Hey @Raghav-Khemka

I am confused. Have you tried running it? Are you asking what the output would be if you ran it?

I found the following stackoverflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8124682/error-redeclaration-with-no-linkage

I am going to quote the quote

"You can't have two global variables with the same name in C program. C might allow multiple definitions in the same file scope through the tentative definition rule, but in any case all definitions will refer to the same variable."

So grossPay is probably declared somewhere else already.

I hope this helps.

@Lpokimo said in Java Game engine Problem:

input = new Input(null); (This

In your version you have

input = new Input(null);

in original version it is correct

input = new Input(this);

Line 26 in GameContainer.java file

Hey Boonie!

Not sure what they mean by 'best' prediction but every time you roll a die you get a 1 in 6 (or 1/6) chance that you roll a six. So if you roll it 6 times you just have to multiple 1/6 by 6 So

1/6 * 6 = 1

So my guess would be 1. I hope that helps boonie.

Hey @cthornval

I am sorry but I am afraid it's still confusing. Both snippets show a bottom-up slider . If you still need help I would recommend trying a screen recoding and then uploading it. It would have to be short though since the file limit is 50 MB I think. That way you can show me instead of trying to describe it. Just an idea.

Thanks! This works and it only takes up 4 lines of code. The computation time is also much faster than my code. I think that I understand why it works faster as well. Your code executes after looping 23 times. However, my code executes after 11 iterations of 23 or 253 iterations which is 11 times more than my code. Also, it took 13.7 milliseconds, whereas as mine took 185 milliseconds which is 13.5 times as fast. I suspect that the method that I used where I changed my list into a set and then returned to transform it into a list also took more time than your method you recommended to me, which could partially explain the discrepancy in computation time as well.

Hey @Abdul-Rehman

Do you still need help with this? If so I would love to help but I would need to know what you have done so far and where you are stuck? It's important to share what you have tried so far or at least what your thought process is. And that is because it benefits you in terms of learning and it helps us feel good about helping you. Thank you.

ok, I understand now

@Tony-Cardinal said in python code with tensorflow does not work:

module 'tensorflow' has no attribute 'div'

This might be a Tensorflow 2.0 versus 1.0 issue? I don't program in python but I found the following stackoverflow answer that might help:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55142951/tensorflow-2-0-attributeerror-module-tensorflow-has-no-attribute-session

If I am right you can do something like:

tf.compat.v1.div(x,y)

or

import tensorflow.compat.v1 as tf tf.disable_v2_behavior()

got it going and works just fine with some minor adjustments to fit the application.
demo

function outputPlaylist($playlist) { $entries = parse_m3u($playlist); echo "<div class='row'>\n"; echo "<pre>\n"; $size = sizeof($entries); $size_half = ceil($size / 2); $counter = 0; echo "<div class='row'>\n"; echo "<div class='column'>\n"; foreach($entries as $entry) { // Check for half way point if($counter++ == $size_half ){ // Close column and open new one echo "</div>\n"; } printf ("%s\n", $entry['title'], $entry['artist'] ); } // Close column and row echo "</div>\n"; echo "</pre>"; echo "</div>\n"; } ?>

@cthornval

I would recommend using codepen for questions like these. It makes it a lot easier to help you that way.

I have created a simple hover effect example on codepen. All it does is when you hover over an item it will show the appropriate text at the bottom. Nothing special but you can pick up from there.

Hover of each car and look for the text at the bottom. If the codepen doesn't show up just refresh the page.

refresh page if you can't see the codepen above

That's so weird it works with this change..

$name = time(); $txtName = $name . ".txt"; $myFile=fopen($txtName,"a"); $txt = $VarCheck; fwrite($myFile,$txt); fclose($myFile);

Hi @darkpandawarrior

I have never done real programming in C but let's see if I can point you in the right direction. You are probably going to end up using global static variables

static int *sum_10;

So declare those outside of the main method.
Then you will probably end up using mmap so something like

sum_10 = mmap(NULL, sizeof *sum_10, PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE, MAP_SHARED | MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1, 0);

Then initialize each global variable somewhere in main

*sum_10 = 0;

Now you you have a set of global variables that can be shared with all processes which is the real challenge in this assignment.

Hope you figure it out. Let me know if you need more help.

Hey @Archaic-Chaos

Do you mind selecting my first response as the correct answer?