asciiConvert | Get ascii art for images from your terminal | Computer Vision library
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Convert images to ascii art using your command line. This was just me getting some start on writing some Go-Code.
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QUESTION
I have a mini bank program written that goes calls multiple functions inside the subrouting deposit, this is the subroutine
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Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 21:37deposit_checking looks like a subroutine, and you identify it as a subroutine in your post, but, we don't enter subroutines with beq instruction, you're supposed to use jal to call a subroutine.
In machine code, the return address, $ra for MIPS, is effectively a parameter to the subroutine — it tells the subroutine where to resume execution in the caller, where to return to. There are several ways to set the $ra register with a meaningful return address, though of course jal is by far the most common way.
beq transfers control of the processor to the target label (when eq is true) by changing the program counter (pc) though does not provide a (new) $ra value.
By not setting $ra to a new value, its old value is retained. Since the $ra register was last set by the jal AsciiConvert, the jr $ra for the other function goes back there, none the wiser that this was not the right call — as it is the caller's job to set that parameter properly.
And while some instruction sets allow calling on a condition, we wouldn't necessarily want all beqs to capture a return address, because then any function that used beq would have to concern itself with preserving $ra
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How can i get input from terminal for character in Kotlin? I tried using readline(), but throws me an error
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Answered 2020-Sep-02 at 06:49import java.util.*
fun main(args: Array) {
asciiConverter()
}
fun asciiConverter(){
val reader = Scanner(System.`in`)
print("Enter the character to convert into ASCII : ")
val characterVariable : Char = reader.next().single()
println("ASCII value is : ${characterVariable.toInt()}")
}
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I am trying to make it so you can convert user input (ASCII to hex, binary and more). My problem is when the user input has spaces I want the output also to have space and vise versa when there are no spaces also have no spaces.
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Answered 2017-Dec-06 at 17:33Answered my own again:
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Need help solving why the 2nd For loop doesn't move away from its first character String
Additionally, it would be nice if you could put it in simpler terms, as I am still learning Java.
how do i make the ch2 move forward to the next character string Because the reason i made it that way is so whatever I insert as a value (whether its 0100100 as long as its 1s and 0s) It can be separated by the For loop and identified by If/Else logic
conjunction logic gate
1 && 1 = 1
else 0
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Answered 2017-Oct-06 at 10:27look your first for loop,second for loop are inside first loop.
now when first for loop execute first time, ch1=1 and then second loop execute only 1 time for ch2=0.
again, first loop execute for second time ch1=0 and then second loop start again because it is inside in first loop so it return ch=0.
all time your second loop execute once and return first value which is ch2=0.
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