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I have a program that works perfectly except when reading in the SEQ file it is suppose to skip/bypass the record entirely then move on to the next one in the file. It is suppose to bypass the input file if the student has graduated (skip Graduation Status if equal to 'Y'). Bypass if Class Standing is anything other than '1' or '2'. Lastly, bypass if Major is not 'DIG', 'NES', or 'PGM'.
seq file:
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 10:26As the check is fairly complex I would recommend braking it out into a separate paragraph coded somethin like:
QUESTION
I have a program that works perfectly except when reading in the SEQ file it is suppose to skip/bypass the record entirely then move on to the next one in the file. It is suppose to bypass the input file if the student has graduated (skip Graduation Status if equal to 'Y'). Bypass if Class Standing is anything other than '1' or '2'. Lastly, bypass if Major is not 'DIG', 'NES', or 'PGM'. I have a Bypass in the program under 120-CHECK-BYPASS. but it is not sorting/stopping any records from processing. How do I fix this?
Program:
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 17:53You are ANDing your conditions. It seems you want to OR them. Also it seems you have your logic reversed.
I would do it this way...
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I still cannot figure out why F# compiler cannot infer the type in the following example (taken from the Programming F# 3.0 book):
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Answered 2018-Dec-15 at 11:16F#'s type inference algorithm is somewhat limited around object instance member access - it doesn't attempt to work out the type "backwards" from them, so unless enough type information is already provided, it will just stop dead in its tracks.
This is not the case with record fields, for instance (note there's no annotation even on the function argument):
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By clicking multiple times on an anchor to trigger a javascript function, changeColor(), to apply random colors, the edges of the SVG shape appear not smooth, as you can see (jsfiddle):
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Answered 2018-Sep-14 at 05:30Good, maybe found the solution:
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I've written a code for Caesar cipher where 1st input is length of string without any spaces, 2nd input is string to be rotated & 3rd is key by which to rotate. My code is working except the last character of string. For that some strange character is coming instead of an alphabet. Please help!!!..I'm at my wits end..just can't figure out! Below is the code:-
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Answered 2017-Apr-27 at 09:03You don't currently have any logic to handle the case where a letter wraps around to the start of the alphabet if the rotation shift exceed a certain threahhold. Your logic should be to add to the base value (i.e. first letter) the remainder of the initial shift plus the rotation amount divided by the size of the alphabet. Something like this:
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I am implementing an Algorithm where when user gives input string, every character in string (if it is alphabet) should be incremented by value given(here rotator). I am playing with this code for 2 hr but can't figure out why when i increment by value rotator, it gets incremented by rotator-1.
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Answered 2017-Mar-05 at 14:03I think the easiest way to handle the overflow cases is to use the modulus operator to let the character wrap-around any number of times to land in the current logical position. Something like this should work:
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My responsive navbar is having an issue. When I click the toggle when the screen is small, it responds and opens up the hidden navigation menu's, but the menus don't have the original css that is attached the navbar. Any help would be appreciated.
CSS:
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Answered 2017-Jan-08 at 23:28You're referencing .topnav.responsive in your CSS, but adding the string "responsive" to a class name of "topnav" in your JS, which results in .topnavresponsive. You can toggle the .responsive instead using .classList.toggle()
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I am trying to have sliding-middle-out:hover:after display a different background color depending on the link that is hovered over. I assume there's a way to attach an id# to the function and have it display the color depending on the id that I attached to the html, but I can't figure it out.
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Answered 2017-Jan-06 at 15:49Like is was said in the comments, IDs must be unique.
You should change #sliding-middle-out to .sliding-middle-out and use it as a class and then add an id to each of those elements.
Something like:
html:
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