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Lets say I have guessed a lottery number of:
1689
And the way the lottery works is, the order of the digits don't matter as long as the digits match up 1:1 with the digits in the actual winning lottery number.
So, the number 1689 would be a winning lottery...
Started by KingNestor on
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If you are only dealing with 4....
You can place the digits into an array, sort the array, then compare ).
Sort digits before storing a number :-) After that, your numbers will be equal.
Sort both number's digits and compare them.
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I am writing a function that transliterates UNICODE digits into ASCII digits, and I am a bit stumped on what to do if the string contains digits from different sets of UNICODE digits. So for example, if I have the string "\x{2463}\x{24F6}" ("④⓶"). Should...
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Users may find it useful ('ABCDEF') as digits in all their forms..
Of the function seems to be, simply, to get the resulting digits 0..9.
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I want to get the single digits from two digits.for example if 36 I need to store 3 and 6 in different variables.Is it possible?
Started by vinothkumar on
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How about the rest of that? Well, for that you have (or if it already is one - you don't mention... .
Think about what 36 really is, if you break it down, its 3 * 10 + 6 , right?
So the first digit round that you get 3, which is the first digit.
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How do I use CSS to define a text input area where digits and non-digits are rendered with different formats (bold/italic/color)?
i.e. 345 dollar -> 345 dollar
Are there anything equivalent to Regular Expression Library fo regex for CSS?
Below are ...
Started by John on
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The digit into a tag:
<span>345</span> dollar
you could of course automate.
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This is probably a quite exotic question.
My Problem is as follows:
The TI 83+ graphing calculator allows you to program on it using either Assembly and a link cable to a computer or its built-in TI-BASIC programming language.
According to what I've found...
Started by wsd on
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You're probably of the output as you....
Going to have to start with your least significant digit, output as many least significant digits, and thus there isn't a direct isolated mapping between input digits and output digits.
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Hi guys,
I currently have the regex:
(?:(?:CD)|(?:DISC)|(?:DISK)|(?:PART))([0-9]+)
currently this will match CD1, DISK2 etc
I need it too be able to pick up CD02 (with two digits) as well as CD2 but I only seem to be able to do one or the other, and my...
Started by RLewis on
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That will match CD02 because you have the "[0-9]+" section in there which means one or more of any digit to consider:
(?:CD|DISC|DISK|PART)(\d\d?) // throws away the label, captures 1 or 2 digits (?:CD|DISC|DISK|PART)(\d{1,2}) // ~same....
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- Invalid A121278237 - Invalid - Invalid 121263263 - Valid 2 - Valid
Started by Milli on
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It needs a string of at least....
^([0-9])(?!\1+$)[0-9]+$
should work.
Take the first character, and use it as a regex [C]+ to see if the string contains any other digits.
Take a [0-9] regex and throw away strings that not only contain digits.
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Hi i have this C# code for example
DateTime.Now.ToString("MMMM dd, yyyy");
Now the current thread is loading the arabic culture. So the result is like this
???? 19, 2010
But i don't want the '2010' and the '19' to be in english. I tried
DateTime.Now.ToString...
Started by OhrmaZd on
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As a quick test, I wrote this to list all the cutures which don't have "2010" in the year:
foreach (var ci in from c in CultureInfo.GetCultures... .
As such, what you're seeing is the correct - and only possible - behaviour .
We use Arabic numerals in English.
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I want to know if a string has any digits, or if there are no digits. Is there a function that easily does this?
Started by Phenom on
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digit(s)found!" << std::endl; }
given std::String s;
if( s.find_first_of("0123456789")!=std::string::npos ) //digits
boost::regex re("[0-9]"); const std::string src = "test 123 test"; boost;char> >( locale() ).scan_is( ctype....
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I need a regex for the following input:
[2 digits], comma, [two digits], comma, [two digits]
The 2 digits cannot start with 0. It is allowed to only enter the first 2 digits. Or to enter the first 2 digits, then a comma en then the next 2 digits. Or to...
Started by iar on
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What follows is a non-capturing group ( (?:...) ), containing a comma followed by another two-digit number.
It consists of a non-zero digit and an arbitrary second digit ( \d ).
To be present at all times.
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