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| | Hi, I have a sql statement which was running fine yesterday. After making a few changes to the website, it stopped working. I managed to get the statement work on my localhost, however, when I publish the same pages onto the server, I receive the "Operand should contain 1 column(s)" … |
 | def main(): print ('Welcome to the mpg calculator program') print() #get the miles driven using the input function miles_driven = input ("Please enter miles driven: ") miles_driven = float (miles_driven) #get the gallons used using the input function gallons_used = input ("Please enter gallons used: ") galons_used = float (gallons_used) … |
 | I would like to make a memory allocation: `(*matrix)[i]=(int*)malloc(sizeof(int)*sz);` But I have got an error message: Invalid operands to binary * What should be the problem? |
| | I looked around quite a bit on how to solve this but i couldn't find a lot .. can anyone help me? The capitalized variables are constants [CODE] case '4': { bubbleSort(aList); string strKey; cout << " Input: "; cin >> strKey; binarySearch(aList, strKey); int binarySearchResult = binarySearch(aList, strKey); if … |
| | [CODE]double a,b; printf("%f",a^b);[/CODE] error occurs as shown in heading. any alternative method? |
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