I want to enter 30/10/1988 as the date to a DOB column in a table using a procedure alter procedure addCustomer
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I have an object returned from $xml = simplexml_load_file($file). I\'m trying to access \'location-id\' and \'item-id\', but I can\'t figure out how to access those pieces of info. If it only nested o
if(...) { ... } It seems in the above case a ; is op开发者_JS百科tional,when is a semicolon after } necessary in c/c++?int a[2] = {1,2}, j = 5;
Ok... So I had a silly idea and tried putting the value 0123 into an int, just curious to see what would happen, I assumed that when I printed the value I\'d get 123, but instead I got 83... Any ideas
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OK, so two questions on odd syntax. I am working on some older Perl code that needs modification, and I came across the following line:
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Can someone help me figure out what is wrong with this function?? I am getting a mysql 开发者_如何学JAVAsyntax error...
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