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In javascript how to convert sequence of numbers in an array to range of numbers?
eg. [2,3,4,5,10,18,19,20] to [2-5,10,18-20]
Started by gokul on
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So have a:
struct range { int_number = undef ; my $last_number = undef ; foreach my $current_number (@numbers) { if (!defined....
The numbers and see if the next number is 1 bigger then the current number.
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I have seen many people uses base16 numbers in code where a base10 number is more readable. Here is a c# code.
byte[] b = new byte[0x1000];
For me the below is more readable,
byte[] b = new byte[4096];
Is there any good reason for using base16 numbers...
Started by Appu on
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However, people often use hexadecimal numbers if they want to express that the value ....
Each number in hexadecimal is equivalentIt's certainly a matter of preference.
numbers represent better the underlying bits of a number.
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I need a program to convert Binary numbers into Decimal number in Java or in C++.
is there some one who can help me.
Started by Gowtham on
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The first element i.e..
2.) Store the number in an array.
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1.) Prompt the user for a binary number.
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Given a string of numbers say "5556778", and a num N(say 2), rearrange the string such that numbers in any continuous block of size N are unique. e.g: for the above string and N=2, one rearrangement can be 5657578.
For N=3: 5765785
find the arrangement...
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Keep? Create a list for each digit....
Does [String length]/N always equal an integer? Or can the number of elements in the last "Block the string, adding each number to the next available block that doesn't already contain that number.
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I would like to ask two questions about the numbering schemes in Latex for which I am unable to find any precise reference. I will be very happy if somebody could help me out on this.
Question 1) Is it possible to number theorems and subsubsections consistently...
Started by mint on
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The optional arguments should be counters....
Of using it:
\newtheorem{<name>}{<caption>}[<numbers within>] \newtheorem{<name>}[<numbers like>]{<caption>}
The arguments name and caption speak for themselves.
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According to TkDocs :
The "1.0" here represents where to insert the text, and can be read as "line 1, character 0". This refers to the first character of the first line; for historical conventions related to how programmers normally refer to lines and...
Started by Skilldrick on
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Thus the first character is the one after ....
Character positions are generally thought of in the same way as a Java iterator, which is a "pointer" to a position between two characters .
It really is nothing more than convention, but here is a suggestion .
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Everything seems to be a string right now & that kinda ruins the whole xml as an internal data structure thing, I don't need a big tree of string I need typed data :-/ Are there any changes I can make to either my XML files or my AS3 code that will force...
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XML is a bunch of strings....
Not only will Flex Builder generate the classes for you, but the web service's response will be strongly typed .
One easy way to accomplish this is import a WSDL from your web service if that's how you are retrieving your XML .
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I'm using a simple loop to echo back some numbers
<?php $inc = 0.25; $start = 0.25; $stop = 5.00; ?> <?php while($start != ($stop + $inc)){ ?> <option><?php echo $start ?></option> <?php $start = $start + $inc; ?> &...
Started by dotty on
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Inc; ?> <?php } ?>
There also is number_format that lets you choose the thousand.
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I have an array of numbers that potentially have up to 8 decimal places and I need to find the smallest common number I can multiply them by so that they are all whole numbers. I need this so all the original numbers can all be multiplied out to the same...
Started by Scott on
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You could run each number through that....
You'll end up with a pile of smallest integers that you can feed().IndexOf(".")+1).Length
would give you the number of decimal places for a double in C#.
By the GCD of the resulting numbers.
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Question I would like to be able to use a single regex (if possible) to require that a string fits [A-Za-z0-9_] but doesn't allow:
Strings containing just numbers or/and symbols. Strings starting or ending with symbols Multiple symbols next to eachother...
Started by epochwolf on
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I'm.)
First reject if the....
Every time there is an underscore, there must be a number or a letter before the next underscore.
May have any number of numbers, letters, or underscores before and after.
;!_) at the beginning and end).
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