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问题 I have a book with the following code snippet in front of me int a = Character.getNumericValue('a'); int z = Character.getNumericValue('z'); int A = Character.getNumericValue('A'); int Z = Character.getNumericValue('Z'); System.out.println(a); System.out.println(z); System.out.println(A); System.out.println(Z); The example then goes on to use these values as upper and lower limits for iteration which implies that the integers assigned to a and A have different values, but when I run the code

问题 I am trying to find the function in the library that shifts chars back and forward as I want for instance: if this function consumes 'a' and a number to shift forward 3 , it will be shifted 3 times and the output will be 'd'. if it this function consumes '5' and a number to shift forward 3 , it will be shifted 3 times and the output will be '8'. how can I achieve this? 回答1: You don't need to call a function to do this. Just add the number to the character directly. For example: 'a' + 3

问题 I am trying to find the function in the library that shifts chars back and forward as I want for instance: if this function consumes 'a' and a number to shift forward 3 , it will be shifted 3 times and the output will be 'd'. if it this function consumes '5' and a number to shift forward 3 , it will be shifted 3 times and the output will be '8'. how can I achieve this? 回答1: You don't need to call a function to do this. Just add the number to the character directly. For example: 'a' + 3

问题 I am trying to find the function in the library that shifts chars back and forward as I want for instance: if this function consumes 'a' and a number to shift forward 3 , it will be shifted 3 times and the output will be 'd'. if it this function consumes '5' and a number to shift forward 3 , it will be shifted 3 times and the output will be '8'. how can I achieve this? 回答1: You don't need to call a function to do this. Just add the number to the character directly. For example: 'a' + 3

问题 This question already has answers here : Return a pointer that points to a local variable [duplicate] (3 answers) Closed last month . I have a function that returns char* when I print it with printf("%c", *(k+i)); on the main it prints; 0' 10101001 Q -> Q but if I print with printf(" %c", *(k+i)); there are less problem. If I print inside the tobinary function, output comes perfect like this; 1010.011010011011101001011110001101010011111101111100111 -> 111011 What Am I doing wrong? here is the

问题 Closed . This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 5 years ago . Improve this question Is a string containing a single character same as a char ? It seems java treats a single character string as a string itself, but I am not sure. 回答1: No. Infact String can contain nothing at all. Example : String s="" is still a String. 回答2: A char is a primitive type, while a

问题 This question already has answers here : How do I get the first character out of a string? (3 answers) Closed 2 days ago . I need to convert a one element &str into char . I was able to come up with this solution that also works for String : fn main() { let comma: &str = ","; let my_char = comma.chars().nth(0).unwrap(); assert_eq!(my_char, ','); } Is there a better or shorter way to do it? 回答1: No huge improvements I can think of, but a few notes: You could replace .nth(0) with .next() ,

问题 I was reading MySQL documentation and I was wondering whether MyISAM's "static" table format also applies on InnoDB or not? Do I gain performance, if I use CHAR instead of VARCHAR when the real lengths varies between 0 and 100 characters or is using VARCHAR(100) better? 回答1: InnoDB does have fixed-width rows and there can be some advantage to declaring all columns in a table as fixed-width. The main benefit is that all "holes" in a page can be reused for any insertion, since all rows are the

问题 I was reading MySQL documentation and I was wondering whether MyISAM's "static" table format also applies on InnoDB or not? Do I gain performance, if I use CHAR instead of VARCHAR when the real lengths varies between 0 and 100 characters or is using VARCHAR(100) better? 回答1: InnoDB does have fixed-width rows and there can be some advantage to declaring all columns in a table as fixed-width. The main benefit is that all "holes" in a page can be reused for any insertion, since all rows are the

问题 I was reading MySQL documentation and I was wondering whether MyISAM's "static" table format also applies on InnoDB or not? Do I gain performance, if I use CHAR instead of VARCHAR when the real lengths varies between 0 and 100 characters or is using VARCHAR(100) better? 回答1: InnoDB does have fixed-width rows and there can be some advantage to declaring all columns in a table as fixed-width. The main benefit is that all "holes" in a page can be reused for any insertion, since all rows are the