I\'ve been trying different methods for converting a user string input into an int I could compare and build an \"if-then\" statement. Every time I tried testing it, it just threw exception. Can anyon
Alright, I\'m having the following common problem [NSCFNumber isEqualToString:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance
So in my code I have a series of chars which I want to replace with random data. Since rand can replace ints, I figured I could save some time by replacing four chars at once instead of one at a time.
Im converting some information Im receiving by a string to a float to get the sum of all of them. The problem is when I convert the float, for example:
I was wondering if I take a INT with a value of 8, does that mean开发者_C百科 that I can only go from 1 to 99999999 or from 1 to 4294967295 UNSIGNED ?The documentation seems pretty clear about this:
The following Scala declarations are OK: trait Base[B <: Base[B,M,ID], M <: Meta[B,M,ID], ID <: Comparable[ID]] {
I\'m making an Android game, and I want to use a custom font for the score counter. 1) From what I\'ve found I can use a ttf file to easily implement a custom font, but creating a ttf file requires a
i need to read an integer through a socket and the sens it to a function. i do strcpy(out,\"insert id messagge\\n\");
In an from the Learning OpenCV book about reading an AVI video. The program I typed is开发者_高级运维 as follows:
I need to divide one int into 2 other int\'s. the first int is not constant so one problem would be, what to do with odd numbers because I only want whole numbers. For example, if int = 5, then int(2)