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I am new to assembly. I found this code here [url]http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/assembly/threads/117744[/url] What I am having trouble with are the following lines [CODE]L0_95: ; this segment prints ASCII code 0 - 95 mov si,6 ; refers to the string we declared at the beginning mov cx,4 ; I think this is …

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I am confused. Here is the source: [url]http://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/28-constants/[/url] [QUOTE] Literal constants Literal constants are literal numbers inserted into the code. They are constants because you can’t change their values.[/QUOTE] Why can't we change literal constant? I mean if we want to initialize something, let say [CODE]int x = 14;[/CODE] And …

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I need to read in a large amount of data from a csv file into arrays. I am using Numpy as I need to later manipulate and plot the results. I have decided to use numpy.loadtxt as this appears to be the most efficient method to read in the data. …

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[CODE]import csv class Reader(object): def __init__(self): self.names = [] self.idigit = [] self.fileReader_list=[] self.fileReader = csv.reader(open("survey_result.csv", "rb")) self.fileReader_list.extend(self.fileReader) for column in self.fileReader_list: self.names.append(column[1]) self.idigit.append(column[2]) del self.names[0] del self.idigit[0] X = Reader() for i, names in enumerate(X.names): print names, X.idigit[i][/CODE] Ch, Sbb 6748 Oudfd, Sufdfdfy 8473 Sdfdfu, Radfdf 5667 Adfn, Mudfmmdfd …

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Here is my latest creative quote [QUOTE]C++ is chemistry: you remove two electrons from a carbon atom. It takes 2352 KJ/mol of ionization energy to accomplish C++. How hard is it? Try it yourself.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE] I would love life if it has an anti-derivative. [/QUOTE]

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Do you have any idea which program which enable us to do it? I'm thinking about matlab, but is it be able to do it? I am doing a project with the visual basic 6, which involving scanning the picture, and I need to read the text inside it. Thanks

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[CODE] # This is my second attempt writting a class class Getlist(object): def __init__(self,list1=[],list2=[]): self.list1 = list1 self.list2 = list2 def printIt(self): print self.list1 print self.list2 # This will combine the two lists together class combineList(Getlist): def __init__(self): for i in range(len(getlist.list1)): print getlist.list1[i],getlist.list2[i] getlist = Getlist([1,2,3],['a','b','c']) getlist.printIt() combineList = …

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Hi, my professor is asking a project. Overview: Get x number of students for a simple survey. Make a data analysis, including [1] name [2] gender [3] ID [4] Question 1 and data analysis - probability - % - distribution In this project, each student is an "object" I am …

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This is a sample code I looked up. I am a rookie and I do not really understand it. [CODE]n = int(input('Enter an interger >= 0:')) fact = 1 for i in range(2,n+1): fact = fact*i print(str(n)+' factorial is '+ str(fact)) [/CODE] My biggest problems are: 1) for i in …

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