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Hi chaps,
I'm a little confused with what appears to be many different types of downpipe/exhausts for the mk2 16v.
I have a 1989 16v, which appears to have an 8v downpipe that looks very similar to this one:
Possible 8v downpipe on my 16v?
However, for...
Started by Dennis10 on
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How is the downpipe on your car joined to front section? If its just clamped then its likely to be 8v system but if it looks to have section welded then clamped, or reducer section fitted ... .
The triangle ones are for catted 1.8 16v cars, pl engine code .
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I am always confused with the different ways of expressing nulls. There is the null reference type (aka "null"). Then I've seen that throughout my application, developers have used MinValue to represent nulls. Ex: Double.MinValue or DateTime.MinValue ...
Started by DotnetDude on
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The usage of MinValue....
Null is actually a null reference, and in your application code any reference type should use null as its, well, null value .
System.DBNull is a class that was (and still is) used by ADO.NET to represent a null value in a database .
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I'm writing a program and I seem to be creating alot of objects where one object will be the singular form and then the collection is the plural form. eg
SalesGroup SalesGroups
Is this confusing for other programmers to read my code?
Started by Memb on
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Should not be confusing, in fact I find it pretty informative and clear; unless you have multiple kinds of collections (lame example: suppose you have an array but also a map of SalesGroup, then SalesGroups would not be the best choice but you'....
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One can measure goodness of fit of a statistical model using Akaike Information Criterion (AIC) , which accounts for goodness of fit and for the number of parameters that were used for model creation. AIC involves calculation of maximized value of likelihood...
Started by bgbg on
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It is not possible to calculate the AIC from a confusion matrix since it doesn't contain any.
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Hi, I'm having some real confusion about events in c#... if I have this code in an interface:
Event OnBeforeSaving(ByVal Sender As TEntity, ByVal EventArgs As CancelEventArgs)
How should it be in c#? When I run it through a converter it gives me this
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Is this....
In my head the code should be combined.
I'm not sure if I understand what is going on.. .
The VB compiler will automatically create a delegate type; the C# compiler forces you to create it yourself .
Net requires events to be of a Delegate type.
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I'm a little confused with trying to do bring a list of Categories into a navigation bar on a MasterPageView in the latest release of the ASP.NET MVC framework. I have 0 experience with Partials so far (this adds to the confusion).
Should I use this variant...
Started by tyndall on
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Public ActionResult NavBar() { CategoryRepository cr = new CategoryRepository(); IList<Category> lst = cr.GetCategories(); return View(lst); }
on your partial call
<%... .
I would use Html.RenderAction() instead and return a partial view from it .
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I wrote a confusion matrix calculation code in Python:
def conf_mat(prob_arr, input_arr): # confusion matrix conf_arr = [[0, 0], [0, 0]] for i in range(len(prob_arr)): if int(input_arr[i]) == 1: if float(prob_arr[i]) < 0.5: conf_arr[0][1] = conf_arr...
Started by Arja Varvio on
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Def create_conf_matrix of expected classes you can use code like... .
This function creates confusion matrices for any number of classes.
Here the mapping is trivial:
def row with.
You should map from classes to a row in your confusion matrix.
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I have some basic confusion about how transactions and msdtc work together.
I have a basic server/client winforms app. The app uses transactionscope to encapsulate several sql commands that are executed on the sql server.
The app seemed to work fine when...
Started by muhan on
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If you are having trouble see Troubleshooting....
This can be source of pain especially when dealing with firewalls .
If you are using MSDTC, then you will need the client (your application) and the server (database) to both run MSDTC and also to be configured properly .
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Hi,
I was writing an web app in php, when i encountered a strange situation. I wish to clear my confusion. To illustrate my problem, consider a web app of this structure:
/ index.php f1/ f1.php f2/ f2.php
contents of these files:
index.php:
<?php require...
Started by jrharshath on
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As far as i know php takes the paths from the initial script
When you open index.php, working dir is set to the... .
Normaly in you old structure
<?php require_once("f2/f2.php"); ?>
instead of
<?php require_once("../f2/f2.php"); ?>
should work .
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I have a generic class which bundles an Object and an order:
public class OrderedObject<T> { private int order; private T object; public OrderedObject(int order, T object) { this.order = order; this.object = object; } public int getOrder() { return...
Started by Bart Strubbe on
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The confusion is because the inner class.
I get suspicious when I don't see any explicit constructors .
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