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pvp variable evaluated in html? 14 Years Ago by jrw0267 … am having a problem getting my bgcolor1=$rgb to be evaluated I know that $rgb has a value in it because… i am using print_r($GET) and it is evaluated as the correct value how do i get the variable… How does this expression get evaluated 14 Years Ago by abhimanipal Hello People, I cannot understand how this expression gets evaluated .. 1+~0 From what I know ~ has higher priority . So the expression becomes 1+(~0)= 2 But the answer that I got was 0. I know it is some thing to do with the fact that ~ is right associative but I cannot put my finger on it Linked List - CXX0030 Error: Expression Cannot Be Evaluated 12 Years Ago by cahitburak …; }[/ICODE] The error is [B]"CXX0030, Expression Cannot Be Evaluated."[/B] In step mode of debug, conductor is looks… Re: Linked List - CXX0030 Error: Expression Cannot Be Evaluated 12 Years Ago by cahitburak Thank you for answers but in an other version i tried new and allocated memory. I done everything as you said. But the error still exist. [TEX]CXX0030: Error: expression cannot be evaluated[/TEX] in Autos window this error seems for conductor->next->ch and conductor->next->next; Garbage value When pop arrays of character in stack 13 Years Ago by r3s3v0ir …expression cannot be evaluated [9] CXX0030: Error: expression cannot be evaluated next CXX0030: Error: expression cannot be evaluated [/CODE] …char [10] next CXX0030: Error: expression cannot be evaluated [/CODE] ______________________________________________________________________________ [CODE]- temp->palin 0x00000000 &… Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by daudiam …b=(c)/(d++) then which operand ( c or d++ ) is evaluated first is undefined. Isn't this what Dennis Ritchie meant… the order in which the operands of an operator are evaluated." ?. In the first case, the order in which…increment operator has a higher priority than = , i++ will be evaluated first, but the unincremented value of i will be passed… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by daudiam … > > rules of associativity force f()+g() to be evaluated first ? > > I think you neglected to read my… of the '+' operator, the leftmost '+' is evaluated first, i.e. f()+g() will be evaluated first, but whether f() or g() is… evaluated is not known. Is this right.? Please… A* Pathfinding. 10 Years Ago by DarkLightning7 … the set of yet to be evaluated nodes which are next to evaluated nodes. HashMap<int[], Integer>…:= the empty set // The set of nodes already evaluated. openset := {start} // The set of tentative nodes …to be evaluated, initially containing the start node came_from := the empty … Re: bisection method - code seems fine but not working?! 14 Years Ago by sexyzebra19 … p; // p(x) double x; // value which p is evaluated at int max = 0; // maximum number of iterations double left_endpoint… endpoint of current interval double fmid = 0.0;; // function evaluated at computed midpoint of current interval double width = 0.0… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by daudiam …'t have any effect on how that expression will be evaluated. [B]>Is my understanding correct ?[/B] You're a…", because the order in which the operands to - are evaluated (ie. the order in which the functions are called). [B… will the rules of associativity force f()+g() to be evaluated first ? Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by Narue …B]>But, if either c or c++ can be evaluated first, when are the priority rules going to matter ?[/… you add more operators. Precedence says which operators are evaluated first. Associativity says which operators of the same precedence …are evaluated first. If you don't have those rules in… bisection method - code seems fine but not working?! 14 Years Ago by sexyzebra19 … of current interval double f1 = 0.0; // function evaluated at left endpoint of current interval double f2 = 0.0…; // function evaluated at right endpoint of current interval double fmid = 0….0;; // function evaluated at computed midpoint of current interval double width = 0.… program keeps crashing at a certain point...why?? 14 Years Ago by sexyzebra19 …current interval double f1 = 0.0; // function evaluated at left endpoint of current interval double f2 = 0….0; // function evaluated at right endpoint of current interval double fmid =… 0.0;; // function evaluated at computed midpoint of current interval double width =… anything to make my code better? 