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C Missing Files/Executables In Bash (Launched via C)
You could call a system call so that the OS would give you access in the hard drive.- Velpus Captiosus
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- Forum: C Programming
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Fun activity Say hello... in a coding language!
int main() { printf("Hello menator01!"); return 0; }- Velpus Captiosus
- Post #212
- Forum: General Discussion
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Hi!
Hello everyone!I am a student of CS and EE.The name comes from my love of foxes "Velpus" means "fox" in Latin and "Captiosus" means smart.I have just passed my Data Structures and Algorithms class , I am interested in Object Oriented Programming and anything related to C.I love coding Neural...- Velpus Captiosus
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- Forum: "Hello World";
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C Missing Files/Executables In Bash (Launched via C)
Well technically a file is a linked list starting from a address in memory(hard disk).The root directory is at a specific address so you iterate over the linked list to get what you want.I dont know if the OS would give you access though.- Velpus Captiosus
- Post #6
- Forum: C Programming
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Python Attribute not found
I made the function recursive: def calcOutput(self,node): if node.nextNode is None: return 1-pow(math.e,-(node.value)) else: self.calcOutput(node.nextNode) but it still doesnt work.Then I checked the line of code and it is indeed the line of the...- Velpus Captiosus
- Post #4
- Forum: Python
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Python Attribute not found
Thanks a lot for the advice!You know what its really weird because it doesnt hit a error in changeVal() which uses the nextNode attribute yet it does in calcOutput() which means the error is somewhere in the iteration I guess.- Velpus Captiosus
- Post #3
- Forum: Python
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Python Attribute not found
Hello!Another very strange error occurs in the interpreter when trying to run my program in Python.With the help of some members here I corrected my code , now a different error pops up The error according to the interpreter is in the function def calcOutput(self): import math class Node...- Velpus Captiosus
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: Python
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Python Element is added to a list when it shouldnt
Omg!It acts like a static variable in Java?(I have done Java at my university but never have been good at it , nor do I remember much)I didnt know that! Thank you so much!Have a good day!- Velpus Captiosus
- Post #3
- Forum: Python
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Python Element is added to a list when it shouldnt
Hello everyone.Only part of the Node class is relevant to my question: import math class Node: prevNodes = [] b = 0.5 def __init__(self,value,nextNode): self.value = 0 if nextNode is not None: self.nextNode = nextNode...- Velpus Captiosus
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- classes lists object object-oriented-programming python
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- Forum: Python