@Aaditya Battin
honestly, I suggest you learn how to research. Pick something you are interested in. Find groups around that. Reddit, discord, whatever. See what people are working on, ask if you can help. Find an open source project and see if you can join as a contributor.
@roganjosh I've down loaded the "North-American-latest.osm.pbf file. I need to open it and load it into my data base. What can I use to open it and move it to my data base? looked at
I don't need routing... just miles. Its a small part of a larger Get Rate script. I have to mimic/replicate Google miles. I have a couple tools for miles but with what I'm doing I have to this one.
@GB Aziz
Are you able to step through the code with a debugger to more closely examine the behavior in that function? When you do that, which specific operation in that function produces an unexpected result? What were the values used in that operation? What was the result? What different result was expected? Why?
first i give him oui to procced to the next step then i give him this ticket number 1134567811300 , for check if its valid it need that the three first three number be "premier mean devise par 1 and itself only" and the other 5 number when i make them to base 2 bin the number of 0 need to be >=6 and the last three number need to be devise par the first 3 number (totaly 13 number need)
@GB Aziz
Is using a debugger not available to you, or are you not familiar with what that means? In the absence of a debugger, as a fallback approach you could update the code to output meaningful information (variable values, useful notes, etc.) after each operation in that function, to more closely examine the specific operations being performed.
This is intended to be a general-purpose question to assist new programmers who have a problem with a program, but who do not know how to use a debugger to diagnose the cause of the problem.
This question covers three classes of more specific question:
When I run my program, it does not produce ...
I'm not sure I have this right, but the first three need to be a prime number? And then the next 5 numbers convert to base 2 and must be >= 6? And the last 3 need to divide into the first 3?
@cyan
School for C, C++, machine, assembly, Fortran and Pascal. Prior to that had an 8 cassette course of "Teach yourself basic", and then after that, just... changed what I knew to the new language format.
@cyan
Readability primarily. Although some languages (Looking at you, COBOL), only allow certain types of assignments or procedure names in certain columns. Goes back to punchcard days.
It's like this room, but specialized to android. All things android would be on topic. However, I think it is a fairly dead room, as the room description is "A long time ago, this room served a purpose." and there is an Android stack site with it's own chat.