14 Years Ago by sexyzebra19 …current interval double f1 = 0.0; // function evaluated at left endpoint of current interval double f2 = 0….0; // function evaluated at right endpoint of current interval double fmid =… 0.0;; // function evaluated at computed midpoint of current interval double width =… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by Narue …'t have any effect on how that expression will be evaluated. [B]>Is my understanding correct ?[/B] You're a…", because the order in which the operands to - are evaluated (ie. the order in which the functions are called). [B… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by daudiam … the left-right associativity of the '+' operator, the leftmost '+' is evaluated first > > Nope, its undefined. The '+' operator is not… be 9 But, if either c or c++ can be evaluated first, when are the priority rules going to matter ? That… GUI Scientific Calculator Homework 14 Years Ago by tkpanther … of memory to display MS - display evaluated and result copied to memory M+ - display evaluated and result added to memory OFF - …...except mechanism "catches" errors in the # formula being evaluated. try: result = eval(text) except: result = 'ERROR' self.display.… Re: A* Implementation Problem 13 Years Ago by Nexgr …; // The set of tentative nodes to be evaluated vector<node> closedset; //The set … score closedset.push_back(openset[min_pos]); //Add the evaluated node to the closedset openset.erase(openset.begin…()+min_pos); //Remove the evaluated node from the openset if (exist(closedset,… Generate Random Number in 2D Array 12 Years Ago by km2011 …][j] is the evaluation score that reviewer(r(i)) has evaluated object(o(j)), and my question is i want to… labeled each object should have evaluated only 3 reviewers. I have tried the following code, but… I still have problems: the result was: each object are evaluated by all reviewers. [CODE]double[][] a= new double[5][5… Postfix Evaluation W/out Stacks 11 Years Ago by connor.wells.7946 … the expression read in followed by the results of the evaluated expression (while handling the add, subtract, and multiply operators) …; } push(i); } i++; } cout << "\nHere are the evaluated results.\n\n"; outputFile << "Here are… Re: please helpme i have small doubt in post and pre increment operators 16 Years Ago by Aia …--; what is the result of i and how it is evaluated please help me. the result is 125 and i don…]j[/COLOR] [COLOR=Red]*[/COLOR] [COLOR=Red]j[/COLOR]--; is evaluated. Meaning i = ( [COLOR=Green]j * j[/COLOR] ) [COLOR=Red]* j…, ++ is higher than -- in their order of precedence, so ++ gets evaluated first. If you do a [COLOR=Green]printf( "%d… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by nezachem …-increment operator has a higher priority than = , i++ will be evaluated first, but the unincremented value of i will be passed… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by daudiam … will the rules of associativity force f()+g() to be evaluated first ? Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by daudiam Thanks! [code=c] f()+g()+h() In this, is the order of evaluation undefined, or will the rules of associativity force f()+g() to be evaluated first ? Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by Narue … the >rules of associativity force f()+g() to be evaluated first ?[/B] I think you neglected to read my entire… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by mrnutty >>due to the left-right associativity of the '+' operator, the leftmost '+' is evaluated first Nope, its undefined. The '+' operator is not a sequence point. So its possible that in this code [ f()+g()+h() ] , anyone could evaluate first. Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by daudiam … here, the order in whuch a,b and c are evaluated is udefined, but the left associativity of + and - ensures that… Re: Understanding a statement of Dennis Ritchie's book on the order of evaluation 14 Years Ago by Narue …, the order in whuch >a,b and c are evaluated is udefined, but the left associativity of + >and - ensures… Re: simple-escape-sequence in C 11 Years Ago by deceptikon … simple-escape-sequence like '\n' is evaluated, what would be the result? It's evaluated as the platform-dependent character for a… newline. For example, on Linux '\n' will be evaluated as LF (ASCII 10) while on Windows it'll be… evaluated as CRLF (ASCII 13 + ASCII 10). But it's totally … Re: Postfix Evaluation W/out Stacks 11 Years Ago by connor.wells.7946 … != "q") { cout << "Here are the evaluated results.\n\n"; outputFile << "Here are… the evaluated results.\n\n"; for (int y = 0; y <…