Advertisements I need z to be the same index value in Python as in MATLAB, which I think means 991 in Matlab = 990 in Python. The original MATLAB code (z = 991) z = 1; for i = 1:15 test_timer1 = 1; for tester1 = 1:12 test_timer2 = 1; for tester2 = 1:12 if… Read More Matlab to Python – Why is nested forloop running twice as often in python?
Advertisements As far as I understand .NET concepts, the source code is first translated into an Assembly (IL code+meta data), which is compiled to machine code on the target machine with the CLR’s JIT compiler. However I cannot really match these concepts to what I see when working on a C# project. When I build… Read More Understanding .NET compilation
Advertisements I used python tutor to step through the code and found that there is a bug in user_current_score(). for cards.get(card), it is pulling the "10" dictionary key but seeing it as a 1 instead, then returning None since there is no 1 card. Why would it be seeing a 1 card in the dictionary… Read More Python blackjack program code issue. Why is it returning key "1" instead of "10"?
Advertisements After the user registers, I want to show his email on another page. In the true case, I have it as I want but in the false case, it shows an error. I will put that error below. Please help me fix this **My activation page** import React from “react”; import “./auth.css”; const Activation… Read More My error: Objects are not valid as a React child (found: object with keys {}). If you meant to render a collection of children, use an array instead
Advertisements So I have an issue with my code where when my JavaScript types of a word (eg. Gamer) it limits to a certain width and ends up going vertical instead of horizontal. Here are all the classes and code for the text: // TYPEWRITER // const typedTextSpan = document.querySelector(“.typed-text”); const cursorSpan = document.querySelector(“.cursor”); const… Read More Why is my text going vertical at a certain width?
Advertisements I’m trying to translate a virtual key code with ToAsciiEx() and write it to a debug file. For some reason, the output file contains a load of random trash bytes interspersed with the key codes I want to log. I’m importing ToAsciiEx() like this: [DllImport("user32.dll")] static extern int ToAsciiEx(uint uVirtKey, uint uScanCode, byte[] lpKeyState,… Read More Why is StreamWriter adding random bytes to a file?
Advertisements I know how to write CASE WHEN statements, but the problem here is translating them to Microsoft Access "language". I’ve tried with IF statements but it didn’t work, I’ve looked up how to use CASE WHEN statements in Access but copying what I found didn’t work, I’m clueless.. The following is the code I… Read More using CASE WHEN statements in Microsoft Access
Advertisements I am a beginner in HTML and StackOverflow and was trying to create a web page. I learned how to create this grid through some research but I am not sure how I would align it to the center of the web page. I tried using justify-content: center; but had no luck. Help would… Read More Image Grid formatting in HTML
Advertisements Why this code doesn’t work for me totally? No animation or effect when I press it on the browser. This is HTML snippet: <!– Menu Bars –> <div class="menu-bars" id="menu-bars"> <div class="bar1"></div> <div class="bar2"></div> <div class="bar3"></div> </div> The CSS snippet: .menu-bars { position: fixed; top: 1rem; right: 2rem; display: inline-block; cursor: pointer; z-index: 11;… Read More CSS: menu icon animation
Advertisements I don’t understand why these two divs are shifted upwards. How can I align them neatly to the center of the viewport? margin does not seem to be a suitable method to me. Thank you! body { background: linear-gradient(black 50%, grey 50%); height: 100vh; } div#center-upper-half { position: absolute; top: 50%; left: 50%; transform:… Read More Why are these centered divs shifted upwards and how to fix this?