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How to getline from txt file and check if it is correct with what the user inputed

I am creating a bank application. So far, I can create an account. After that, it encrypts the data like password and SSN. After that, it takes me to the login function where I have to enter my user ...
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Reading the values out of an expression string, while keeping the formula intact

I have some code with mathematical operations, and I'm trying to make them easier to read and debug. But a very particular case is becoming complex, here's an example: public int val1=1; public int ...
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Could you please explain below three codes?, why they are giving different results

code 1 list_a = [] list_a += str(1) O/P: ['1'] code 2 list_a = [] list_a += 1 O/P: Type Error code 3 list_a = [] list_a = list_a + str(1) O/P: Type Error I'm expecting that if += operator ...
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String variable as operator [duplicate]

I'd like to know if I can store operator (==,~=,> and so) in a string variable ad use like this local a, b, op = 1, 2, ">" if b op a then print("print something") end
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Working with operators from string in JS without 'eval()' or 'new Function()' [duplicate]

I got an assignment where a DB has operator conditions (===, <, >, * etc) to use with some accompanying data. I need to run those conditions in my JavaScript code. What I found around here is ...
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Temporary string comparison with > and < operators in C++ [duplicate]

These operators do not perform lexicographical comparisons and seem to provide inconsistent results. #include <iostream> int main () { std::cout << ("70" < "60") ...
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How to overload the add operator to return the length of two string when they are added?

I am trying to create a class diffStr that behaves like str except, when a user tries to add or multiply two strings, the output is the length of each string added or multiplied (respectively). My ...
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How to divide numbers from a string into two lists according to what operator(+ or -) preceds them?

string = "6+324-909+5+55-1" listPositive = [] listNegative = [] I would like to put numbers with "+" in front of them in listPositive and numbers with "-" in front of ...
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What does the % inside a string do in Python? [duplicate]

def leakyPipes(n): if (n > 0): if (n % 4 == 0): print("drip %d" % n) leakyPipes(n-3) if (n % 3 == 0): print("drop %d" % n) leakyPipes(12) What ...
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Two equivalent strings show as Unequal in React

I have two identical strings (I literally copied and pasted string1 and just changed the name to string2). They are interpreted as unequal: import "./styles.css"; export default function ...
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no match for 'operator+' in basic_string <char> and uchar

I'm trying to create a concatenated string using a basic_string<char> and a uchar* (unsigned char*). I'm running into issues and have tried every method possible. My code looks like this at the ...
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How to add or subtract in heredoc syntax? [duplicate]

I need the following setup: <ul> <li>8</li> <li class="active">9</li> <li>10</li> </ul> I am trying to do this with php heredoc: $pos =...
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Is there a (language-agnostic) name for the string operators such as $=, ^= found in e.g. CSS?

There is a set of operators, used e.g. in CSS attribute selectors or in youtube-dl's format selection syntax, that are similar to the more conventional relational operators such as == but select the ...
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Why can I pass a String and a StringBuilder references to the '+' opereator, but not other objects

I have a Person object.If I try to pass this object along with a reference to an Integer wrapper class to the '+' operator, I get an error because they arent of the same dataype. But if I have a ...
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Why "51" > "6" is false (String > String) in JavaScript [duplicate]

Why "51" > "6" is false in JavaScript "51" > "1" = true "51" > "2" = true "51" > "3" = true "51" &...
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