
The code prints the following:

vnesi za a: 0
vnesi za b: 1
vnesi za y: 2

Paren neparen



This code prints out "vnesi poeni: 10" when the user types in an integer between 0 and 10, "vnesi poeni: 11" when the user types in an integer between 11 and 20, and "vnesi poeni: 21" when the user types in an integer between 21 and 30. Otherwise, it prints "nema takva ocena".

Bodovi


This code prints the following:

-2 -0.2 0.

 y=f(x) i Xe[-2;2] so cekor 0.2

XSS in JavaScript

react-native



In the above code, the "build" object has three properties: "preview", "preview2", and "preview3". The "preview" object has two properties: "android" and "gradleCommand". The "android" property specifies the build type (apk) and the "gradleCommand" property sets the command to assembleRelease on the developmentClient. The "production" object has no properties.

eas.json

 . '!';

require_once('../_helpers/strip.php');

// The `name` variable is now being properly sanitized, rendering the code safe from CSRF attacks.echo 'Hello, ' . stripslashes($_GET['name']) .

Xss.php snippet


The code above will render "Hello, John!" as a string with the variable substitution context set to {'name': 'John'}

Django render to string


The bitwiseAnd function takes two integers, N and K, and returns the bitmask of the two numbers as a number between 0 and 1. The function loops through the two integers, and for each integer, it calculates the bitwise AND of the integer with itself. If the result is less than or equal to K, then the max variable is set to the result. Otherwise, the max variable is left at the value of the result.

bitwiseAnd.js



The text between the < and > characters is called a val1.

Comment

Markdown





The code above creates a grid with two columns. The first column has a minimum width of 1rem and the second column has a maximum width of 1fr. The gap between the columns is 1rem.

Marp 2 columns



The grep command tests each element in the array ary and returns a true or false value (according to the equality operator). If any of the elements in ary compare equal to 'foo', then the grep command will return a true value.

Search 

CRYPTOMARKETTRANSACTIONMONITORING.sql


coin_code  quarterly_volume  datepart(quarter,dt) 

DOGE  5694.00  1  2020-03-31 
DOGE  7194.50  2  2020-04-30 
DOGE  8959.00  3  2020-05-31 
DOGE  10294.

CRYPTOMARKETALGORITHMSREPORT.sql

CUSTOMERS.sql

;

The code selects the invoice's city name, product's product name, and the total price for each invoice item on the invoice.

PRODUCTSALESPERCITY.sql



The code selects all the rows in the Student_Information table that have an equal advisor ID and equal gender value (M or F), and whichever value is greater. The salary value is then compared against the range of 15000 to 20000 to select those rows.

STUDENTADVISOR.sql



The SELECT statement in the code selects all the employee IDs and their corresponding name from the employee_information table and the last_quarter_bonus table, where the employee_ID value is from the employee_information table and the bonus value is from the last_quarter_bonus table. The WHERE clause checks to see if the employee's division is equal to "HR" and the bonus value is greater than 5000.

MERITREWARDS.sql



The kangaroo function takes two arguments: x1 and v1, and x2 and v2. It calculates the x1 and x2 coordinates based on the input values and then increments them by the respective values. If the coordinates match, the function returns 'YES'; otherwise, it returns 'NO'.

kangaroo


This snippet of code defines a function to count the number of apples and oranges in anarray.The function takes five parameters: (1) the number of apples to count, (2) the number of oranges to count, (3) the starting value for the apples count, (4) the starting value for the orange count, and (5) an array of strings that will be used to store the results.Each string in thearray will be replaced with the corresponding integer value.If thevalue in any string is greater than or equal to the number specified in thefunction call, that string's value is incremented byone, and the function moves on to the next string in thearray.If thevalue in any string is less than or equal to the number specified in thefunction call, that string's value is decremented byone, and the function moves on to the next string in thearray.Finally, thefunction calls thefunction, passing it thearray of strings and the number of strings in thearray.

countApplesAndOranges

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This code creates a list of points, where each point represents a grade. The code then uses the sorted function to determine the grades in order from the lowest to the highest point.

gradingStudents

debug



console.log("a word that starts with h")

console.log("something that has a lot of halos")

The code log "halo" and "a word that starts with h" because they are both words that start with the letter "h". The code log "something that has a lot of halos" because it has a lot of halos.

