You need to put the entire condition into parentheses:
if ((user_choice == 1) && (comp_choice == 2))
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You need to put the entire condition into parentheses:
if ((user_choice == 1) && (comp_choice == 2))
Have you checked the firewall on the server? Check if the port 80 is open for incomming connections.
You told open() to look for a file called 'infile' (which doesn't exist).
Try removing the quotes arround 'infile' and 'outfile' in the open() calls.
You need to pass the actual contents of...
You can use QtCreator (or Qt Designer) to draw the GUI, and then you can load that GUI in python with PyQt.
For the code, I recommend PyCharm IDE.
Have a look at the PyQt documentation and look for...
When you did the test, did you use the binaries from the repositories, or did you also compile the slower (commented) version yourself?
If you just used the repository binaries, there is a more...
What is the name of your source file, it should have a ".c" extension if it is a C language file.
The executable is in PROJECT_FOLDER/bin/Debug.
You're not supposed to run the source code itself.
You can compile the source manually, without codeblocks
cc Testicles.c -o Testicles ...
Could you run it from the terminal like I wrote above (the first code). Replace "file.c" with the name of your file.
If it goes wrong, post the entire contents of the terminal here.
Could you post the exact steps you used to compile your program, you might be trying to run the wrong file.
Usually you do it like this:
gcc file.c -o executable
./executable
Or why don't...
You can't use sizeof for that.
Sizeof is used to get the size of an object that is known at compile time (integers are fixed size so it knows their size). Your arrays are static (their contents are...
Do you realy expect that you can randomly generate a valid function. The machine language is simple but it has it's rules.
A random stream of bytes probably wouldn't be a valid function.
It would...
I haven't done much programming for Ubuntu Touch but i think that the problem is that Ubuntu Touch doesn't have an actual window manager like the one used on desktop.
This is just a wild guess, I'm...
You could insert another for loop to replace if/elif blocks
def check_mouse(self):
for rect in self.text_pos_list:
if rect.collidepoint(pygame.mouse.get_pos()):
for...
There is no need to define sz, it's defined in the parameter list of the drawmltsqr function.
Threads are bad when they all read or write to the same source. If all four threads were writing to the same file the written text would get mixed up and you would get a lot of gibberish in that...
The gotoxy and clrscr are functions from Windows C library. They are not available on Linux.
No, you can't do that. You would just get a lot of gibberish. The source code is not saved in the executable files. The compiler translates it to machine language. It's a language that a computer can...
Please use the code tags. As you know, indentation in Python is very important so we can only guess what you are trying to do here.
One more question, which version of Python are you using? If you...
Why are you putting "root = Tk()" and "root.title(`Note taker`)" on the same line?
Put them on separate lines.
I have two computers on a network and some python programs running on them. Occasionally the programs will send some data to each other. There may be a long silence between individual messages....
Why not ask the same question on Sevenforums, BSD forums and Apple forums? What answer would you expect on Ubuntuforums.org ?
g++ is a compiler for C++.
There should be an option to capture a screen after a given time. You could open the menu during that time.
If you're used to Visual Studio (or Mono) and it's GUI editor, you should try Qt Creator. It's very easy to use.
Mono is currently the best c# implementation for Linux, there isn't anything better. If you are willing to learn you could try c++ and Qt, Qt is extremely powerful and capable of networking and web...