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I'm working on a block of code that will return the nth prime to the user. I'm getting "unexpected keyword_end" syntax errors for lines 19 and 22. I put comments in the code so you can find the locations of the errors easily. def nthPrime(n) number = 3 primeNumber = 1 i = 0 primes = [2] #Iterates the number until we've found the desired number of primes. while primeNumber < n #Iterates through the prime numbers already found to locate prime factors. while i < primes.length #Returns TRUE if a prime factor is found. #If no prime factors are found, primeNumber ticks up by one, and the number #is

Again apologies for been noob here: Trying below code for searching multiple strings read from keywords and search in f and printing the line. It works if I have only one keyword but not if I have more then one. keywords = input("Please Enter keywords path as c:/example/ \n :") keys = open((keywords), "r").readline() with open("c:/saad/saad.txt") as f: for line in f: if (keys) in line: print(line) One of the challenges of looking for keywords is defining what you mean by keyword and how a file's contents should be parsed to find the full set of keywords. If "aa" is a keyword, should it match

I am very new to this. What I want to do is: Get a user defined KEYWORD from the Speech To Text engine as it recognized, my app does something I read PocketSphinix and can't find mine, also I find it's difficult, therefore I prefer to change it and use the default one. Now my problem is: how can I define a new keyword "my phone" in the *.gram file? This is my code - I took it here : import android.app.Activity; import android.os.Bundle; import android.speech.RecognitionListener; import android.speech.SpeechRecognizer; import android.widget.TextView; import android.widget.Toast; import java.io

In awstats I get a table with all the key words and phrases used to find my website. I would like to capture this myself however each search engine url is in a different format. When google is the referer I can use the variable q from the querystring as the search term (e.g. google.com?q=my+keywords) however another search engine may have the format searchengine.com?search=my+keywords Is there a generic way of identifying search keywords? Or am I going to have to create a regex/filter for each search engine? One possibility is to just grab the referring URL ( $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ) and

I have an array in $_POST: Array ( [tags] => Javascript,PHP,Java,C++,Python) How can i convert this Array into Array like this: Array ( [tag1] => Javascript [tag2] => PHP [tag3] => Java [tag4] => C++ [tag5] => Python) I guess i need to use regexp to remove the commas and do split in "foreach as".. But i'm so newbie in PHP... Please help me $tags = explode(",", $_POST['tags']); print_r($tags); Outputs Array ( [0] => Javascript [1] => PHP [2] => Java [3] => C++ [4] => Python ) For a string with comma, you can split it using explode $new_array = explode(',', $_POST['tags']); Then you can use the

Does it make any difference whether I place the virtual keyword in a function declaration before or after the return value type? virtual void DoSomething() = 0; void virtual DoSomething() = 0; Found the void virtual syntax while refactoring some legacy code, and was wondering that it is compiling at all... Both the statements are equivalent. But the 1st one is more conventional. Because, generally mandatory fields are kept closest to any syntax (i.e. the function prototype in your example). virtual is an optional keyword (it's needed for pure virtual though). However return type (here void )

Swift 3 introduced the new open keyword that I'm using in a framework. Does an open class in this framework require an open initialiser to be used outside of said framework, or does the init function inherit the open declaration on the class? For example: open class OpenClass { var A: String init() { // does this init() function need to be marked open? A = String() } } Side question: do the variables in the open class OpenClass inherit the open nature of their class? From SE-0117 Allow distinguishing between public access and public overridability : Initializers do not participate in open