#define SQUARE(x) (x*x) may results in a negative value, e.g. cout << SQUARE(-1-2) << endl; gets resolved in -1 – 2*-1 – 2 and produces -1. It is much better to avoid macros, but if you use this one, make it #define SQUARE(x) ((x)*(x)) solved Why this piece is outputting NAN (Not a Number)?
Based on what you’ve shown: testNum is greater than scores.length. This means that when you traverse the array by comparing your iterator (i) to testNum rather than its actual length, you will hit indexes which don’t exist. For example, let’s say testNum = 8 and scores.length = 5. Then in your code, you will get … Read more
In saveVocabSet you’re accessing array out of bound for(int i=0; i <= arrSize; i++) // ~~ should be i < arrSize or i <= arrSize-1 Array indices should go from 0 to arrSize-1 3 solved C++ text file editor crashes on file edit [closed]
First of all, remove Player & String, you are only supposed to have the event in the parameters. You already have a config file so I don’t understand why you would need a string in the event’s parameters. Remember your class has to implement Listener if we could see your main class that would be … Read more
See this part in the error message: NumberFormatException: Invalid int: “null” you seem to try to parse the String “null” to an int. This is not possible and will therefore throw NumberFormatException. 4 solved FATAL EXCEPTION: main ; Error receiving broadcast Intent
sizeof returns the size of the given type in number of chars, not the number of elements in the array (i.e. you have the wrong units). Therefore, ints+sizeof(ints) is incorrect, it should be ints + 5. 5 solved c++ fill call is creating an error [closed]
new Element called, therefore owned by List, so only List can delete Element. List_iter doesn’t require a destructor because it only contains a pointer. solved Class destructor, runtime error: Unhandled exception – Stack overflow
assuming int on your system is 32bit long, so the max number u can store in currentPrinter is 2,147,483,647 and minimum is -2,147,483,648. the reason you are getting arithmetic error is mainly caused because of dividing by zero but the reason you end up with divide by zero is because of the integer overflow. if … Read more
I would suggest, inside the for loop with the call to showData(), that you add the following statement: if(cust[i]!=null) This will make sure that it never tries to read data from a space in the array where there is no customer. (Null pointer exceptions are caused by the program trying to access objects that have … Read more
The only thing that is broken is your code. Fix would be to avoid access to system services prior onCreate() is completed otherwise there’s no setup made yet to the activity object, hence the self-explaining-the-cause exception you facing. 5 solved Android System services not available to Activities before onCreate() [closed]