Node Js Server


This class implements the ITestNGListener interface. When a test fails, this class prints a message to the console.

ItestListener 



This code creates a function that will create a set of candles that is the same size as the number of arguments passed in.

birthdayCakeCandles



The compareTriplets function compares two arrays, a and b, by iterating over each element and comparing it to the corresponding element in the second array. If the elements are greater than, equal to, or less than each other, the respective element in the arrays is incremented, otherwise the element is incremented in the first array.

compareTriplets



This function calculates the difference between two arrays. It first calculates the length of the arrays and assigns each element of the first array to a variable. It then proceeds to do a for loop which compares each element in the first array with the corresponding element in the second array. If the two arrays have the same elements, the variable d1 is incremented and the for loop terminates. If the elements in the first array and the second array are not equal, the variable d2 is incremented. The difference between these two variables is then calculated and returned.

diagonalDifference



The code initializes variables minus, plus, zero, and result. It then loops through the arr object, calling the plusMinus() function on each item. The plusMinus() function adds the value of minus to the value of plus for each item in arr. The function then logs the results to the console.

plusMinus


The code defines a function called staircase that takes an integer argument n. The code prints out a staircase pattern on the console. The pattern repeats n-i times, and the last number in the pattern is the total number of repeats.

staircase


The above code returns a function which can be used to get the text for each weekday.

weekdayText


The code creates a two number array, whiteGifts and blackGifts . It then calculates the difference between the values in each array, and assigns the smaller value to min . Finally, it assigns the value of min to the variable named min .

taumBday


The StaffList class contains a map of staff members. The constructor creates the map and the add and remove methods add and delete staff members based on their name and age. The getSize method returns the size of the StaffList map.

StaffList


The function squares takes two arguments, a and b. It will first create a variable called count and set it to 0. It will then keep track of how many times the function has been called by counting from 1 up to but not including the value of b. If the value of i is equal to the value of b, then the function will return immediately. If the value of i is greater than the value of b, then the function will add 1 to i and continue counting from 1 up to but not including the value of b. When the value of i reaches the value of b, the function will return the value of count.

squares


The repeatedString function takes a string and calculates the total number of occurrences of each word in the string and stores it in a variable. It then subtracts the length of the slice from the total number of occurrences to get the number of letters in the string that have been repeated n times.

repeatedString


The code jumps on clouds. It loops through the cloud array, looking for a cloud that has a value of 0 in its second position. If found, it increases the value of i by 2, and continues looping. Finally, it increments the jumps variable.

jumpingOnClouds


The equalizeArray() function takes an array of objects as input, and reduces it down to an Array of numbers. The Array of numbers is then sorted so that the numbers in the array are all greater than the number at the bottom of the list, and the array length is reduced by the number of items in the list.

equalizeArray


The encryption function takes a string and creates an encrypted string by using a cryptographic algorithm. The ceil function rounds down the length of the string to an integer. The substring function takes the first n characters of the string, converts them to a number and returns it. The reduce function takes two arguments: an iterator and a function that takes two values and returns a single value. The function returns the value of r + (v[i] || ""). The function calls the array.reduce() function with the value of r and the value of v[i] as arguments.

encryption


This code is a function that takes in an array of objects and cuts the array of objects at a specific position. The function first sorts the array of objects and then cuts the array at the position specified by the second parameter. The function then returns the trimmed array.

cutTheSticks


The code snippet creates and initializes an array of results. The loop iterates through each topic in the input dataset and creates an array of objects. Each object has the following fields: 1) the length of the topic, 2) the index of the first element of the topic in the input dataset, and 3) the index of the last element of the topic in the input dataset.

The code then creates a reduce function that takes two arguments: a target and a compare function. The reduce function iterates through each topic in the array and reduces the target by adding the length of the topic at the index of the target, plus 1.

The code also creates a sort function that sorts the results and reverses them. Finally, the code creates a reverse function that reverses the order of the results and reduces them by iterating through the reversed results and adding 1 to the index of the target.

acmTeam

3

This code tells the Kotlin compiler to run the "test3" test.

another snippet


The Employee class has a prototype that contains the setTitle and getTitle methods. The Engineer class has a prototype that contains the setIsManager and getIsManager methods.

employeeInheritance.js


The code has the following three objects.

