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Re: [B]Skepticisms[/B] is the longest word that alternates hands when typing! | |
Re: The C++ Programming Language - bjarne stroustrup C++ Primer Thinking in C++ Effective c++ The design and evolution of c++ Programming Language | |
Re: Method1 (The XOR trick) a ^= b ^= a ^= b; Although the code above works fine for most of the cases, it tries to modify variable 'a' two times between sequence points, so the behavior is undefined. What this means is it wont work in all the cases. This … | |
Re: I agree with all above.Try a better/newer IDE .Avoid using Turbo C, it is considered to be non-standard. There are many things in it which are outdated and not according to ANSI standard. | |
Re: It is not the size of a dog in a fight... It is the size of the fight in a dog. | |
Re: Not sure if Earthbound is better than Supermario. **Commitment** | |
Re: Adding to what all have said.. Just to know distribuitons of Linux OS only , checkout distrowatch.com . You will get an idea that you have asked something like how many birds in my city right now..?? :) :) | |
Re: [QUOTE]System multiplication table[/QUOTE] Please be a little more specific what exactly you want | |
Re: Since you want to read from a file , your inital step would be to read about java IO. Check out various classes Reader, Writer, BufferedReader etc. That will give you a pretty clear idea about how to start. For ex. BufferedReader has a method readLine() that reads an entire … | |
Re: Try printing "type" at line number 6 , that might give you some clue. Also, paste on your entire code so that we get a better idea | |
Re: Please specify the problem that you are facing..?? what exactly do you want? | |
I don't need the exact query , just the logic of how I should go about it: I need to compare for equality all records of a table for a given set of fields. If count of such similar records exceeds a particular value, I have to delete all those … | |
Re: Not one of my favo.. but the hacker guy in Italian Job does nice little traffic signal hacking.. :P :D | |
Re: From this code, you are passing the file as an argument i.e. at the time when you run the program. Probably a little study of 'String args[]' or what command line arguments are will help you :) | |
Re: Search on www.coursera.org or www.udacity.com and see if you get any | |
Re: Well I would suggest you to try http://opencv.org/ I guess willowgarage is an older link. And from what you have written ,seems that its an installation problem | |
Re: Since the error message that you are getting is quite clear, I would suggest you to try the same query on your db console and when it runs there, write the query in your code. Many a times, such things may happen due to case sensitiveness etc. | |
If I want to learn web designing and development, that includes many technologies HTML5, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, AJAX, XML, DOM, Flash/Flex/ActionScript and so on. In which order should I go? The start will be basic HTML no doubt , but then which ones are the pre requisites for what. What … | |
Re: Do you get an exception...?? Try finding out whether conn is null. This will confirm whether connection is being established or not in the first place. | |
Re: For which line in your code are you getting null pointer exception?? FYI you get null pointer exception whenever you try to access/use something whose value is null | |
Re: **GNU assembler (gas)** , also called **as** is another such assembler. You get it as a part of binutils as well | |
Re: > U2 (two's complement) 2 's complement means inverting each bit (i.e. 0 becomes 1 and 1 becomes 0). And then add 1 to whatever number you get .That will give you 2's complement of that number | |
Re: Basically , you have messed up with you curly braces a lot. Check into them. > D = S*(S-a)*(S-b)*(S-c); //D is the square of the area of the triangle > if(D<=0) > { > printf("The triangle cannot be formed"); > getch(); > exit(0); > if((a==b || b==c || c==a) && … | |
Re: Computer Security, taught by Dan Boneh, John Mitchell and Dawn Song [url]http://www.security-class.org/[/url] Cryptography, taught by Professor Dan Boneh [url]http://crypto-class.org/[/url] Software Engineering for Software as a Service (SAAS), taught by Armando Fox and David Patterson [url]http://saas-class.org/[/url] Game Theory, taught by Matthew O. Jackson and Yoav Shoham [url]http://game-theory-class.org[/url] Natural Language processing, taught … | |
Re: I agree with happygeek in this case. Yes, its true most of the companies will consider your looks while recruiting you. But personally, I believe that looks really don't matter. May be people will have misconceptions about you at the beginning, but if you have true talent, it will be … | |
