Hello, I am currently writing a work term report on the efficiency / organizational abilities of PHP. Can anyone suggest a book that I can look at for useful information? I am asking for a book because I need to include non-internet citations.
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Pawel
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follow-up: python function taking scalar or list argument
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as a newby to python but otherwise not totally unexperienced programmer, I would like to bring up the question once more how I can best determine if a function argument is a) scalar or vector, and b) a "simple" python float or a numpy float type.
The previous post on this topic had a simple function "twice (x)" which can easily be vectorized through list comprehension, for example. In my... -
How to read content at an absolute memory address the quickest
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I'm trying to make my program read the content at a known memory address as fast as it can. I tried declaring that memory location as a variable (say 'aaaaa') normally as below:
unsigned int * aaaaa = (unsigned int *) 0xA0000008;
It compiled and retrieved the memory content at 0xA0000008 properly for me, except it took many assembly codes. This is because aaaaa is mapped to an internal code (say '012345')... -
SPC Camp started a topic What is the best way to build a db to report a total number of true yes/nos'?in AccessWhat is the best way to build a db to report a total number of true yes/nos'?
I am trying to build a db to report the deficiencies/strengths of security. We have about 1000 criterion that we base these on. I am trying to set it up to where we can specify which criteria they are deficient in, and it will report the total number of deficiencies that section has. i have tried to do this with a yes/no field, and code that looks a little like this:
Code:Sum(([a1000]+[a1001]+[a1003]+[a1002]+[a1004]+[a1005])*-1)