i\'m new to VBA and I\'m having problems with arrays and ranges. I have to write a function to select portions of a ra开发者_如何学编程nge made of values with a time stamp and report them in a separat
if i pass parseInt() a string representing an integer larger than 2^31, how do i detect that ? it would be swell if parseInt() returned NaN,
NO SETS! I can\'t use Sets because: The ranges will be too long. They will take up too much memory The creation of the sets themselves will take too long.
To be开发者_StackOverflow社区tter illustrate what I am looking for I will give an example. Imagine a spreadsheet with two columns, Priority and Value.
It\'s not a real world program but I would like to know why it can\'t be done. I was thinking about numpy.r_ object and tried to do something similar but just making a class and not instanti开发者_如
I was wondering if there is any neat way to check is data is in allowed range. I mean in c# we can represent data from 0001-01-01 to (I think) 9999-01-01. However if we try to do something like that
I have two cmboboxes that displays all the cases no a coordinator has. Note that the case no is not sequential meaning 1 case can be no.001 the next can be 010,开发者_运维技巧 014, 019 and so on..
I declare a vector<Bla> blaVec and write a function: template<typename Iterator> void doSomething(Iterator first, Iterator last) { ... }
I\'m trying to get a range of 30 to 37, if it\'s between these numbers, I want no alert to show. If it\'s below or above I would like to display an alert. Here\'s my code that\'s not giving the alert
I am trying to solve Project Euler problem #12: The sequence of triangle numbers is generated by adding the natural
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