edicied:

wHEN I TESTED YOUR CODE IT GAVE ME THIS....

>>> >>> >>> ... ... ... ... ...   File "<stdin>", line 6
    i=0
    ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> >>> ... ... ... ... ... ... ...   File "<stdin>", line 8
    print counter
        ^
SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'
>>> 

yellow237:
Where ar the programmers in the house...
I want to know the diff between c+ and cc+ and which one is the best for writing game softwares...have been using java for sometime now but need to try out some other languages

input = "aA11"
input = input.lower()
list = [0] * 36
for i in input:
    if i.isdigit():
        list[int(i)+26]+=1
    else:
        list[ord(i)-97]+=1
i=0
counter = 0
while i < len(input):
    if input[i].isdigit():
        counter += list[int(input[i])+26]-1
        i += list[int(input[i])+26]
    else:
        counter += list[ord(input[i])-97]-1
        i += list[ord(input[i])-97]
print counter

Gbola5:



That's not all of Varys's birds surely.

Balon Greyjoy/ The iron Islands is the closest to Casterly Rock, ofcourse he poses a threat, he did in the Greyjoy Rebellion. The Lannisters were lucky Balon had his eyes in the North.

The Lannister army is really the most disciplined, their region had enough gold to train their soldiers, but they do not have the largest army.

Did I miss something ? When did the Tyrells not have an army, a large one at that ? The Reach is the most populous kingdom, House Tyrell could field an army in a short amount of time, and provide enough food to feed them. The Tyrell army fought at the Battle of Blackwater.

I would put Stannis above Randyll but Stannis is dead.

The Lannisters lost more than half their forces in the War of the Five Kings.

Chysler:
Varys has so far failed no less than 3 times in a span of two episodes to provide any intelligence of the enemy's movement. They literally move armies of tens of thousands right under his nose.

Where was the Tyrell army? are you going to tell me that a ten thousand men army can take a heavily fortified castle in a frontal assault (and they are willing to sustain the colossal losses

even though the lannisters havev already lost more than half the army they started with at the war of the five kings)? Where's the realism that made this show so great? It's all gone down the drain for the sake of the plot.

input = "wwwwaaadexxxxxx"
list = [0] * 26
for i in input:
    list[ord(i)-97]+=1
i=0
while i < len(input):
    print input[i], list[ord(input[i])-97]
    i += list[ord(input[i])-97]

steve6:

Thank you for the speedy response. I get it now. I will let u know when the time comes. However, I dont mind if I can get the recommendations now so I can source for the materials and keep(YouTube videos inclusive) for future use coz I have access to a stable internet now and who knows what tomorrow will bring. Thanks

steve6:


Hi Javanian. Thanks for the wonderful thread on learning programming. Please I have a question. I read somewhere in the post where u mentioned learning algorithm n data structure(if my memory serves me right). Am learning programming n discovered a lot has to do with logic. Is there a separate course for programming known as ALGORITHM? Or is it a branch of programming? Also shed some light on DATA STRUCTURE. Thanks.

philfearon:

Rakitic has been Superb bro, don't know why still keep mentioning him.
Gomes is still not yet fluent with Barca system , and i didn't see you complain on Wednesday that he played.
It's obvious Enrique doesn't know how to use Arda Turan.

philfearon:

But before the start of the season you congratulated him for buying the right players for the right positions?

philfearon:

What would you do with the current crop of players?

iPopAlomo:






Too busy to dig further... but that's the person that has been shouting up and down about Roberto besting Bellerin... and he's not even a RB.... this is too funny...

Toniwirelex:
after spending hours snooping through your moniker and reading some of your posts, i can only come to one conclusion; YOU ARE A GENIUS
i wish i had seen your posts earlier. seriously, i never knew people like you existed here in nigeria. is there any way i could communicate directly with you?
will it be too much to ask if i ask you for your phone number? (that's exactly what am doing.)

ugwum007:


brother Javanian, I thought variables created in a method is destroyed after the method is executed.

what of these:

int counter(){

int count = 0;

return count;
}

I am still a learner, please clarify me.

ugwum007:

Are you sure that expression will print anything?

sonofluc1fer:
Hey. E don tey. Hope ur good. Muskeeto

DanielTheGeek:


Wow, so there's even a report button... I didn't know, but shall thy respond when thee useth it?

DanielTheGeek:
From now on, a thread is marked as irrelevant once any of the people below posts "IRRELEVANT" on the thread.
Larisoft,
SeunThomas,
Dhtml18,
Guru01,
Djade007,
Asalimpo,
DonSegmond and
DanielTheGeek.

When posting, mention another person listed above. e.g: "IRRELEVANT cc asalimpo".

Seun:

Of course I understand the thing I created 11 years ago, but I don't understand what the networks are doing to it. If I understood it then in all likelihood the problem would have been solved. I would urge you to refrain from commenting on this thread if you have nothing helpful to say.

danvery2k6:
If we are to go by the definition of Implicit Heap-dynamic Variables, which says "Variables for which storage is not allocated until the variable is assigned to". Would we still consider pointers in C to be Implicit Heap-dynamic variables?

I also think that pointers in C don't change storage location, but simply values stored in the location, which seems to violate the second definition point of Implicit Heap-dynamic variables: " the storage associated with the variable can change with every assignment to it".

How is it possible that the above shows an example of Implicit Heap-dynamic variable?

     char *x;

     x = "Seun Osewa";
     x = "Seun";   
                    

danvery2k6:


I'm guessing one weakness here will be a probable loss of error detection capabilities by the compiler or interpreter?

danvery2k6:


I've been trying to understand why you did the things you did in this image. Maybe a little more context to the image might help us understand better. Why do some lines run from the beginning of execution to the end while some start from somewhere in the middle? Is that trying to tell us how long the variables are available in the execution context or am I getting it wrong?