I do not think you want a “dictionary”. Dictionaries can only have 1 key and 1 definition. However if you use pandas and a data-frame you can store all of these. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python_pandas/python_pandas_dataframe.htm
The sane way to approach it would be to develop a 3rd party library and make it available over the internet through open source, Github etc. The GNU C dialect is one such example, which is a collection of non-standard compiler extensions used by the GCC compiler. One could join the GCC open source group … Read more
Can I make it work in my case somehow? Yes you can. You can either call it immediately after the definition: int median = [](std::vector<int> a) { std::sort(a.begin(), a.end()); return a[a.size() / 2]; }(v); //^^ –> invoke immediately with argument See for reference: How to immediately invoke a C++ lambda? or define the lambda and … Read more
Use this formula: result = (12 – i) % 7 + 1
A variable which is defined inside a function is local to that function. It is accessible from the point at which it is defined until the end of the function and exists for as long as the function is executing. you can pass the values as arguments to other functions def naming(in_name): # function to … Read more
… first returns a list.last() is trying to call a function named last on a list. A list does not have a function called last. I think you want this. class Primes(list): def first(self, amount): count = 1 while len(self) < amount: prime = True for i in range(2, int(math.sqrt(count)) + 1): if count % … Read more
Just do a for-loop and return when a non-null object is found. for (Object obj : objects) { if (obj != null) { return obj; } } return null;
You have a few things wrong: listPhotos.push should be this.listPhotos.push You should be pushing the variable x and not the string x When logging you want this.listPhotos and not x.listPhotos function Album() { this.listPhotos = [“bee”, “ladybug”, “caterpillar”, “ant”]; this.addPhoto = function(x) { this.listPhotos.push(x); console.log(this.listPhotos); } } let a = new Album() a.addPhoto(‘123’)
#include <math.h> double pow(double x, double y); // where x is the base, y is the exp
When you wrote: function lоаd(){ аlert(‘Hello!’); } You used: U+006C : LATIN SMALL LETTER L U+043E : CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER O U+0430 : CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER A U+0064 : LATIN SMALL LETTER D When you wrote: window.onload = load; You used: U+006C : LATIN SMALL LETTER L U+006F : LATIN SMALL LETTER O U+0061 : … Read more