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What is the most efficient way to create an arbitrary length zero filled array in JavaScript?
Started by dil on
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Var x = new Array(7);
obj notation with zeros
var x = []; for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) x[i] = 0;
As a side note, if you modify....
Var x = [0,0,0,0,0,0];
filled with 'undefined'...
Using object notation
var x = [];
zero filled? like...
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Suppose you're calling a Win32 function that will fill in your byte array. You create an array of size 32, empty. Then pass it in to the Win32 function to be filled int, and use it later in your managed code. Does there exist the chance that the byte ...
Started by Leeks and Leaks on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So in situations like having a native function fill a byte[] no manually pinning of the array ....
An object will be unpinned.
Is, then the array would be pinned while being marshalled by the runtime, so no pinning would be needed.
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Hello,
I'm trying to read data from SQL Server database using Perl and the DBI module. My intention is to read the data and print it into a text file (comma separated). When I do this, I get the result like this:
var1,var2,var3 40406,20 ,783 50230,78 ...
Started by rjuuser on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
TIMTOWTDI fashion, you should either modify the function to return a new array:
sub trimArray { my @arr and then modify the array in place
sub trimInPlace { my $arrRef = shift; my @arr = @$arrRef; for my $val while (my @re = $sth->fetchrow....
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Hi
In PHP, will these always return the same values?
//example 1 $array = array(); if ($array) { echo 'the array has items'; } // example 2 $array = array(); if (count($array)) { echo 'the array has items'; }
Thank you!
Started by alex on
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IS NOT FALSE a filled array IS NOT FALSE then both cases illustrated in the question will always workFrom http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.boolean.php , it says that an empty array" an array with zero elements an....
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My class has an NSArray that is filled with objects. In my dealloc method, can I simply call release on my NSArray, or do I need to iterate the array and release all objects first?
Started by Rich on
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NSArray retains objects....
You should be able to just release the NSArray that object explicitly - just releasing the NSArray may not dealloc the object outside of the array context.
Of sending release to all the objects stored in the array.
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I want to do something like:
object[] rowOfObjects = GetRow();//filled somewhere else object[,] tableOfObjects = new object[10,10]; tableOfObjects[0] = rowOfObjects;
is this somehow possible and what is the syntax?
or I need to do this:
for (int i = 0...
Started by m3ntat on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you use a jagged array, it works just fine:
// create array of arrays object[][] tableOfObject = new object[10][]; // create ....
You have to copy each item.
No, if you are using a two dimensional array it's not possible.
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I have an assoc array filled with the values necessary for a PDOstatement. Should I, bind each value then call execute? Or call execute passing it the array of values?
Array( [name] => Joe [value] => some content )
Should I:
foreach($data as $key...
Started by tvanover on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Is right, but this is the more appropriate link : or use bind or use an array.
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How can I create a method that recieve two arrays as parameters and return an array filled with the items that were in both arrays?
Input (Array1 passed in method): ["Lisa", "George", "Mario"] Input (Array2 passed in method): ["Luigi", "Susan", "Lisa"...
Started by John McClane on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
[] result.
Compare entries from both, adding them to a new array if you get a match.
Inside that loop, have another over the second array.
Loop over the first array.
Brute force.
Return list3.
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I use a lot of lists and arrays but I have yet to come across a scenario in which the array list couldn't be used just as easily as, if not easier than, the linked list. I was hoping someone could give me some examples of when the linked list is notably...
Started by faceless1_14 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
With arrays, you may need to re-declare and copy memory if the array grows too big
c) you to elements
b) you....
You're correct in that this is typically not the case will be in the list .
Resizing the array and shifting things around.
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A textbook I recently read discussed row major & column major arrays. The book primarily focused on 1 and 2 dimensional arrays but didn't really discuss 3 dimensional arrays. I'm looking for some good examples to help solidify my understanding of addressing...
Started by mrwes on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In addition....
The base is the starting offset of the array.
Dimensional array using a row-major layout:
Address = Base + ((depthindex*col_size+colindex) * row_size + rowindex) * Element_Size
For a 3D array: type A[depth] [col] [row].
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