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QUESTION
I have this table and I want to get count of common values by 2 keys... For example, if I put keys 1981 and 1975 I get count of 3 (both of them have 2255, 2228, 2232) etc. I only know how to solve it by PHP but It's much slower than doing by SQL. Thanks
Full Table Dump (mysql commands): DUMP
PHP-ish solution would be (from scratch, without optimalization): (And sorry for pseudo-code-ish text)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-06 at 18:19You can try:
QUESTION
So I'm creating a program that will implement various classes which represent a bank, its customers and its bank accounts. The Bank object stores a collection of Customer objects, as well as a collection of Account objects. Each Customer will have their own separate collection of the accounts that belong to them.
Below is a picture of what the program should output - in the event where a user is trying to input a negative amount or if they try to withdraw more funds than they have in their account, an error message gets printed out saying the account number cannot be debited or credited by this amount. My program outputs this portion correctly, however I'm struggling to figure out how to output an error message when the account number is not found like in the picture.
So for example, in the main I have two functions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 05:40You need a couple of things here, which you may already have in your program but not made them apparent in the question.
- You must have a collection of accounts somewhere, indexed by account ID/key. Think of it like a
std::map accounts
. - When you are creating a new account, you must generate a new, unique ID and add that to both the map and the account.
- Based on the above two points, your
credit()
anddebit()
functions or the ones calling them must get a hold of each account's ID and theaccounts
map and check whether it exists before doing anything else. - If account is not found, it is up to you to decide how you want to handle error reporting. Perhaps you could return an error code, or throw an exception, or terminate the program.
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I have a rather weird problem in python: I am trying to run this script (it is auto generated using MMddn, which converts one neural network model to another - but this background is irrelevant to this question - just an FYI):
https://zerobin.net/?a8436f2ae6791499#dhZsFWXc91YpvlHajIqLY74MdeP8pE98E3IELiAD3bw=
but when I execute (using another script which calls this script) it I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 08:51Python has name mangling inside class scopes, which means that names starting with two underscores are renamed. Inside the class scope, __weights_dict
actually refers to _KitModel__weights_dict
, i.e. not the name of the global variable.
As a fix, rename all occurrences of __weights_dict
to _weights_dict
.
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