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I bombed a coding test earlier this week because I didn't think and put too much faith in a // todo comment in the given empty Typescript class, and accidentally wasted at least half my time wondering why it wasn't working. I tried to implement the interface methods inside the constructor
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so. having a small issue with my music players on my blogs. the player on wrynn's blog (this one) is working and auto plays when i load the page. but Anti, whose music used to do the same, isnt anymore? in fact it doesn't play music at all?
im also running into the same issue with setting up Stari's music. it shows up and all but refuses to play, even if i pause and then unpause it. im wondering if it's a javascript issue? although, Anti and wrynn have javascript enabled on their blogs! so none of this is making any sense!!! raaagggghhhhhggghahdfgkjhakfghsijdfgh
this 4 am me is actually kinda fucked after that troubleshooting session
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Java MCQ on instantiation
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Okay so now my theme is all white page now and idk how to fix it after doing the non-https thingy
Reblog button not working
My reblog button won’t work on my blog - when it’s clicked you’re redirected to a page with the URL:
http://loving-over-skype.tumblr.com/"https://www.tumblr.com/reblog/141605233347/tJp7luhB"
or something to that effect (with my URL at the beginning)
I know that the reason it isn’t working is because my blog URL is at the beginning but I don’t know how to remove it because I can’t find that on the code!!!!
Does anyone know how to fix this? Or know a blog/website I could ask?
Binary Tree to Array Conversion
Given a binary tree, convert it to an array and vice versa.
int *BinaryTreeToArray(Node *root) { int *arr = new int[8]; // Skipping index 0 for simplicity BinaryTreeToArrayHelper(root, arr, 8, 1); return arr; } void BinaryTreeToArrayHelper(Node *n, int *arr, int size, int index) { if (!n || index > size - 1) return; arr[index] = n->value; BinaryTreeToArrayHelper(n->left, arr, size, index * 2); BinaryTreeToArrayHelper(n->right, arr, size, index * 2 + 1); }
Node *ArrayToBinaryTree(int *arr, int size) { if (!arr || 1 > size) return nullptr; Node *root = new Node(arr[1]), *curr = nullptr; queue<Node*> q; q.push(root); int index = 1; while (!q.empty()) { curr = q.front(); if (index < size / 2) { curr->left = new Node(arr[index * 2]); q.push(curr->left); curr->right = new Node(arr[index * 2 + 1]); q.push(curr->right); } q.pop(); index++; } return root; }
