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This is a very simple code in place of a bigger problem, but I'm hoping I can tackle it in chunks. I'll start with my first problem. def testrecurse(z,target): x=[] if z<target: z*=2 x.append(z) x.extend(testrecurse(z,target)) return x This is a test function to help my brain out with recursion. It takes a number, then shows all the multiplications of two until it hits the target number. so if I enter: testrecurse(1,1000) I receive: [2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024] which is great! Output looks good and clean. But here's my problem, I'm having a hard time appending or adding that very

I wonder if it's possible to extend an array in Java but without changing its name, since I have multiple methods linked to this array. I was thinking of creating a new array with the same name but twice as big, and then copy all elements from the first array to the second. Is this possible? Basically I want to make an array with accounts at a bank, and if the customer creates so many accounds that the array doesn't have enough elements, it should extend itself. Thank you for any replies! You cannot change the array you have, but can create a new array with the desired type and size, copy data

I have the following hierarchy of classes: class O_Base {...} class O extends O_Base {...} abstract class A_Abstract { public function save(O_Base $obj) {...} } class A extends A_Abstract { public function save(O $obj) { echo 'save!'; } } $o = new O; $a = new A; $a->save($o); When I run this code I get the message: Strict Standards: Declaration of A::save() should be compatible with A_Abstract::save(O_Base $obj) in .php on line 21 I know about E_STRICT error level but I can't find (and understand) the reason of that behavior. Can anybody help me? Elias Van Ootegem Your code is a clear

I'm new to THREE.js coming from an AS3/Away3D background. I'm trying to create a custom object class that extends THREE.Object3D to add to my scene. CustomObject will encapsulate a lot of behavioural properties and methods. Ideally I'd like to pass each CustomObject it's own data object which will determine how it will look/move/behave. Encapsulating this code will keep my main.js a lot cleaner. My problem is I can't seem to add an instance of the class directly to my scene. I can only add the mesh via the CustomObject.getMesh() method. Is it possible to add an instance of the class directly