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Re: Can you please post a screencap of the disk manager showing the problem drive? If you don't mind losing what's on the partition (I am assuming when you say three drives you mean three partitions), you could always use disk manager to delete the problem partition and then recreate it … | |
Re: >I don’t see the positive in that. I suppose that depends on whether it is good code, or bad code. | |
Re: You wouldn't expect to get ripped by getting someone else to go to the gym for you. You won't learn how to program by getting someone else to do your homework. But if you are having a particular problem, please post your code and an explanation of the problem and … | |
Re: >providing users with convenience, efficiency, and personalized experiences Unfortunately, also without providing security and privacy. | |
Re: The link is broken. Please post the code and the error message. | |
Re: The main purpose of ANY testing is to identify and eliminate 1. bugs 2. bad/inefficient/confusing user interfaces I really don't know why the question even needed to be asked. >Why is there air? There's air to blow up footballs and basketballs. - former (now disgraced) stand-up comic | |
Re: Restricting google search to daniweb.com results in over 10,000 hits. Have you considered looking at any of those posts to find what you are looking for? | |
Re: First of all, please, please, please learn to 1. add whitespace 2. add comments 3. break up monolithic code into logical segments 4. pick meaningful variable names (or at least document them) Rather than debugging your code I'll give you an example of blitting a semi-transparent circle import pygame pygame.init() … | |
Re: So, technically, a Brazil nut. Sorry. Welcome to Daniweb. | |
Re: Can you please define what that is and why we should care about it? | |
I came across this item while programming something that should have been very simple. VLC Media Player will save the last viewed position in a media file (assuming you have the resume option enabled). It maintains two lists, file names, and offset times. The file names are encoded such that … | |
Re: AI doesn't "understand" anything. | |
Re: As the message says, strings do not have a "reverse" attribute (method or property). You can reverse a string by newstring = my_string[::-1] If you run idle or idlex and start a shell (interactive) window you can see your options by assigning a string to "my_string", then typing "my_string" followed … | |
Re: On line 10 you have `count+=1:`. Python will tell you that this is a syntax error. Take off the trailing colon. However this still leaves you with a problem. The game runs, but it does not display the hangman in progress when you guess a wrong letter. | |
Re: In my opinion the major purpose of social media platforms is to provide people with no voice a platform. Unfortunately that platform is used mainly to shout "HEY EVERYBODY LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME". In other words, social media is mostly a vast wasteland. Elon Musk … | |
Re: Or the way they slapped "User Friendly" on the outside of the box without actually making the software user friendly. | |
Re: I can't help you with blockchain, but I am curious as to the part of your post where you say >By framing the question in this way, you're indicating that you're seeking guidance and open to different programming languages and approaches, which can encourage members of the forum to provide … | |
Re: Python in an excellent first language to learn. It has low overhead (you don't need a lot of boilerplate code for simple programs) and a structure that promotes clear, readable code. The IDE that comes with it (Idle) can be learned in a few minutes, and the included REPL (Python … | |
I wrote a timer/alarm app in Python that I wanted to be accessible from all Windows Desktops. What I had to do until recently was run the app, select the desktops icon on my toolbar, then right click the app and select "Show this window on all desktops". I was … | |
Re: There are two types of people - those who divide things into two types, and those who don't. | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb. Remember to please read the [Daniweb Posting Rules](https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules) and [Suggestions For Posting Questions](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question). | |
Re: Sure. Three things: 1. You should start a new thread for this 2. You should show us what you have so far 3. You should tell us where you are stuck | |
Re: You might have more luck getting help if you upgrade (free) to a current version of vb.net. I'm deleting this because I just noticed the same advice in a comment. | |
Re: Separating what is wanted from what is needed. That comes before figuring out the logic and organizing your code. It all starts with the specs. I learned very early on that my job as a programmer was not to write code. It was to provide solutions. The best solution was … | |
This is the continuation of a conversation resulting when a thread about crypto currencies went off the rails. I'll start by quoting the relevant parts of the previous thread... from borobhaisab >Any currency that is no value of itself or is not backed by some physical objects, like Metal, that … | |
Re: You could uninstall the latest update and see if that fixes it. It could also be a coincidence where your Bluetooth hardware has failed. The problem with uninstalling is that Windows Update will just download an reinstall the update so in order to prevent that you could do one of … | |
Re: Personally, I prefer to write my own code. While it is true that more and more packages (I'm talking Python here) are available to free me from the grunt work, I still prefer to glue everything together myself. It helps me to keep my mind and skills sharp and also … | |
Re: Can you explain one more time in more detail? I couldn't make any sense out of your explanation. | |
Re: Have you considered googling "What are the stages of app development"? It pretty much gives you the answer. | |
Re: Details would help, like 1. what type of information 2. frequency of updates 3. frequency and type of access 4. scope of access 5. how large is "large" 6. single user, or multi-user Typically "large" amounts of data are stored in one or more databases such as SQL Server. | |
Re: A compiled language (C, FORTRAN,...) is converted to a directly machine executable form once before it is executed many times. An interpreted language (BASIC, Python,...) is converted at every execution. In some cases source files are converted once to an intermediate form (bytecode, etc) and saved before execution so that … | |
Re: So what you are asking is for someone here to do the research for you and post the results? | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb. These days my older son is learning SQL and machine learning with python/pandas/pytorch. I'm tagging along to help with the SQL and picking up what new skills I can along the way. | |
Re: What part are you having trouble with? By the way, the formula, in Python terms is 35.74 + 0.6215 * t - 35.75 * v ** 0.16 + 0.4275 * t * v ** 0.16 | |
Re: Nine to one against? Not sure I understand what you are asking. | |
Re: I think that people should do their own homework. Services that do homework for others: 1. Add to already overwhelming student debt 2. Rob students of the education they already pay too much for 3. Cheapen the degree the rest of us honestly earned 4. Deceive employers who hire graduates | |
Re: I'm guessing he meant "IT" as opposed to "it". Communicating clearly is a skill I would expect someone with huge experience to have. | |
Re: That sounds like yet another one of those fancy sounding terms coined by one of those new-age charlatans who try to convince people they are deep thinkers when, in fact, they are just hucksters hawking crystals and other such BS. | |
Re: Too busy doing yardwork and fixing bugs. Didn't really notice. How is the covid coming along? Which of the myriad symptoms did you get? | |
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Re: Please post the exact error message and tell us what line is being flagged. |
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