Your logic to print is fine, all you need to do is to wrap the code into a for loop and excute it from 1 to 100, e.g.: for(int zmienna = 0 ; zmienna <= 100 ; zmienna++){ if (zmienna % 5 == 0 && zmienna % 3 == 0) System.out.println(“FizzBizz”); else if (zmienna % … Read more
In order to give a good answer to jill1993’s question and take the MosesKoledoye’s answer : abproject = (“C:/abproject.build”) abproject is a string object. Furthermore, you write : with open(“C:/abproject.build”, “r+”) as script So if you want to solve your script error, you have to write : with open(“C:/abproject.build”, “r+”) as script, open (“C:/tempfile.build”,”w+”) as … Read more
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]
Try: @ECHO ON findstr /v “Lorem euismod” “%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\test.txt” > “%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\outfile.txt” PAUSE It deletes line 1 and line 2 in test.txt. I used Lorem euismod as reference. Check out this link. solved Only keeping lines in a textfile that start with specific characters
Without the original code we can’t tell what this does. However, a way to check the outputted source is to change the eval to either console.log or alert. solved how to decode following code [closed]
Because $().value is undefined (not a function). The value property belongs to the HTMLInputElement DOM interface, jQuery objects don’t have any property or method by that name. jQuery objects provide the .val() method to set elements’ value property: $(‘.usp-title input’).eq(0).val(name); You may also get and set DOM element properties directly by retrieving a DOM element … Read more
This will do it. Short explanations on how it works can be found in the codes comments: <?php # fixed syntax error string $string = “lorem ipsum http://google.com dolor sit amet <img src=\”http://img.com/img.png\” />”; function make_clickable($text) { # explode string on spaces to array $arr = explode(‘ ‘, $text); # test each array element if … Read more
var orderNumber = $(‘span:contains(“ORDER_NUMBER”)’).next().text(); test it here : http://jsfiddle.net/GmENT/4/ solved jquery text search
You may catch a few false matches, but this is the jist of it. It backs up the original files by adding a .bak extension, but make sure you have your own backup before overwriting valuable code. I assume these are JavaScript files? perl -i.bak -pe’s/\bm_(\w)/m\u$1/g’ *.js solved Text Edit Change Variable Names [closed]
Your code is confuse, but for what I understood, you want to analyse a certain phrase. First, the constructor of the class that handles the analyse must receive the String to analyse, since it is it’s job. (Every class has a job, the result it’s obtained from the classes methods). Second, there is a convention … Read more
This should work: document.body.innerHTML = ‘<table>’+data.map(row=>'<tr>’+row.map(cell=>'<td>’+cell+'</td>’).join(”)+'</tr>’).join(”)+'</table>’; solved how do I make table from arry DATA [closed]
In relation to HTML the rel attribute specifies the relationship between the current document and the linked document it is only used if the href attribute is present. The style tag will enable you to edit the style e.g color of a particular div, text etc. For example <html> <head> <style> h1 {color:red;} p {color:blue;} … Read more
As I understand you receive plain text emails with data. Then you want to parse it. If your ‘labels’ are automatically generated and consistent then you can parse it quite easily… say something like this: Say you load your email text into a variable $email_content. $lines = explode(“\n”,$email_content); $array_of_values = array(); foreach ($lines as $line) … Read more
Your question seems to have two main parts to it: how do I get inputs in Python and how do I save data to a file in Python. To get input from the terminal: >>> data = input(‘Input: ‘) >>> Input: hello, world! To save to a file: >>> with open(‘output.txt’, ‘w’) as f: >>> … Read more
You should certainly read more on regex. A first hint is that when you want to capture a pattern you need to enclose it in parentheses. e.g. (\d+). For this example though, the code you need is: match = re.match(r’C(\d+)([F|G])(\d+)\.PNG’, s) first_id = match.group(1) fg_class = match.group(2) second_id = match.group(3) 1 solved How to extract … Read more