Activity
Payment
Refund

Activity defines the function that will be used to generate the output (payments, refunds, and so on). Payment and Refund share the same prototype, so all you need to do is declare them in the code.

Next, the code defines three objects that will be used as the parameters to the Activity function. Amount is the input parameter for Payment and Receiver for Refund.

Finally, the Activity function is defined. This function will take three object parameters: Amount, Receiver, and an optional sender parameter.

Each object in the code has a corresponding method. Amount is assigned a value using the setAmount method, Receiver is set to the receiver parameter, and sender is set to null if not provided.

activitylist.js

skaf


The code in main() calculates the sum of the squares of integers from n to m.

Calculate the sum of squares



In the code above, the function appendAndDelete() takes three arguments: a string s, a string t, and a number k. It divides s into pieces using the split() function, and does the same for t. Then, it calculates the number of characters in each string, and stores that number in count. The function then loops through sArr and tArr, comparing each character in s to t. If they're the same, count++ is executed. The function then loops through sMinusCount and tMinusCount, subtracting sMinusCount from tMinusCount, and storing that value in STK. If tMinusCount + sMinusCount <= k, the function returns "Yes"; otherwise, it returns "No".

appendAndDelete.js

ctions are written in the following format: function name(parameters)

findDigits.js



The code has three lines. The first line declares a variable, c, of type char. The second line declares a loop that will run once for each letter of the alphabet. The third line outputs each letter in the loop.

Alphabet



This code handles a change in the input handler. It sets the state to the current value of the input handler.

handle change


The code first defines a range of values for the output_dim variable, which will be used to define the size of the data that will be used to train the model. It then Reshapes the original data, where the (-1, output_dim) range will be used to create the new data. Finally, the data is used to train the model.

loop output dimension for y reshape



The sky is blue and the grass is green.

test



The above code imports the numpy module, and then creates two arrays, x_train and y_train. x_train contains the training data, while y_train contains the target data.

Name	Language	Author	Uses
Paren neparen	C++	AM Andrej Majstorovski	0
Bodovi	C++	AM Andrej Majstorovski	0
y=f(x) i Xe[-2;2] so cekor 0.2	C++	AM Andrej Majstorovski	0
XSS in JavaScript	JavaScript	RW Ryan Wilson	0
eas.json	JavaScript	AE Azariah Ekpe	0
Xss.php snippet	Python	RW Ryan Wilson	0
Django render to string	Python	a ameyer117	0
bitwiseAnd.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
Comment	HTML	i itsdmd	0
Marp 2 columns	Markdown	i itsdmd	1
Search	Python	MW Martin Witts	0
CRYPTOMARKETTRANSACTIONMONITORING.sql	SQL	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
CRYPTOMARKETALGORITHMSREPORT.sql	SQL	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
CUSTOMERS.sql	SQL	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
PRODUCTSALESPERCITY.sql	SQL	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
STUDENTADVISOR.sql	SQL	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
MERITREWARDS.sql	SQL	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
kangaroo	JavaScript	T Tural052	0
countApplesAndOranges	JavaScript	T Tural052	0
gradingStudents	JavaScript	T Tural052	0
debug	PHP	a adson_silva	2
Node Js Server	JavaScript	g gokulhans	0
ItestListener	Java	TW Travis Williams	0
birthdayCakeCandles	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
compareTriplets	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
diagonalDifference	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
plusMinus	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
staircase	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
weekdayText	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
taumBday	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
StaffList	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
squares	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
repeatedString	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
jumpingOnClouds	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
equalizeArray	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
encryption	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
cutTheSticks	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
acmTeam	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
another snippet	Kotlin	NJ Nicolas Jakum	0
employeeInheritance.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
activitylist.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
Calculate the sum of squares	C++	AM Andrej Majstorovski	0
appendAndDelete.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	1
findDigits.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
Alphabet	C++	AM Andrej Majstorovski	0
handle change	JavaScript	wn wongsatorn n	0
loop output dimension for y reshape	Python	kn kamoni njoki	0
test	Python	SP S Pock	0
Converting df into Numpy array	Python	kn kamoni njoki	0
Monkey Patch	Python	WS Wyx Smrf	0

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