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In Firefox 3.5, I type this in the Firebug console : false=={} // => evals to false {}==false // syntax error What is the explanation for this ? bobince { at the start of a statement signals a ‘statement block’ (see ECMA-262-3 section 12.1), which contains a list of statements. } immediately ends the statement block with no statements in it. That's fine. But now the parser is looking for the next statement: ==false Huh? That's not a statement; syntax error. What are statement blocks for? Well, you are writing a statement block every time you say: if (something) { ... } JavaScript defines these

I'm really new in programming and I wanted to follow the Djangogirls tutorial, but I'm stucked now. In the tutorial, I am here : To create a database for our blog, let's run the following in the console: python manage.py migrate (we need to be in the djangogirls directory that contains the manage.py file). If that goes well, you should see something like this: ... There is no option to fail in the tutorial but I have an error message: (myvenv) C:\Users\Julcsi\djangogirls> python manage.py migrate Traceback (most recent call last): File "manage.py", line 22, in <module> execute_from_command

I've been trying to get a fix and can't find why the error keeps appearing. Pmin,Pmax,w,fi1 and fi2 have all been assigned finite values guess=Pmin+(Pmax-Pmin)*((1-w**2)*fi1+(w**2)*fi2) When i remove this line from the code, the same error appears at the next line of code, again for no reason I can think of Edit: Here is the chunk of code I was referring to: def Psat(self, T): pop= self.getPborder(T) boolean=int(pop[0]) P1=pop[1] P2=pop[2] if boolean: Pmin = float(min([P1, P2])) Pmax = float(max([P1, P2])) Tr=T/self.typeMolecule.Tc w=0.5*(1+scipy.tanh((10**5)*(Tr-0.6))) fi1=0.5*(1-scipy.tanh(8

A friend wrote some code for me, and there was one file with a weird syntax error in it. After a bit of hunting, I narrowed it down to this section of code, which should reproduce the error: var say = functіon(message) { alert(message); return message; }; say(say("Goodbye!")); When I run this, I see an error in the Internet Explorer console that says SCRIPT1004: Expected ';' . I don't see a semicolon missing anywhere, and I can't imagine where it wants me to put one. Where does it expect a semicolon and why does it expect a semicolon there? Your issue is the fact that the i in function is the

I'm trying to compile the NIST Biometric Image Software, and I have been having trouble all day. I finally got the source checked out right, and I installed cygwin with no problems (I have used it in the past), but when I went to compile, I get this error: $ sh setup.sh </cygdrive/c/NBIS> [--without-X11] setup.sh: line 94: syntax error near unexpected token `$'in\r'' 'etup.sh: line 94: ` case $1 in Now I'm sure any advanced coder would head to the setup.sh and look for problems, but I'm not really much of a coder (I'm only compiling this because there are no pre-compiled packages) so I don't

I am getting this PHP error: PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 1 Here is the PHP code that throws it: $file_handle = fopen($path."/Summary/data.txt","r"); //open text file $data = array(); // create new array map while (!feof($file_handle) ) { $line_of_text = fgets($file_handle); // read in each line $parts = array_map('trim', explode(':', $line_of_text, 2)); // separates line_of_text by ':' trim strings for extra space $data[$parts[0]] = $parts[1]; // map the resulting parts into array //$results('NAME_BEFORE_:') = VALUE_AFTER_: } What does this error mean? What causes this error? GGio Change