I originally simply had a hardcoded array with all the names of the players at each position, but then tried to automate it by splitting it based on two other arrays. I am more of a beginner coder, so I don’t understand where it went wrong. Additionally, line 20 was a suggestion by IntelliJ I… Read More method doesn't fill the array with correct values – instead it leaves it at null

I need to make a program that uses two different methods. The first method adds a + b + c = d whilst the second adds x + y = z. Then it has to print out d and z as well as the sum of d + z. The program has to take input… Read More How do I add two variables that are in two different methods in Java?

My variable Index doesn’t change when I passed it as parameter in the method: int Index = 0; void Method (int Index_) { Index_++; } Method(Index); Console.WriteLine(Index); The console print 0 despite the index should increase >Solution : In C#, when you pass a primitive (int, char, float, etc) parameter into a function, the function… Read More variable doesn't upgrade as parameter

So in a CodeHS class I’m taking I’m trying to separate the cents from a balance of a bank account. Ex turn 12.34 to 34. I’m trying to use value.indexOf() and value.length() where value the balance. However, I keep getting "You may have forgotten to declare length() or it’s out of scope" errors. I’m so… Read More Out of scope static methods

I am new to coding and currently learning javascript. I am trying to write a function that uses find() to return the year of superbowl win ("W"). This is the array object const record = [ { year: "2018", result: "N/A"}, { year: "2017", result: "N/A"}, { year: "2016", result: "N/A"}, { year: "2015", result:… Read More How to use Array find method in javascript: expected undefined to equal '2015'

Let’s say that I have this pseudo code: x11 = { "exec": { "test1": "test1" }, "mount": { "test2": "test2" }, "unmount": { "test3": "test3" }, } def get_exec(dict1): return dict1["test1"] def get_mount(dict1): return dict1["test2"] def get_unmount(dict1): return dict1["test2"] x1 = ["exec", "mount", "unmount"] for elem in x1: e1 = x11.get(elem) get_e = { "exec":… Read More Call functions using dictionaries in python

I am new to C# and working with methods. My attempt was to create a seperate method for logging the user in. The Code looks something like public IWebDriver bot; void DataGrabber(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { string user = "…"; string pass = "…"; UserLogin(user, pass); bot.Navigate().GoToUrl("https://example.com/data"); //NullReferenceException gets raised here } static IWebDriver UserLogin(string… Read More C# return IWebElement (selenium) causes NullReferenceException

Apologies for the rather vague question, I wasn’t sure how else to phrase it. I am a beginner to java and I decided to test myself by creating a program that helps you play the board game Monopoly by taking the role of the banker (handles transactions and keeps track of everyone’s money). The program… Read More Java String method not returning expected value

I am working on a web development project using Visual Studio Code and JavaScript. In my code, I have a function that creates a new div element and assigns it to a variable named newDiv. Here is the code: function createNode(tag,id) { let newNode = document.createElement(tag) newNode.id = id; return newNode; } let newDiv =… Read More Why isn't VS Code providing autocomplete for methods on the return type of my JavaScript function?

if we have a file, we can read the lines and store it in a variable. such as: with open(‘test.py’, ‘r’) as file: f = file.readlines() however, for some methods we can’t add it to an object (sort it) and store in a variable: cars = [‘Ford’, ‘BMW’, ‘Volvo’] y = cars.sort() print(y) And we… Read More Why some methods we can apply to an object and define it in a variable, but for some we cant?