So I was researching C++ yesterday; looking at some example code, and trying to get the feel of things. I saw this:
I have a three dimensional array which I want to fill in with values in C#. By looping one dimension at a time it will start at one corner, and work in rows until it finishes at the opposite corner.
I have looked around for similar topics but none seem to address the problem I am currently having. I have this JavaScript:
I\'ve got the following directory structure: Folder A sub-folder 1 sub-folder 1.1 file.xls sub-folder 2 sub-folder 2.1
First off, I apologize for starting a new thread but the original got confusing because I couldn\'t articulate my ask well (Link to original thread: Dynamic Nested Loops for Autofilter in Excel VBA).B
This code works: $row = array(5,6,89,97,101); $found = array(); $post = 89; $count_row = count($row); for($i = 0; $i < $count_row; $i++){
function xmlParse() { $fh = fopen(\'schools/\' . $this->id . \'/books/school_books.xml\', \'a\'); $xmlstr = \"<?xml version=\'1.0\' ?>\\n\" .
I have two sets of arrays with a variable number of elements, for instance: chain=(B C) hresname=(BMA MAN NAG NDG)
my xml file: <credentials> <machine name=\"xyz\"> <cred-pairs> <cred-pair> <login>asad</login>
I\'m referring to the main static languages today (C, C++, java, C#,). I\'ve heard some contradicting answers about this, so I wanted to know:
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