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Re: Well you can do arithmetic within the sql queries if you like, but seeing as though you already query for col1~3 just store them into int variables. I think your result set will save Strings, so use Integer.parseInt("...") this is off the top of my head so it may be … | |
Re: Yep, one of those problems that get you frustrated when it is just a typo. Try what ~s.o.s~ said :D | |
Re: I bet it isn't reliable too. | |
Re: I think this question is pretty much impossible to answer without a link to your website. Assuming you are just going to use a image as your background, this is also something that HTML or CSS are going to be unable to help you with. It might be a good … | |
Re: Are you using MS Word to create these .txt files? If so, I think you are encoding your text differently to what their web pages are using. If you want, try using notepad (or else, just make sure you use UTF-8). | |
Re: cdName() is trying to call a function called "cdName". Elements of string are referenced using [...] (if that is what you want to do). Also, your setter method is pretty much useless, I think you mean cdName = diskName? | |
Re: Are you after like a full on paying project? or something as a hobby? | |
So I tried to google my problem, but for a change I didn't get any worthwhile answers. What I want to do is to have an external js file to define some functions (which will be used for form validation). Then I want to use the external functions inside each … | |
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Re: [quote=genocide;399473]hi guys.. i need help.. can you give me a simple program of games in java except for tic-tac toe? i need it at the end of july.. i want to pass this subject [B]and i want to master this programming language[/B]... please do grant my request... thank you very … | |
Re: Even using printf, it should be an elementary solution. Just try understand how a for loop works (should be simple for this problem), and read up on printf and it's various options. The maths of this solution is also very simple. A bit of trial and error is a good … | |
Re: This is really an outrages thread. Even if somebody wanted to help you, we have absolutely nothing to base it off... Hotel Management is a broad subject (I assume). | |
Re: Jaav a couple issues with that code: 1. you have an impossible condition inside that while loop. 2. rnd is initialised after it's use. | |
Re: Well I am no expert on forks either, but I have done a little with them in C (I assume principals will be the same with C++). So with a fork you spawn many process from a "parent". And so its use it with using multiple threads. An example of … | |
Re: Um... assuming you have written that code (which looks very neat), it seems odd you can't do some simple debugging. Do what "iamthewee" said. | |
Hi all, this question may have been asked before, and if so, sorry and feel free to flame me for it. But coming from a programming background and no so much web design, creativity is very much a weakness of mine. Do you know of resources/templates that could aid me … | |
Re: Just get rid of "auto_increment". I think it'll work with int(13), if not, just use NUMBER. | |
I am trying to use the c compiler in MIPS SDE 5.03. But when I try to compile I get an error. My c file is just hello world at the moment, I'm just trying to get it to compile. Anybody used this before or have any ideas what I … | |
Hi all, I am after a instruction set with limited or no floating-point instructions. Why I want this is to get a compiler of this certain architecture and compile code (one with floating-point and the other without). With the resulting assembly I wanted to compare the two and do some … |
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