also didn’t present, it might just loop forever for just that reason alone. In your first if statement … Read more
The code you posted won’t do anything but pick 3 psuedo-random numbers until the end of time. You have to add some win/loss conditions. As of now the x, y and z are just numbers. If you want to make a gambling game you have to add some victory conditions like: if x + y … Read more
This line almost always return 0 and that is why it does not get into the while. var randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random()); Math.random() return float values lower than 1 starting from 0 … and with Math.floor you are getting the int part which indeed is 0 1 solved Why does Math.floor(Math.random()) function always return “0”?
Here and there you have made some mistakes.But don’t worry that’s okay. You have assumed that the student does not take test3 only.But it could be test1 or test2 also. Another thing to notice is that you have assigned 0 as the score for the test which has not been taken.Again this could create an … Read more
Your second while loop has no break point!!! Your first while loop runs until it detects motion and then enters the second loop, and your second loop runs forever. If you want both loops to work simultaneously then you should use threads!!! If not then make a break point in second loop. Simple example: import … Read more
In class2, you are calling Console.WriteLine(c1.inf1());. So class1.inf1 should return a string as you are trying to output it to the console. However, class1.inf1() recursively calls itself with no exit and does not return a string. So I think this may be what you are trying to accomplish: protected internal string inf1() { return “\n……inf1() … Read more
What I think is happening here is that Spark serializes functions to send them over the wire. And that because your function (the one you’re passing to map) calls the accessor param_user_minimal_rating_count of object odbscan, the entire object odbscan will need to get serialized and sent along with it. Deserializing and then using that deserialized … Read more
Your problem with the bank “resetting” constantly was you never actually subtracted the bet from the bank. See the following code, I hope this helps. cout << “You have ” << bank << ” coins in your bank.” << endl; cout << “How many coins would you like to bet? “; cin >> bet; //This … Read more
First, you are accessing an uninitialized variable. This introduces undefined behaviour into your program; I’d remove this section. Second, your while-loop runs as long as a > 0, but in the body of the loop, the value of a is never changed. Note that when calling init, parameter a is passed by value, i.e. the … Read more
It is impossible for this loop to ever end. The only possible way this look could end would be for type1 to be nor, fir, wat, … at the same time. You probably want to replace all ors (||), by ands (&&). In that case your loop would stop at the moment type1 is equal … Read more
Recursive java program doesn’t return any value. Putting a print statement right before the return statements prints infinite values solved Recursive java program doesn’t return any value. Putting a print statement right before the return statements prints infinite values