How can I get the ordinal position while creating selected Items in a LINQ expression? For example: var alphaordinals = new string[] { \"A\", \"B\", \"C\", \"D\", \"E\" };// etc.
I\'ve been trying to find a function which increments a counter using words. I know its possible using numbers with suffixes (i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and so on). Here is a snippet of the code i\'ve got:
I\'m trying to find a better way in expressing my cucumbers so I am looking for an ordinal to cardinal function that converts this:
could anyone te开发者_JAVA百科ll me how to select particular column if i dont know the schema of table .Like if i want only the values in the second column of database table without knowing the column
Does anyone know of a method to convert words like \"first\", \"tenth\" and \"one hundredth\" to their numeric equivalent?
for ($rank=0; $rank<100; $rank++) { printf(\"Your rank: %d%s\", $rank, $suffix); } Does there exist a gettext function to localize $suffix to the current language and return, for example:
Background Information Ordinal position notation, AKA ordinals, is column shorthand based on the column order in the list of columns in the SELECT clause, instead of either the column name or column a
Basically I\'m looking for something like SELECT ordinal(my_number) FROM my_table which would return 1st
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