frankie | Easy creation of Facebook applications | Command Line Interface library

The problem that you might be misunderstanding is that calling free(temp) releases the object in memory pointed to by temp - it doesn't really have anything to do with the temp variable itself. temp will be deallocated once the function returns. In fact, declaring temp itself might even be unnecessary.

The problem is that you are not treating teamOne and teamTwo as arrays, so you can not use "push". On top of that, the Kids array objects have two values - "name" and "random" - so, using "push" would add a new kid as an object.

So, firstly, you need to define teamOne and teamTwo as arrays and not strings. And, secondly, you need to extract the "name" property from the Kids objects (assuming that you were only using "random" for sorting purposes and no longer require it's value). And, finally, you have not assigned a name to each team which, if you used an array for them, you could now do.

Try something like:

You need OR instead of AND.

The reason is simple. If you take

I was pushing on this trying to get iOS to accept a self-signed certificate as the single source of truth. I got to work around it by issuing a proper personal Certificate Authority. Making iOS trust that authority. And then signing the website with a certificate validated by that authority.

I will describe the needed commands as they may save someone a couple of hours. The following is a "birds eye" of what we'll do.

AUTHORITY - this will act as the source of trust for all certificates you sign. You will have to install the Authority on every single machine/phone you'll want with custom certificates

1. Generate a private key for a Certificate Authority (CA)
2. Generate a Certificate for the Certificate Authority (CA)
3. Install Certificate Authority on Windows
4. Install Certificate Authority on iOS

CLIENT - we can issue private keys for all our projects inside our network. Those private keys will be validated by our own generated and installed authority.

1. Generate a private key for the client
2. Generate a Certificate Sign Request (CSR)
3. Have CA sign the CSR thus generating the client Certificate
4. Merge the client certificate and the CA certificate into a pkcs12 file which is read by Spring

Now for the actual commands:

Generate a private key, we'll also use an identical command to generate one for the client:

Assuming each name is just a first and last name, no middle names etc. You can simply read each line of the file and split based on white space. The below will capture the first to fields in first and last, then the remaining fields in dob. Then we can just print the two lines using our variables. there is no need to loop through the file data twice.

You can use an IF function to turn pass fail into 1's and 0's and simply sum the result. An example query could look like:

if you add another unique constraint {unique(email,name)} to your table so it looks like this:

To obtain an array of duplicate string values (ie "bat"), where the length of the array corresponds to a supplied variable (ie "obj.count"), you could do the following: