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I want to get high of the first morning candle. highest(series, length) returns highest of last (length) numbers of candle. How can I get high of the first morning candle?
That could be achieved like that:
//#version=4
study("My Script", overlay=true)
dayStart = time('D')
dayStartHigh = 0.0
dayStartHigh := dayStartHigh[1]
// make sure it's a new day
if (dayStart[1] != dayStart)
dayStartHigh := high
plot(dayStartHigh)
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How to do 50% of 120 in scala code..need proper syntax ,& runnable code for same.
Eg :
int k = (int)(120*(50.0f/100.0f));
This is in java need scala code for same.
The answer would be:
(120*(50.0f/100.0f)).toInt
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How I can get always round number from Ruby rand method between the interval rand(1..99999999).
For Example I want to get as a result for example 1000 or 100000
Randomize the power of 10:
10 ** rand(1..9)
Why not this:
('1' + '0' * (0..10).sample).to_i
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It would be fine for me if the code below returned true.
Since it has not, what are the best uses for this feature? What am I missing?
a := 10.52i
b := 10i
fmt.Println(a == b)
//false
Based on #Tashi, #Arkku and #axiac's comments, I realized that I am missing Math knowledge to understand this feature.
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There are two textfields, i need that would introduced number in first textfield divided by introduced number in second textfield and showed result in separate label. Help please!
If I understand your question correctly, the following should work:
label3.text = String(Float(label1.text) / Float(label2.text))
You take the text in label1, convert it to a float, do the same for label2, do the conversion and then convert it back to a string. Then take that string and set it as the text of label3.
(Note: The reason I chose to cast to Float and not to Int is because you will lose any remainder from the division. If there is no chance of a remainder, or if it is not important, then I would suggest using Int)
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I need to make a program that counts down from 10, displays a message, and then immediately after starts counting from 100 metres to 200 metres, and so on up to 100,000 metres. I can't figure out how to do the last part. This is the code I have so far.
10.downto(1) do|counter|
puts counter
sleep 1
end
puts "Blast off!"
If you mean in increments of 100, try this:
100.step(100_000, 100) {|c| puts c; sleep(0.5)}