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kandi X-RAY | kbin Summary
A reddit-like content aggregator and micro-blogging platform for the fediverse - instance for testing purposes only. This is a very early beta version, and a lot of features are currently broken or in active development, such as federation.
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- Migrate down .
- Get active sort option path .
- Get chart response
- Registers the environment services .
- Load user data .
- Build embed element .
- Find all gte for a given address .
- Execute the creative command
- Parse an inline context
- Transforms an array of elastica objects .
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QUESTION
I was having some issues with this code. It was working in debug mode but would erroneously output 0.0 for some of the csv lines in release mode. It was only when I added the preprocessor commands that turn off optimisation around line 19 that everything started to work in release mode. Does anyone have any insight into why this is the case, I've never come across this sort of behavior before.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 22:27Your input
vector is not being initialized as you expect. It always has size two, and all the strange results you observe are a result of Undefined Behaviour due to reading the vector out of bounds. You could have found this with your debugger, or by checking against input.size()
or using input.at(i)
.
It turns out that size_t
is convertible to std::complex
, and that this line:
QUESTION
I have a binary file that contains a certain number of samples and each sample contains four bytes. The data is acquired via 14 bit ADCs and I have the following bit assignment: b31-b29=Not Used, b28=Digital input, b27-b14=chB(signed), b13-b0=chA(signed). In the end I want to perform a FFT for chA and chB. To get there I use the following Python code:
1. Here the binary data file is opened as a bitstring and the samples, i.e. 516x1024x32x32 bits are read and appended to a bit array. This is done by reading one sample (4 bytes or 32 bits) at a time, inverting the byte order and then putting this bitstring in a bit array. This is repeated for all samples:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 15:41I found a much faster way:
QUESTION
for the task i need to Write a Java application that accepts 30 integer numbers from the user. The input should be in the range of 1-200. Error message needs to be displayed if user entered input which is not in this range. Based on this input, the program will display the number of integers entered in the following categories: Less than 50 Between 50-100 (inclusive of 50 and 100)
Sample output : Enter number 4: 211
Input error..Pls enter number between 1 to 200 only
Enter number 4: 20
..
..
Enter number 30: 90
Less than 50: 12
Between 50-100 (inclusive of 50 and 100): 8
Between 101-150 (inclusive of 101 and 150): 5
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-15 at 12:12It is a very simple problem here @Dilip. Just introduce a flag
variable which would mark if an input is wrong. If it is, then just accept the value again. Else proceed.
Following is the code snippet for the input part also considering the wrong and right input boundaries.
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