Is it possible to call a data from database by attaching a constant variable like this? $table_result->description_{constant_varible};
It开发者_Go百科\'s simple question but why would someone use #define to define constants? What\'s the difference between
I\'m a little bit new to C so I\'m not familiar with how I would approach a solution to this issue. As you read on, you will notice its not critical that I find a solution, but it sure would be nice f
I am trying to print the value of a const but it is not working. I am making a return to C++ after years so I know casting is a possible solution but I can\'t get that working either.
How to create a dynamic function name dependent on a defined named constant? eg: define(\'NAME1\',\'func1\');
I have a situation where I need to find a letter\'s index in the alphabet. In Python I could use string.ascii_lowercase or string.ascii_uppercase. Is there something similar in Java?
Speaking of string literals, the C99 standard says (6.4.5.6): It is unspecified whether these arrays are distinct provided their elements have the appropriate values. If the program attempts to modi
I got constant in PHP This constant is written in Mysql With Smarty i am doing output to HTML Is it possible to output Smarty results to php not to HTML
If I haven\'t misunderstood this completely, a constant or type can not be declared at the top level of a file. Only packages, entities, architectures et.c. can be declared there. They can be declared
I remember seeing somewhere using %D or something similar to declare constant where the value of %D is supplied while calling the constant.
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