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Hellcat is a high performance database experiment project to see how fast of a database I can write in C and C++. My other high performance experiment project [Haywire] that can do 600,000 HTTP requests/second on old hardware is used in Hellcat to accept get and put requests over HTTP.
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QUESTION
I'm really not that good in Powershell and only get along with a lot of Google research.
I have a CSV File and in column 1 are a bunch of words.
For Example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 15:25If your input csv (the one with just one column) has a header above the values, read it with
QUESTION
I found this code on google because I didn't know how to make 3 or more images appear in a row, no I am wanting the images to be smaller than the original 33.33% they were for width, I want them to be about 20% in size, however, it doesn't center the row of images and I was curious how or why it won't. code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 16:22I'd recommend FlexBox here. Depending on what you want, you can use justify-content: center
or justify-content: space-between
.
Centered:
QUESTION
I put std::optional in the constructor of a class. But when I make an instance of that class, leaving out the optional argument, I get the error that no such constructor exists for that class. I would like to know how to properly use std::optional.
The constructor for my class 'Car' looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-07 at 15:39If you want an optional argument for a function or ctor, either write two which differ in arity, or use a default-argument (= whatever
directly after the optional parameter-name).
Neither option has anything to do with std::optional
.
Anyway, when you use std::optional
, be aware that all pointers can be null anyway. Or put another way, they are all instances of std::optional
. So how does a null pointer differ from getting no pointer in your case?
As an aside, it's int main()
.
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How would i use and if and else statement in a list? Like if i have a premade list then a user inputs their list how would I make it to where it displays we entered the same answer. this is the assignment:
Pick a category and make a list of your five favorite things. Suggested categories include your favorite: actors, books, cars, or something else of your choosing.
Ask the user what their favorites are in your selected category.
By creating a list, a loop, and if statements, print a message that lets the user know if their favorites matches the ones on your list.
Neatly print your entire list to the screen. Be sure to number each item.
Write the pseudocode for this program. Be sure to include any needed input, calculations, and output.
Here is my current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-12 at 22:23List comprehensions are your friend!
QUESTION
So what I'm trying to do is everytime a form is submitted it will run some code which will check if a certain cell = fine. If it is fineI want it to create that choice but if it is not fine then I want it to not create the choice. This is my current code but I am unable to put an if statement inside the .setChoices
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-14 at 19:17Perhaps you do not need to carry out your if statement within choices. Into setChoices you are passing an array []; Why not build that array outside of your setChoices - assign it to a variable then pass the variable in.
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