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The modulo %26 is to make the alphabet circular, when you're at z come back at a Example for alph[(i + shift) % 26] with i=20 and shift=10 without modulo you'll like to reach index 30 in the array and it doesn't not exist with modulo you'll reach index 30%26 = 4 in the array, letter e
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Well i have a big problem that i'm trying for days to solve but i could not do it, so i need your help I have a web application in asp net 4 0 where i implemented custom membership and role provid
- How to resolve Error 26 in SQL Server? - Stack Overflow
Be sure that SQL Server service is running If SQL Server service is not running you can run it by: Opening Run Window (WINDOW+R) and type services msc Find the SQL Server and right click on it then click start Try reconnecting again to your SQL Server After that if it is still not running, Open your "Windows Defender Firewall with Advance Security" and add port 1433 both in inbound and
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Under the proposal for C++26, an implementation would also be permitted to diagnose erroneous behaviour - either during translation or during program execution Most modern compilers can already issue warnings about usage of uninitialised variables (albeit, for historic reasons those warnings are typically disabled by default) so, if this is ratified in C++26, I would expect most compilers to
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I’m working on an iOS app using Xcode 26 (iOS 26 SDK), and after rebuilding the project, the UITabBarController now uses the new Liquid Glass appearance introduced in iOS 26 However, our app is cr
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56 template for is a new kind of loop called an expansion statement introduced in C++26 by P1306 Unlike all the other C++ loops, where the looping is based on some runtime condition, an expansion statement is a loop that happens entirely at compile time
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This change comes from P3247: Deprecate the notion of trivial types The problem with std::is_trivial is that it mixes two different checks: std::is_trivially_copyable std::is_trivially_default_constructible std::is_trivial is somewhat useless These two checks are used in different situations, so having them bunched together into a single trait isn't very useful For example, a container that
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