Hy to everyone. For a couple of hours now, I've tried to implement an array of linked lists. I would like to implement K-Way-Sort in C, but it seems I can't figure out why I don't make a proper memory allocation.
What's even more peculiar is that the program will work for an initial value < 3. ...
I copied a code from a book and the topic is "Conversion From a Class to a Fundamental Type". But the errors happen.
The code is
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
class time {
public:
// Define a constructor
time(int h, int m, int s) {
hours = h;
minutes = ...
I would like to get some advice on WAI-ARIA markup I have added to my paginated post navigation.
Does this look correct, am I missing anything?
Should anything be added/removed to the current page link (#2)?
Also, curious on my "Page Count" and "View All" sections what if anything can be add...
I just told it to skip the first 250 million blocks on the input and output. Hopefully that means it'll sync them properly and Windows will copy correctly.
The good news is the issue happened on the last 25% of the copy, which shouldn't have too many files on it I hope.
But we'll find out.
(When Windows won't start.)
Oh crap, I didn't do conv=noerror, hopefully there are no read errors.
I've come up with a small exercise to learn scala consisting of making a client that assembles a graph available as a resource. The API server responds with a paged list of edges, in the form of [{i: <source node>, j: <target node>, weight: <edge value>}, ...].
I'm using akka and there are two a...
If I have an array:
array = ['hi', 'this', 'this', 'is', 'is', 'an', 'array']
and I want to make every even-indexed element upcase, and every odd-indexed element downcase,
why does this code not upcase duplicates when using array.index(x) in a block:
array.map{|x| array.index(x) % 2 == 0 ? ...
@CaffeinatedCoder actually the problem with regular expressions is not that they are very complicated, but rather that they are too simplistic, i.e., they are very "dumb" and can only parse the simplest of text effectively. — Phrancis19 secs ago
Hope that makes sense. I think learning regex is good, and then learning when not to use regex is better.
Sometimes we need to map a .NET type to some custom nice looking text and resolve it back to the type latter. We could use it while implementing polymorphic behaviors in JSON API, or persisting/rehydrating class hierarchy. Sometimes, we need something more complex then 1:1 mapping. Let’s say that...
Sub example()
openIt = Shell("C:\WINDOWS\notepad.exe C:\test.txt", 1)
End Sub
I would like to get some advice on WAI-ARIA markup I have added to my paginated post navigation.
Does this look correct, am I missing anything?
Should anything be added/removed to the current page link (#2)?
Also, curious on my "Page Count" and "View All" sections what if anything can be add...
