Yes, it is very much possible. If you are a beginner, I recommend you use python to do this. You can use PyQt for your GUI, pyttsx and SpeechRecognition for the speech engine (offline). Do the following to install them: pip install SpeechRecognition pip install pyttsx Here’s some code to get you started on the … Read more
The many comments (and even answers) focus on the risks in your implementation. Yet the question stands. As directly demonstrated below rectifying the perceived code shortcomings would not change anything significant about the performance. Here is the OP’s code modified to be (A) safe, and (B) supporting the same operations as std::stack, and (C) reserving … Read more
You can get the operating system name from the registry but you need to query WMI for the architecture and the service pack information: using System.Diagnostics; … private string GetOperatingSystemInfo() { RegistryKey operatingSystemKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(@”SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion”); string operatingSystemName = operatingSystemKey.GetValue(“ProductName”).ToString(); ConnectionOptions options = new ConnectionOptions(); // query any machine on the network ManagementScope scope = … Read more
The as operator attempts to convert the parameter to the requested type, returning null if the conversion/cast fails. (MSDN) So the code you provided is checking if sender is a Rectangle object (or a derived type). It then checks for null before using the converted variable, which is always good practice when using as. Note … Read more
According to this analysis of the interpreter, the FOR variable will be expanded in phase 4, so the interpreter will know how many times to execute the command and on what values immediately. In contrast, each GOTO is interpreted in phase 7, and it requires scanning the file anew looking for the label each time, … Read more