Symbol missing in vscode?
Hi everyone, I'm having a problem where the symbol for the respective programming language is no longer displayed in Visual Studio Code. Can anyone help me?
Hi everyone, I'm having a problem where the symbol for the respective programming language is no longer displayed in Visual Studio Code. Can anyone help me?
Good day, I have created a login system and wanted to ask if it is possible to hide the password when entering it with * LG
I'm a student, and we're working with Unreal Engine 5.3. We're facing the problem that our group can't collaborate because we're somewhat limited in terms of programs that require extra licenses and school servers…you know. Does anyone know how to regulate a type of communication between the servers/computers/accounts so that everyone can permanently work on…
Hey, I have the following html and php code. <form action="Subtraktion (1).php" method="post" target=""> <table> <tr> <td><font face="Roboto Slab" size=+1>Anzahl der Aufgaben eingeben</font></td> <td><input type="Text" name="z" value="" size="" maxlength=""></input></td> <td align="center"><input type="submit" style="font-family: 'Roboto Slab'" background-color="black" name="y" value="Absenden"></td></tr> </table> <br> </form> <?php if((isset($_POST['z'])) and (is_numeric($_POST['z']))) { $zahl = $_POST['z']; { while($zahl>0) { $a = rand(5,…
I just don't understand pointers here in the code e.g. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> struct student{ int *name; char geschlecht; }; int main() { struct student *student1 =malloc(sizeof (struct student)); if (student1 ==0){ printf("Kein Speicher "); return -1; } student1->name= malloc(sizeof(char)*50); if(student1->name==0){ printf("Kein Speciher"); return -1; } strcpy(student1->name,"Pal"); student1->geschlecht = 'w'; printf("Name :%s\n",student1->name);…
I'm done with lists and double lists, stacks and queues, I'm just starting with polymorphism, how many days do I need to understand this code or implement it myself public class HashTable { public Object[] hashTable; private int numCollisions; public int getNumCollisions() { return numCollisions; } public HashTable(int size){ hashTable = new Object[size]; numCollisions =…
You can easily change this in the settings:
VS Code -> Settings -> Desing -> File symboldesing