I have an algorithms problem you should help me out with: I am trying to map two continuous sorted integer sets (with potentially differing number of items) to a single continuous sorted integer set preserving linear spacing. e.g. A: {1,2,3} B: {1,2,3,4} could map onto C: {1,2,3,4,5,6,7} by A: {1->1, 2->4, 3->7} and B: {1->1, 2->3, 3->5...
Hi, This is my problem. I have a ListView, each row is a CheckedTextView. The list view items are "1", "2" and "3". When a ListItem is clicked, I want to read the number and assign it to an int variable. I did the following to read the Text of the clicked item: onItemClick(AdapterView<?> parent, View v, int position, long id) { ...
i have this code: List<T> apps = getApps(); List<int> ids; List<SelectListItem> dropdown = apps.ConvertAll(c => new SelectListItem { Selected = ids.Contains(c.Id), Text = c.Name, Value = c.Id.ToString() }).ToList(); ids.Contains seems to always return false even...
Hi, I got the following number as a string: String numberString = "079674839"; When I insert this number into a SQLite DB, SQLite automatically removes the leading zero and stores the string as 79674839. Considering affinity and that the column stores TEXT, shouldn't SQLite store the whole string and keep the leading zero? Thanks ...
I would assume that this is covered in the C++ Standard, but I've not been able to find it. I am writing some templates that are going to do arithmetic on their non-type integral parameters, and I find I need the equivalent of MAX_INT for the parameter 'x' in a template like template <int x> Foo. Ideally someone could point me to the pa...
Pass a integer 2 to this function and then return a integer which is 4 x = 2; x = rotateInt('L', x, 1); (left shift the bits by 1) Example: 00000010 -> rotate left by 1 -> 00000100 but if I pass this: x = rotateInt('R', x, 3); it will return 64, 01000000 Here is the code, can someone correct the error... thanks int rotateInt...
stdint.h in C99 provides many options for integer sizes, types and ranges - so many I don't know what ones to choose! I know how to use size_t and ptrdiff_t when appropriate, and I use fixed size types for storage and transmission. My question concerns values that will only be stored in memory of the host machine. For example, a struct...
Why YOU should use Integer.valueOf(int) In particular, why you should use Integer.valueOf(int) instead of new Integer(int): CACHING. But in JDK 5+, you should really use valueOf because Integer now caches Integer objects between -128 and 127 and can hand you back the same exact Integer(0) object every time instead of wasting an object...
please tell me examples of [rotateLeft][1] method of Integer class in java [1]: http://download-llnw.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/lang/Integer.html#rotateLeft(int, int) ...
I want to be able to generate a number of text files with the names fileX.txt where X is some integer: for i in range(key): filename = "ME" + i + ".txt" //Error here! Can't concat a string and int filenum = filename filenum = open(filename , 'w') Does anyone else know how to do the filename = "ME" + i part so I get a li...
Given the following code: char x = '5'; int a0 = x - '0'; // 0 int a1 = Integer.parseInt(x + ""); // 1 int a2 = Integer.parseInt(Character.toString(x)); // 2 int a3 = Character.digit(x, 10); // 3 int a4 = Character.getNumericValue(x); // 4 System.out.printf("%d %d %d %d %d", a0, a1, a2, a3, a4); (version 4 ...
The size of an integer type (or any type) in units of char/bytes is easily computed as sizeof(type). A common idiom is to multiply by CHAR_BIT to find the number of bits occupied by the type, but on implementations with padding bits, this will not be equal to the width in value bits. Worse yet, code like: x>>CHAR_BIT*sizeof(type)-1 ma...
Hello, I've written methods that help me get the size of files/folders and translate the result in a human readable string. Problem is, when this size exceeds about 2.1GB, the number returned changes to a random negative number, like "-4324234423 bytes", which is useless. Things I've found out about & done about this issue: 32GB is l...
I'm making an attempt to learn C++ over again, using Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days (6th ed.). I'm trying to work through it very thoroughly, making sure I understand each chapter (although I'm acquainted with C-syntax languages already). Near the start of chapter 5 (Listing 5.2), a point is made about unsigned integer overflow. Bas...
hello everyone, I want to get the length of integer values for validation in PHP. Example: Mobile numbers should be only 10 integer values. It should not be more than 10 or less than 10 and also it should not be included of alphabetic characters. How can i validate this. Sorry for my poor English. Thanks In Advance ...
Hi, I am trying to make an integer into a binary: 543 = <<"543">> How can I do this without integer_to_list(list_to_binary(K)). ...
Hi, I want to convert 32-bit Hex to integer in 'C' seqBuf = "81BD82E8" This is the Hex value I'm getting and stored in a buffer The corresponding value of that hex value is 2176680680 How to convert? Please help me.... Is there any function "strtoull()" as like strtoul()... Thanks in advance... ...
How do I pass a list of integers using the s:a href and param tags in Struts 2? Example POJO: private List<Integer> myList = new ArrayList<Integer>(); public List<Integer> getMyList() { return myList; } public void setMyList(List<Integer> myList) { this.myList = myList; } Example JSP Page: <s:url id="testUrl" action="testA...
Hi, I have Hibernate method which returns me a BigDecimal. I have another API method to which I need to pass that number but it accepts Integer as parameter. I cannot change return types or variable types of both methods. Now how to convert the BigDecimal into Integer and pass it to second method? Is there a way out of this? ...
I have the following line of code which is running on a timer: NSLog( @" seconds: %i, elapsedhours %f", [self elapsedSeconds], [self elapsedSeconds] / 3600); It prints out: seconds: 0, elapsedhours 0.000000 seconds: 1, elapsedhours 0.000000 seconds: 2, elapsedhours 0.000000 seconds: 3, elapsedhours 0.000000 I'm wondering why elapse...