mull | Practical mutation testing and fault injection for C and C++ | Testing library

This question though having three answers raised me doubts as I am mulling my head over the problem. Though I am aware that problem can be solved by other methods (and using purrr or apply group of functions especially), Yet I am not sure that can It be actually done through mutate(across(...? I am reproducing the problem for sake of clarity here. Note: I am not looking for its answer but only an answer to my doubt whether two sets of variables can actually be passed through mutate/across

There are two sets of variables (one without suffix and one set with suffix avail).

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I have a function to print elements of a doubly linked list. I pass the head of the list to the function and use another variable inside the function. Without assigning the inside variable to the passed variable, I am able to access the list elements. [Note - AddtoHead function is not shown], Now added for clarity

I've mulled over this for so long it's frying my brain. It's possibly I don't fully understand recursion yet.

I don't understand why the value of k, after it equals reaches 0, does not go into the negatives. Instead it remains 0 until the helper function exists. I tried passing in an integer with an initial value of zero and adding until its value equaled k. However, this resulted in the same problem where once it equaled k, it remained that way.

Can someone please explain why the value stays the same?

I'm a beginner in assembly language. I try to multiply two numbers.

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This question will be an interesting one. I was trying to replicate the results of a paper which concerned disease transmission in a system of freely moving agents (sounds like the perfect job for NetLogo). I coded up a simple SIR model in NetLogo pretty easily according to the details given in the paper, made sure my model parameters matched those listed, and let the simulation run. Everything ran perfectly until I checked how the experimental results matched with the predicted values (according to the results of the paper). They were off, and by a pretty sizeable margin. Thinking there was an error somewhere in the code, I triple checked everything, only to find nothing. I then made sure the ordering of events was correct (as the order of movement, infection, and recovery matters), and these also matched the paper. I mulled over the problem for quite some time until finally I opened R, coded up the exact same program in RStudio, and let it run, only to find that the results matched the prediction perfectly! The R code does the same thing I expect the NetLogo code to be doing, so I think that something is going on behind the scenes in NetLogo or I've a misunderstanding somewhere that is the source of the deviation... Note that since the result in the paper is a mean-field approximation, you would have to run the program a few times in order for it to approach the theoretical result.

I'm not sure where I'm going wrong, as my R code confirms the predicted values are correct, so I conclude that something somewhere in my NetLogo code is incorrect. I'm not too familiar with NetLogo, and I would really appreciate it if someone could help me find where in the following code the deviation may be occurring. The experimental average tends to be lower than the predicted one, suggesting that infection occurs faster than it should, but of all the changes I looked at, none of them solved this problem (e.g. infections do not occur one at a time per infectious turtle). Any suggestions/help would be very much appreciated.

A slimmed-down version of my code is presented below. This should run in a regular interface with the standard setup/go buttons. Results are stored in lists that can be plotted, and anyone curious can see the deviation as the simulation progresses via the Plot object. Thank you in advance.

I've been mulling this over for some time now and I just can't get it to work.

So in brief, I have a Splash Activity from where I call another activity that contains my ViewModel. The ViewModel in simple terms just needs to sequentially run function A(which is getfbdata below; it is a network call.). And only after this function completes, it should run function B (which is dosavefbdata below; save info to DB.). Again, it should wait for function B to complete before running the main thread function, function C(which is confirm first below; it checks whether function B has completed by getting the result from function B (dosavefbdata below). If function C is positive, it closes the Splash activity.

Suffice to say, none of the above works. Println results show all functions were run sequentially without waiting for each to complete. Lastly, SplashActivity().killActivity() call on function C did not work.

Note: withContext does not require to await() on the suspended functions right? I also tried using viewModelScope.async instead of viewModelScope.launch.

I would really appreciate your help here. Thanks in advance.

*Under SplashActivity:

I am trying to develop a number grading system for a course using Angular 8. The real scenario is quite complex, so I separated the part and created a new project to explain where I have the problem. If you look at the image you will get an idea, what I am trying to accomplish. Assume this is the grade form of one course. For a course, there can have different exams. Students who are enrolled in this course, they will attend those specific exams for this course and then teacher will submit the number using this form. Suppose, for the first row first column (Mid Exam), the form should not allow you to provide more than 25 marks or less than zero. If you put 20 on the Mid Exam field then Total will show 20, GP will show 0.00, Grade will show F. Then if you put 30 on the Final exam field, Total value will be updated to 50, GP will be updated to 0.00 and will be updated to F. Again if you put 40 on the Assessment field, Total value will be updated to 90, GP will be updated to 4.00 and will be updated to A. Same thing will be happened to for all the row. If you click on the Save button, numbers will be submitted.

Now I am describing the code that I tried and my problem, here studentList, examList and gradePointList array will populate the data for a course from backend service. I created populateSomeDemoData method to generate this data. studentList is an array of the Student object which contains students' id and name. examList is an array of the Exam object which contains exam id, exam name and total marks of this exam. gradePointList contains the range of the number of letter grade and grade point. Suppose if the total mark is between 90 (minimumNumber) and 100 (maximumNumber) the grade point will be 4.00 and letter grade will be A. I tried to create a form gradeForm and applied a loop on examList for per row to create input field. But for this, I couldn't able to access the specific field using form control that's why I failed to calculate total marks and grade point for a row. Also for the same reason, I failed to create the list of Grade object which will be sent to the backend. Grade is the object of every field which will contain student, exam and number. If a field is updated, this grade object will also be updated. If Save button triggers, this number list will be passed to the backend.

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