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I have a simple timestamp issue. i am trying to get a timestamp using gettimeofday and it all works as it should when i print the

I have taken over code that has a lot of compound assignment operators in it. i think that compound operators are not 'really' misra compliant. i

I'm trying to propagate an assignment to the data parameter of a sub-component through it's parent component's setter. like this:

In brief, i have the code below in python [n, m] = f() and i want to convert it to julia, which will not be more

Assignment a number to an attribute using the += operator gives me nan in javascript. this code works as

I'm having some trouble wrapping my head around pointer assignments in c. the asterisk character appears in many different locations and i don't

I have an array of objects that's created dynamically (in react, although i don't think it matters), and i'm attempting to use addition on values

Sample code: import pandas as pd df = pd.dataframe({'id': [1, 2, 3], 'bbox': [[1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0], [5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0], [9.0,

I'm really going crazy here and hoping someone can help me with this problem. i have the following code inside my model: this.text

With the following code, the script enters in the block of if (myset! = null) only at the first call of the method.

I was doing some stuff and i ran into a problem that i can't understand. i simplified the code to get that:

My problem is that i don't understand how assign operator is interpreted and interacts with a function. let me explain i was changing the

Im trying to convert old code to new code syntax. i have a issue with rxlist.

Im trying to create a script. the goal is that the user will put in 3 numbers in 3 boxes, and click a button to display the highest number inside

Is there a way to disable mass assignment protection for all models across all tests without having to duplicate this over and over?

My question is pretty straightfoward: why can i assign a value that goes out of bounds to an array like this, but not with the {} operator:

I have tried a number of different ways to assign an array inside a run command within a dockerfile. none of them seem to work. i am

I really have a hard time understanding how the following piece of code works: int x = -2; while ( --x > -10 && (x -=

I have two lists of element a = [1,2,3,2,3,1,1,1,1,1] b = [3,1,2,1,2,3,3,3,3,3] and i am trying to uniquely

So i am trying to add columns to an existing dataframe with mostly logical comparisons: def qualitycheck(data, qparams, qid):

I have this sample code where the value of 'a' is not explicitly updated in the logic of the code. yet, when i print the output- both the

Time_count = [[0, 0, 0, 0]] * 4 j = 0 for i in range(len(time_count)): time_count[i][1] = j j += 1 print(time_count)

I'm trying to solve this following kata on codewars: strip

I read in twitter: #python

I am learning javascript and am pretty confused about the arguments property array. i have a function that takes a single

Beginner question here; in c, when you assign a numerical value to a variable, the language makes it clear that the variable has a specific type,

Hey i am kinda new to c and i wanted to ask why this prints out 4 instead of 260? #include

In the sourcecode for the qemu edu pci device,

Looking at

I have a very simple model: class employee extends \eloquent { } and what i would like to do is to synchronize

I can't change variable value outside functions. this code below throws up an error #include <stdio.h> #include

I'm trying to initialize ip_addr in a clean way and the library is giving me the ipaddr4_init macro but it seems that i

I am writing a c program and have been debugging for a few days now. i think i have figured out the problem. here is a snippet of code and

I was expecting an error in if(b=5), as the assignment operator is used in if statement. code: #include

I'm new to c and i'm trying to master the basics so i've written a program which gives you the mean of tree numbers and it works, but when i try

I'm first year student in software engineering and in my last task i used (chain assignment) multiple assignment of values. the lecturer

I have this code below: #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int i = "hello world"; printf("%d", i); return 0;

I'm pretty new to c and starting to play with pointers. i haven't found a way to assign an array to multiple variables. what i want ideally is:

When setting a struct variable as follows: wndclassw wc = {0}; what does the initialization with

I initially wanted to use eloquent: $product->quantity_discounts() ->where('min_amount', $discount['min_amount'])

In migration table: schema::create('passws', function (blueprint $table) { $table->increments('id');

In operator overloading, the assignment operator is normally defined as follows: t& t::operator =(const t2& b);

Why does this snippet in node (10.5) .then(function() { this = {...this, ...payload}; this.update();

Here's the challenge: create a function makeplans that accepts a string. this string should be a name. the function makeplans

I am learning javascript and i got kind of stuck with es6 syntax while trying to give a default value to a variable when destructuring. basically,

I'm trying to take a value and turn it into a unicode character, either by name or by value. every example i've seen has values hard-coded into

Can you help me how to assign the initial data to the game. i used the playerprefs.getint, setint class, in the game. but when calling it in start

How can i do the following in a more concise, "pythonic" way: for element in some_list: if some_condition:

How do i pass a random number to a lambda function, so that i can be used by the pandas assign to add a different random number to

I have set 2 models (post and category) with it´s proper relationships configured class post extends model { protected

In z3 (python), imagine i get a model with the following shape: [c_0 = true, c_3 = false, c_1 = false, c_2 = false]

I wrote this simple program, that takes a command line argument, converts it into int type, and prints integers starting from that number till

Suppose i initialize a matrix as follows: import scipy m = scipy.zeros((10, 10)) now i do some calculations, and

I have a simple model isolatedquery which consists of a name and query field. i have defined those two

I'm creating a restful application, so i'm recieving a post request that could seem like this $_post = array ( 'person' =>

Trying to wrap my head around javascript composition using assign. the

If i create an object a: let a = {}; and want to mix in methods from another object b: let b = {

Set-up i have a shopify shop with the debut theme. in the product-card-grid.liquid file of the theme,

I've been working on an api for awhile now that has a sort of 'soft' api validation so i can use backbone more easily on the front end. basically

There are shorthand operators for the basic arithmetic operators, such as: x = x+2; x += 2; or y

I am getting this error: massassignmentexception in model.php line 448: _token when i am using create method.

I am using eloquent with slim framework outside of laravel, i have controllers that help perform crud operations. when i try to perform mass assignment operation eloquent

If a user click on a button which has class name: '3-col', it will execute the following code: '{% assign products_per_row = "3" %}'. and if a user click on a

I dont know how fix this error, my code: $subscriptions = auth::user()->subscriptions; foreach($subscriptions as $subscription) { $subs =