Task for today are: – Ask for a name – If its Bob/Alice, display one message – If its not Bob/Alice, display a different message. Javascript var stdIn = WScript.StdIn var str = “” stdOut.WriteLine(“Name?”); while (!stdIn.AtEndOfStream) { str = stdIn.ReadLine() if (str == “Bob”) {sayHello(str)} else if (str == “Alice”) {sayHello(str)} else {WScript.Echo (“Hello”)}… Read More »
I gave my son a Raspberry PI this year for Christmas to see if he could make it do anything. First a couple of notes. Sometimes the HDMI output can not be plugged into a DVI convertor on older monitors. I’ve so far connected it to four seperate screens (two fairly new TVs with HDMIs),… Read More »
Ask for a name, say “Hello, <name>”
So, found this link the other day: Simple Programming Problems http://t.co/wdA3uiM8l9 I’m going to try and do all of these in Powershell, C#, Javascript and HP OO — Adrian Farnell (@techfrontierUK) December 10, 2013 (Twitter post is me, I accept that, but follow the short link :D)
….bit of an experiment this one. I wanted to set up a Windows Server 2012 R2 instance, not hooked up to Active Directory (so just in a workgroup), with a self signed certificate (mainly because I couldn’t be bothered to setup a full certificate chain).
Recently I’ve wanted to change a network connection name to one that previously existed, but was prevented from doing it due to the device still being present somewhere in the registery. To do this you need to see the hidden, non-present device in the device manager. 1) Run command prompt with administrator privilege. 2) type “set… Read More »