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Why, objectively, in programming languages in general, as far as I know, isn't possibile to compare 3 variable at once doing something like this: if(a == b == c) { do something; } but it is ...
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Is it necessary to call cleanup() before close() in a PythonInterpreter in Jython every time? I've been reading the docs, but I don't find much information about this function. The javadocs don't say ...
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I have a table on my web-page with thousands of entries and it shows 20 entries at a time. I want to take screenshots of all the entries page by page and then create a video of them using code. What ...
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I am using below command to get the child LI nodes for the element ID 'treeview_sub' but it returns me the count of all the LI present recursively. var treeLILength = document.getElementById("...
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IronRuby and IronPython have custom built-ins, standard modules and you can write code straight out of hand(Directly using statements and declarations in the code), instead of using namespaces and ...
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I have one txt file that has bunch of class names. I would like to read those class names line by line in bash script and assign that value to a variable to use it globally in another command in the ...
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I am using Jmeter 5.0 where i have piece of java code written inside a JSR223 PostProcessor. The code is as follows - import java.util.Map; import java.util.HashMap; Map gamePlayHistoryMap = new ...
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I am currently looking into implementing a cleaner way to call native C functions from the Gravity scripting language. So far, the most simplistic example would be this one: int add(int lhs, int rhs)...
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I need to export to .CSV for all computer with Microsoft Office installed, hence I've stumbled upon this script: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Get-RemoteProgram-Get-list-de9fd2b4#content ...
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I need to modify the script below to List any AD User account that is disabled outside of the specific OU. $filter = '(Enabled -eq $false)' $ResultDirectory = 'C:\Disabled-ADAccountOutsideOU.csv' $...
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I'm trying to create a data frame from SQL query. Some of the fields are become gibberish since they're not in english. Any solution of how to fix this?
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I am trying to sort an array in Perl from Z to A and return the sorted array in one line. What I am doing is: sub mainTexts { my @texts = (); print ("Enter text 1: "); my $text1 = <...
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I trying to write code to show how high a ball would go up from the calculation however no matter how I type it, it keeps saying that it "cannot convert string to float" on the height varible time = ...
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I want to use the Replace string operation to make sure the result does not contain the SMTP: and smtp: string. The below script export the list of the Disabled AD account with their corresponding ...
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I cannot export the list of the external recipient email address and its total number of email based on multiple inputs of the InternalSender.CSV list: Email [email protected] Breville.May@...
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Following script read n for (( c=1; c<=$n; c++ )) do echo "HI" done gives error solution.sh: line 2: ((: c<=1: syntax error: invalid arithmetic operator (error token is "") I am using BASH....
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I'm still new to writing scripts with Python and would really appreciate some guidance. I'm wondering how to continue executing my Python script from where it left off after a system restart. The ...
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I am currently struggling understanding a line of an introduction to windows batch scripting: SET /A errno=0 SET /A ERROR_SOMECOMMAND_NOT_FOUND=2 ... ... SET /A errno^|=%ERROR_SOMECOMMAND_NOT_FOUND%...
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Below is a snippet of a file named "books.info": TITLE and AUTHOR ETEXT NO. Aspects of plant life; with special reference to the British flora,    ...
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Not sure why this script is throwing up random errors when I try to run it. Mainly in lines 1-10. It's mostly a compilation issue. It's throwing up errors for empty lines as well but I fixed it. I'm ...
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I am very new to lua and I would like to understand following behaviour. When I try to run following recursion function: local func = function ( n ) if n == 1 then return 1 else return n * func( ...
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I have read that much of the functionality of R is done by C code that is called by R under the hood when an R program is run. Is this the case for every R program? Does this mean that every R ...
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JSR223 Sampler have a statement that Groovy is implementing Compilable interface different than other scripting languages and therefore is recommended To benefit from caching and compilation, the ...
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I was just reading some introductory stuff from GameMonkey Script on https://www.gamedev.net/articles/programming/engines-and-middleware/introduction-to-gamemonkey-script-r3297/ and when they were ...
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I am working on a project that heavily relies on many c++ objects that I created. In stead of compiling the codes every time when I use different objects, I am thinking using scripts that can ...
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