Re: [QUOTE]package junit.framework does not exist[/QUOTE] Thats where your problem lies. This previous thread might help [url]http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/java/threads/355349[/url] | |
Re: Here is a link that might get all your concepts pretty much clear [url]http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/dual-boot-windows-7-ubuntu.html[/url] | |
Re: [QUOTE]It says case label does not reduce to an integer [/QUOTE] Maybe printing isalpha('a') might help. Just because isalpha on true returns non-zero integer , not necessarily 1. So can be a problem. Just try that out | |
Re: Paste what output you are getting before problem occurs Or what you could do is write a print statement in every function at the beginning so you can atleast know which function is messed up | |
Re: Use Integer.parseInt() function . It takes String as parameter | |
Re: Initialize matched to false rather than true. Suppose A is "abcde" and B is "xyz" , always first if will be false and ultimately you return matched which is true in your case which is wrong. | |
Re: Your structure will contain per user specific data like name,number,email,address , whatever you want for that matter. And for many users you will use array of this structure | |
Re: [url]http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vclanguage/thread/14e85604-6929-4707-a22e-8cdf596926a6[/url] Check it out | |
Re: 1. How important do you consider computer security? Very important 2. Do you use Anti‐virus/Anti‐spyware software? On windows, Yes I do. i. When was the last time you updated this software? Automatic updation ii. When was the last time you complete a full scan of your system? Last month 3. … | |
Re: First check if the connection is being made correctly. Check if con is null. If yes it means connection is not getting established in the first place, check if you have set driver path correctly | |
Re: INT_MAX in limits.h gives maximum value of integer | |
Re: [QUOTE] int[] sortedArray = bubbleSort(points);[/QUOTE] This function must be outside the for loop, that means you call the function only after you are done entering all the numbers. EDIT : Post whatever errors/exceptions you are getting now | |
Re: [QUOTE] Now is there a way I can check if t (the name) is already in the account hash map? I realized this is a problem after I accidentally typed a non-existent name and the output was weird.[/QUOTE] Yes, you can use account.containsKey(yourKey) function. Check documentation for the same | |
Re: [QUOTE]But what about the Mac? Maybe, it's silly to ask this, but can I use DirectX on Mac? Now, which is better in those two?[/QUOTE] Apple ships OpenGL as a standard feature of the Mac OS (OS9 and Mac OS X). You can search for it on the net. | |
Re: [QUOTE]for (int number, numbers)[/QUOTE] This is wrong syntactically..What are you trying to achieve here? EDIT : All three posted at the same time :) :) | |
Re: [QUOTE] input = getchar()[/QUOTE] Might be causing the problem...!!!! ? Although i am not quite sure | |
Re: 1.Take number of rows as input from user 2.Loop until all rows are done 3.According to the pattern, number of elements in a row = row number itself. Loop for printing elements in 1 row. If the element number you are printing is odd ,print 1, if it is even … | |
Re: [QUOTE]can i do arrays with different classes in one class? [/QUOTE] can you be a bit clearer as to what exactly you want. | |
Re: [QUOTE]I am using Eclipse to do my firmware project. However, it keeps giving me a red under lined error for the import line java.awt whenever i try to import the following.[/QUOTE] Post your code. We need to know whether you have written the statement correctly | |
Re: [QUOTE]Integer age = new Integer(); age.parseInt(Keyboard.readint() );[/QUOTE] What NormR1 just suggested , that and i think readInt() might be the correct one. I don't know check the syntax | |
Re: [QUOTE]String updateStr = "UPDATE VIDEOS PLAYCOUNT = " + PLAYCOUNT + 1 + " WHERE ID = '" + id + "'";[/QUOTE] There should be a "set" word after update videos i.e. "Update videos [B]set [/B] playcount = " + ..... an so on . Check out the syntax | |
Re: [QUOTE]changed = true; } //need closing curly brace after this [/QUOTE] You need 1 closing bracket after this bracket which is of the for loop. And follow NormR1 suggestion, you will be able to track these mistakes easily :) | |
Re: Post on which line number you are getting segmentation fault. Paste the exact message here, you might get quicker replies |
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