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Re: Is the name being generated by "dr("ID").ToString()"? | |
Re: You didn't reveal what this graphics card is for or what monitor it would be driving. However I will share my power consumption tests on an old HP dv9000t with the Core2Quad CPU and what it peaked out at with a few cards. I had tests with the GT 240, … | |
Re: Remember there are hundreds of prior responses on the web to this question such as https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/cde8c597-6a47-4bba-a9d1-c357c49faca1/enable-application-framework-checkbox-is-disable?forum=netfxsetup It appears this is as designed and if it is a corrupted project they discuss that as well. | |
Re: As to your first question, you put that to the company that asks for your website. Again, if they are not answering your question it's going no where and you are better off without them. As to Amazon, good to read they don't allow robots. | |
Re: https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/cdmqbf/getting_a_lot_of_pr_connect_reset_error/ and other discussions seem to note malware. Time to scan. As to no Antivirus, W10's own defender is an antivirus but malware tends to be something else and the user is often found to be going odd places on the Internet or installing crack. | |
Re: Considering your test was partial the code does what you wrote. https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_conditions.asp notes you can write if this < thanthat and this > thatotherthing. | |
Re: Thanks Dani for the rundown of Chrome on the iPad. Here it's been a hit since my brother wanted a workaround to some sites which are mostly about insurance that didn't work on the iPhone or iPad. I mentioned he should try Chrome and the next day he reported all … | |
Re: Everyone starts somewhere so what you need to know is that OPEN SOURCE for so many systems is out there. I can assure you that I don't know them all but will research such on Google. Here's my google on that and sure enough, there's the source code. https://www.google.com/search?q=OPEN+SOURCE+BILLING+SOFTWARE+PYTHON I … | |
Re: It's your code as well as what is in that .CFG file holds so all this is up to you. You may have left out details such as you are using some system but didn't tell so as presented this one is "you and your choices." No one can tell … | |
Re: Usually I start almost over. I like to do such in C# because that's what I use for a lot of our office apps. What GUI system would you use? Why I ask is that C++ isn't enough to begin this discussion as on Linux you may use one system … | |
![]() | Re: For C read https://www.tutorialspoint.com/c_standard_library/c_function_strcmp.htm For C++ read https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cpp_standard_library/cpp_string_compare.htm And for use of == read https://www.tutorialspoint.com/differences-between-cplusplus-string-and-compare |
Re: Given you want the next three months I see two quick solutions. 1. Math. In psuedo code: cm = 11 'current month array[1] = cm +1; array[2] = array[1]+1; array[3] = array[2]+2; for i = 1 to 3; if array[i]>12 then array[i]--12; 2. Another method but with some array copy. … | |
Re: "The thing is I have 0 interest in programming and I just want to get over with this." Then let your solution show this. Far better to submit what you feel is your work than pay for something at Chegg then pay again over the years for cheating. Just write … | |
Re: Since you are predicting and can't take into account real world impacts like legal wins and losses along with market sentiment all these are fairly compared to junk science. I'd google a bit more and not put money down on such predictions. That said, there are those that hype and … | |
Re: Why isn't this done in a brute force method? You have your current table of 118 elements so you could make 118 if statements? What is stopping you? | |
Re: Since this is a task and not some homework I'd look at open source code analysis. Also read read replies at https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/5252136/Find-the-complexity-of-the-counting-sort-algorithm Big nod to using the Lizard at http://www.lizard.ws/ and https://github.com/terryyin/lizard since it supports a wide variety of languages and is open source which is perfect for tasks at … | |
Re: I'd look to prior works like MIT's UNA Urban planning toolbox as it incorporates concepts like ARCGIS for the data and graphic output. I can't guess why someone would start from scratch with text output when the development of such systems is something that maybe thousands have put in a … | |
Re: I found no question. There appears to be an assignment but the question is missing. You may have to add your question. | |
Re: This sounds like you need a primer on strings. Time to find a tutorial on strings. How about: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus/cpp_strings.htm as it gets into C style strings and new spiiffy C++ strings. | |
Re: @Mark. Sure. Read from https://www.google.com/search?q=10+capstone+title | |
Re: What's up with line 8? You use toke and I can't find its declaration. | |
Re: JamesCherrill may be right. To test that idea add a System.out.println("Entered actionPerformed"); before line 1. However line 5 sets available[i] to 0 then line 11 tests for 0 so maybe it's doing what you coded it to do. There are many ways to fix that logic. From putting available[i] into … | |
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Re: What about https://www.maketecheasier.com/install-adobe-creative-cloud-linux/ ? As to my move, I only used Apple when there was no other solution. What was that? iOS apps. Today that need is gone and so am I (from Apple products.) I still have my iPhone 6 but Apple is not making it easy to leave … | |
