Float matrix passed as a parameter to a function gives garbage values

I want to pass a float matrix to another function from the main function, the code being as follows: #include <stdio.h> // n must be passed before the 2D array void print(int m, int n, float arr[][n]) { int i, j; for (i = 0; i < m; i++) for (j = 0; j <… Read More Float matrix passed as a parameter to a function gives garbage values

Passing a C-array into a function 'on the fly', without defining a variable

There exist many similar questions for C, e.g. this one, but i’m searching for the simplest and most readable way in C++ to pass an C-array into a function without first defining a variable for it. Given a void f(double const* a) these are not possible (but the first one is in C99): f((double *[]){1,2});… Read More Passing a C-array into a function 'on the fly', without defining a variable

if else statement for input arguments of a function in python

I run my bash script my_file.sh in a python file as follows: import subprocess def rest_api(): params = { ‘query’: ‘indepedence day’, ‘formats’: ‘["NEWSPAPER"]’, } subprocess.call([‘bash’, ‘my_file.sh’, f’QUERY={params.get("query")}’, f’DOC_TYPE={params.get("formats")}’, f’LANGUAGE={params.get("lang")}’, # returns None! ]) if __name__ == ‘__main__’: rest_api() Several of my input arguments in subprocess.call do not normally exist in a dictionary params={} (here… Read More if else statement for input arguments of a function in python

Javascript: Can someone explain how these parameters are correct?

I’m getting into Javascript functions with parameters taking functions as parameters. I understand passing parameters, but I’ve seen the following example, or examples like it: // Callback Function Example function greet(name, myFunction) { console.log(‘Hello world’); // callback function // executed only after the greet() is executed myFunction(name); } // callback function function sayName(name) { console.log(‘Hello’… Read More Javascript: Can someone explain how these parameters are correct?

Flutter – Getting data from an other view – when print getting Instance of 'Future<List<String>?>' instead of the data

I have two views interacting together. On the first view, the user can do a tap on a button, this will display the second view where he can complete a form. When done, I want to transfert the data of the form into an array. This is working. But, I want to send the array… Read More Flutter – Getting data from an other view – when print getting Instance of 'Future<List<String>?>' instead of the data