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First you need the right permission to delete a registry key (try run the Perl script from a CMD with admin privileges), second according to the documentation you can only delete a key provided it does not contain any subkeys:

You can use the Perl delete function to delete a value from a Registry key or to delete a subkey as long that subkey contains no subkeys of its own.

Third, even if you run with admin privileges there can still be keys that you cannot delete, see this Q&A for more information.

So if you want to delete an entire subtree, you need to iterate bottom up through the tree and delete each subkey separately. Here is an example:

1. Construct SOne.
2. Fill the object.

3. Insert into MyWays.

Perhaps you're missing the format operator in between the string and the arguments? Try adding % in between:

To store parameter names in generated bytecode you must pass the -parameters flag to the java compiler. If you've using maven, you can do so via the maven-compiler-plugin:

As this is a kind of homework assignment, I am not writnig code (a commendable practice on SO).

Rule 3 should consist in finding which character is the first vowel, and then moving the slice of word from beginning up to that character to the end of the word (technically you would replace the string with two slices, as strings are immutable in python) and then append the "ay"

Rule 4: if upper case of the first letter of word (before any modifications) is the same as that letter, then save that info into some variable and based on that change (or not) the first letter of output

You are setting these:

Lets break this problem down into a couple of Posts. First we can deal with the SQLite part of the code then you can post a new question about inserting values--there is just to much code to cover and make this understandable.

Change your code in your DataBase class (BTW: Not a good name!)

Give the variable names for the columns an understandable name. Who can remember what COL_6 is? Also consider that these probably do not need to be public.

The problem isn't with your jQuery function - this is a CSS issue.

What's happening right now is, when the hover state is activated, it covers the element, which then deactivates the hover state. You want to make sure the hover state remains activated when the shadow image is present. You can do this by moving the hover detection onto the

Starting from class definition. In my experience it is better to start with concrete implementation and then later (only if needed) extract some abstraction. I'm not sure whose words are these but: "Abstraction should be discovered". So you shouldn't start your design from abstract keyword (in your example I would delete abstract class)

Another thing is that classes should encapsulate state and behavior and in your example you don't have a state (numbers you are passing into constructor are not store anywhere). It means that you would be fine only with static method that calculate