[Solved] string.replace( char, char) [closed]
I tested it in VS and this works for me: textBox1.Text = textBox1.Text.Replace(“\””, “\”\””); It replaces all ” with “” in my textbox. 2 solved string.replace( char, char) [closed]
I tested it in VS and this works for me: textBox1.Text = textBox1.Text.Replace(“\””, “\”\””); It replaces all ” with “” in my textbox. 2 solved string.replace( char, char) [closed]
The python function split() by default splits your text on spaces. You can add separator inside, for example: task.split(‘,’) which means this function is going to split your text in list by commas. See more examples on w3schools. solved how to print each value of list on next line in python [closed]
.innerHTML isn’t a method. For jQuery, it’s $(this).html() or with the native API, it would be this.innerHTML. And use more sensible flow control constructs like a switch statement. Generally, .innerHTML comparison can be touchy. Use .text() instead when you’re only comparing the text content. $(“li.menu-item a.ui-link”).each(function() { switch ($(this).text()) { case “Accounts”: $(this).addClass(“AccountIcon”); break; case … Read more
I am hoping that you are using Excel to open the CSV, I would recommend using excel and following these instructions to get what you need. Hope this helps, once you have the data imported save the file and share it with the users. solved Write String with preceding zeros into CSV file in java
I am not sure what you are asking, But the following program meets your conditions, 1. there is array of pointers 2. there is malloc 3. there is no character array #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #define STR_MAX_SIZE 256 int main() { char *str; char *pos[2]; char c; if((str = malloc(STR_MAX_SIZE)) ==NULL) { return -1; } … Read more
You can use the String.TrimStart method: string num = “0001”; num = num.TrimStart(‘0’); 3 solved c# deleting the 0s of an int, but not if it is 20 [duplicate]
You can use sprintf or snprintf. int c = 4; char tin [Some_Length]; sprintf(tin , “%d”, c); Or snprintf(tin , Some_Length, “%d”, c); Also, there is no string type in C. 1 solved How To assign a number in a integer variable to a string
Using a regex: string paragraphWord = “This is A String of WoRDs”; var reg = new Regex(@”(?<=^|\W)([A-Z])”); Console.WriteLine(reg.Replace(paragraphWord,”k$1″)); Explaining (?<=^|\W)([A-Z]) ?<= positive look behind ^|\W start of the string or a whitespace character [A-Z] A single upper case letter So we are looking for a single upper case letter proceeded by either the start of … Read more
Perhaps you have problem understanding the backtrack technique. In this case you should read a little about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backtracking However the code works from the char at position 0 up to 2 following chars. It changes the first char with the folowing, and calls itself with the next char as starting point. Finally switch back … Read more
First you split the string into an array: String str = “1.2, 3.1, 5.3, 4.5”; String[] arrOfStr = str.split(“,”); Then you loop through the array and convert to floats: import java.util.ArrayList; ArrayList <Double> volts = new ArrayList<Double>(); for (int i = 0; i < arrOfStr.length; i++) { volts.add(Double.parseDouble(arrOfStr[i])); } System.out.println(volts); 4 solved How to convert … Read more
Your code is going to loop 1001 times, thus creating 1001 independent String-objects. s is a local variable inside the loop, thus the garbage collector is going to free the memory occupied by these no longer referenced instances as soon as the system needs the memory. Thus, I would not expect any memory issues. As … Read more
This is know as a for-each. It’ll iterate over the different elements of a data structure (for instance, a list, a vector, a set, …), allowing you to perform some operations on each elements. If you want to use it in c++ you will have to use c++11, but you can reach a similar behavior … Read more
I’m trying to give an answer that will help you understanding the problem and work on the solution. You have a string with capital letters and at some point there is a small letter. You want the string to be split at the position before the first small letter. You can iterate through the string … Read more
I wouldn’t use a regex here, I’d just remove the two quotes (replacing ” with nothing using str_replace()), then split the string into words (using explode() with ‘ ‘ as the delimiter), then grab the last “word” using array_pop(). url=”abc123.php”; $data = file_get_contents($url); //$data contains “N/A – -0.09%” (the string to parse) $match = array_pop(explode(‘ … Read more
Do you mean by this: String newStr = str.replaceAll(“\\[.*?\\] ?”, “”); 1 solved Search for a string and assign the ones it is not in the braced brace to a new string