Re: This makes it 3 posts and fine examples of what to do if you do not want help. While I'm no expert in 80x86 assembler I have worked on over a dozen microcomputers for embedded systems which required assembler to create the bootstrap to get to C where the bulk … | |
Re: So much wrong here. Your post title doesn't tell me much about what you want to talk about then you post code but not in the right format (some moderators fix this for you) and then I'm left to guess this is some 80x86 code. Frankly I'd fix some of … | |
Re: So far Apple does not offer a way to run IOS on a Windows PC or in other machines running say VMs on non-Apple gear. Yes you can google it up about the question but you would be in hacker territory without any support and maybe in violation of agreements … | |
![]() | Re: As folks explore Windows File Explorer they eventually agree it's one size fits all doesn't work for specific things. Why not try other file search apps like EVERYTHING and others? ![]() |
Re: Try the std::cin.ignore method method. Example prior discussion about its use at https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/3yfvxe/c_why_does_the_stdcinignore_method_require_a/ | |
Long Title: "Here are some top topics recommended just for you" email recommends a thread deleted two months ago. "what are the feature of window 10" was in my email and that looks to have been removed two months ago. As a moderator I can get to it but is … | |
Re: > If the number of typed values is zero the program writes 'NO AVERAGE'. After line 25 you would have a test for what count is. Not using the code style since this is not code: if count > 0 then (what's on 26 and 27) else no average. | |
Re: @DG, I tend to not worry about when the student gets the homework done for them. Why? Next week another assignment and they didn't learn from last week so the climb gets harder and harder. Eventually they fail. Or worse they learn "this is how you program today. You ask … | |
Re: While your formatting was awful, I do see you forgot { and }. Read http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/program_structure/ as a primer/tutorial to fix this. | |
Re: Did you try to buy the answer on Chegg? [Long link here.](https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4Lipu9l_vGMJ:https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/determine-win-state-get-computer-play-defensively-tic-tac-toe-game-python-using-ezgraphics-q42388444+&cd=11&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us) Imagine if your instructor or Professor found that! Anyhow can you break down the one problem you are having and tackle that? | |
Re: @lucasfagu, here's the question I would use on Google: https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+check+if+a+given+point+lies+inside+or+outside+a+polygon%3F | |
Re: Incredibly off the mark. I wonder if you are really aware of how most programmers and creative minds work. Nope, I have to write you need more time at this work. Take some time to get more courses in this area and then come back after you've completed your studies. | |
Re: My son is almost on that educational road. He finished his 4 year, now back in school for the masters in a more technical area. Loads of math and programming courses. As to your question, meet with your school counselor and map out the courses required. | |
![]() | Re: That question on google finds such things. However this would require the same support staff to install, configure and manage as most such systems. Remember this is something you do your research, then make your report to the committee so learn to do such research. That is, I'm starting to … |
Re: Your post is as friendly as some bus drivers. You pull up, dump, and drive off without a word. | |
Re: No wi-fi frustration here. Since it's our network we deploy what is needed and more. If you are frustrated why not deal with it with a better network? | |
Re: So that's one well worn code base. I mean if I look at https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life I see over 100 implementations in 99 languages. In your case you may wish to start with an array, fill it with the starting data or states then code to follow those rules and iterate (loop) … | |
Re: That's fuzzy as a picture. Try again but post as code. | |
Re: Incredibly dated. I can't find VB 2010 for sale. How would anyone test this? Why isn't the Community Version you can get for free not an option here? | |
Re: How about changing line 19 to test for not equal -1 (your exit condition)? And drop line 27 since you will loop around to line 21 for another input. While this current code omits counting how many valid numbers were input, you can start by fixing up a few basic … | |
Re: This sounds simarly to the old 15 puzzle game noted at https://rosettacode.org/wiki/15_Puzzle_Game with a few twists. | |
Re: Since I can't find a design specification, only you can decide what those buttons do. Now to help move things along some observations and comments. 1. I can't find a question in your top post. So it's hard for folk to guess what your question is. 2. In such seating … | |
Re: Just a tip from my years working with accounting software. Skip storing your $3.50 as floating point and move to your lowest non-divisable unit or the penny. Then all display conversions are one way from pennies to dollars and cents and never from dollars to cents. | |
Re: So the old maxim that "we only lose what we don't backup" is still true? I'm running into newer users of PCs, Apple, smart phones and more that feel this is a dinosaur of a problem and the fault is not theirs. | |
Re: Your code is fuzzy and unreadable so I can't tell if you used the idea from https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_hide_scrollbars.asp | |
Re: It appears you do this lock in code. Examples are out there so here's the google that notes how to lock items. https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+lock+Access+2010+record+after+it+has+been+saved |
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