[Solved] Print array values

if you want to sort according to values in desc order $finalprint[] = “XYZ”; $finalprint[] = “ABC”; $finalprint[] = “MNO”; rsort($finalprint); foreach ($finalprint as $val) { echo $val.” ” ; } o/p XYZ MNO ABC if you want to sort according to keys in desc order krsort($finalprint); foreach ($finalprint as $val) { echo $val.” ” ; } … Read more

[Solved] HOW TO PRINT 1,000,000 IN PYTHON AS IT IS I KNOW WHY IT IS PRINTED AS 1 0 0 BUT HOW TO PRINT IT AS IT IS? WITHOUT CONSIDRING 1,000,000 A STRING [duplicate]

HOW TO PRINT 1,000,000 IN PYTHON AS IT IS I KNOW WHY IT IS PRINTED AS 1 0 0 BUT HOW TO PRINT IT AS IT IS? WITHOUT CONSIDRING 1,000,000 A STRING [duplicate] solved HOW TO PRINT 1,000,000 IN PYTHON AS IT IS I KNOW WHY IT IS PRINTED AS 1 0 0 BUT HOW … Read more

[Solved] Printing an HTML form using jQuery

From what I can understand, you want the text that is typed in the text1 and text2 input fields. You can do so with the .val() function, like this: $(“#print”).click(function(){ alert($(‘#l’).val() + ‘\n’ + $(‘#m’).val()); window.print(); }); solved Printing an HTML form using jQuery

[Solved] 2.7.6 python version needs parenthesis to print?

Your impression is correct, it’s not needed (unless of course you import print_function von __future__!). However, it’s not prohibited either. print is followed by an expression, and (sys.version) is a valid expression as much as sys.version is. Note that (x) does not create a tuple containing x (that would be (x,)). solved 2.7.6 python version … Read more

[Solved] Printing all Labels in a Form VB.net

See this page for a breakdown on vb.net printing methods: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/72b5a038-912d-4455-929d-89eeb9984d7c/how-do-i-print-a-form-in-vbnet?forum=Vsexpressvb To get the text out of all your labels, use this code: For Each ctrl As Control In Me.Controls If TypeOf (ctrl) Is Label Then Dim newLine As String = ctrl.Name & “: ” & ctrl.Text ‘Process newLine as you see fit End If … Read more

[Solved] Tell me what’s wrong with this code GOLANG

Actually the code in question works on unix systems, but usually the problem is that calls like fmt.Scanf(“%f”, &x1) does not consume newlines, but quoting from package doc of fmt: Scanning: Scan, Fscan, Sscan treat newlines in the input as spaces. And on Windows the newline is not a single \n character but \r\n, so … Read more