F&A Diskussionen
in the LIMIT section it is said that the offset starts from 0 then why in this BETWEEN section rhe example is not like that...we are declaring from 3 to 7 and it is displaying from 3-7...as per said in the LIMIT it must have started from 4...can anyone explain this please???
2 Stimmen
2 Antworten
i took comp.science...itz my last yr n still unable to cop,bt looks this amazing gonna help me alot...I wanna what's fussing??is there anyone else with same prblm...may b two needless can turn into useful person...
0 Stimmen
1 Antwort
anyone help me pls, i do what the install step said but somehow when i open the cmd, and tap java ( also javac later ) but nothing happen, i thing i may go wrong with the environment step
0 Stimmen
2 Antworten
looks like java has some cut and dried rules about capitalization...
I typed a code using ...main (string []args)...
and got an error
until I changed it to ...main (String []Args)...
pls anyone know d rules guiding character CAPITALIZATION in java... pls post, I'll appreciate.
0 Stimmen
2 Antworten
Can anyone help me
I accidentally deleted the whole path in system variables while I was setting up the android studio and Java SE 8 . I have reboot my computer several times what can I do to restore my path in system variables
-1 Stimme
2 Antworten
can anyone here help me figure out the correct codes to use.. i want to make a wifi mic app that send an output audio to raspberry pi3. then to do so, i need to input an IP address from the app i plan to make.
-1 Stimme
1 Antwort
When I enter two numbers the sum comes.. but when I input character as yes not y... Then it goes into an infinite loop... can anyone explain why?
int a,b;
char ch;
do
{
cout<<"Enter two numbers: ";
cin>>a>>b;
cout<<"The sum is "<<a+b
<<"\nDo you want to try again (y/n): ";
cin>>ch;
}while(ch=='Y'||ch=='y');
0 Stimmen
2 Antworten
Hey there,
I don't know why, but when I import tkinter on IDLE like this:
from tkinter import *
And I say:
window = Tk()
Even known I use python 3.2.5, which should be able to use Tkinter, the python shell raises a ValueError that says that Tk() is not defined. I am very sure I use python 3.2.5 and tutorials from the Python Foundation say that is what I have to do. But it still doesn't work.
Does anyone have an idea of how to solve this problem? Thank you!
0 Stimmen
3 Antworten