I think it seems reasonable.
But I'm surprised they don't consider MySQL? Technically its the programmer gateway to interact with DB, and could very well be considered a language.
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I think it seems reasonable.
But I'm surprised they don't consider MySQL? Technically its the programmer gateway to interact with DB, and could very well be considered a language.
What is Anjuta used for? If its just an IDE, and thats really all you did, then it sounds like a bug.
You could make an event if you have a "ping" command... and you know the server, you could ping the server. You could make some value isInternetOn a boolean assigned to true for Case 2, and...
If you are worried about precedence of operations and want to make sure its clear, just use parenthesees... I've been developing with java for a few years now and I do not remember precedence of...
I love copy-paste. =]
They really should remove that function from developer machines =P
It is difficult to measure this, but if I do thorough testing of my fix it is usually around 1-2 issues being solved in a day. This is working with a complex system that is extremely large and...
That was a typo.. Refer to the second block of code that I posted. Sorry.... I also edited the first one. It should be a class, for sure =P
I agree with you here regarding JUnit, but it does not explain why this happened with a Java class. My original issue was that this happens in a regular old SomeClass.java. A method is called that...
This compiles assuming you add the junit framework to your classpath. I'm not sure what is meant by run class. This is just a simple test case meant to depict the scenario. Just assume that...
I've been working with java for a while, and I'm a bit baffled at this scenario. I created a simple test case to depict it. My question is, why doesn't the value of "wtf" carry over to the...
Maybe try something like this and leave the script running?
#!/usr/bin/python
import time
def
##define the function recurse
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sorry, type that in the terminal of course.
type in "ssh localhost" on your computer and if it works you can use scp to login to that machine
Yeah, that is the only decent reference I could find, but I couldn't make any sense of what the arguments are. It is read(offset, buffer, number_of_bytes).. so I added in an int, a char* buffer, and...
Does anyone have an example of using read(int,void, int) in C? I've had trouble finding something through google.
I made my own server and plopped a 500gb hard drive in it.
If there is really no password, then just don't type anything and push enter?
You were very close in your screen shot to being able to tell if you have DHCP on. If you go to edit your network settings, as in your screen shot, you have to click the IPv4 tab. In there if it...
Find the key to enable you to choose a boot device. It's usually F12 or something. Maybe different on some machines so google it. Then select to boot from a cd, make sure you have a bootable cd...
right, but you could do it on your friends' macs
That is cool. I didn't know dell did that either, I'll have to look up a few machines and see if I can find them.
That means the RIAA stands for...
Don't they say there are like 2 ways to learn things:
1. by doing
2. by reading
pick one! i like "doing".