₦airaland Forum

jamoscofield:
Watin CONSINE me.


anyways
how do I Look

How come the guy's head is missing in the picture

4th

dhtml18:
Well said, I can summarize all that - the money you are willing to spend will determine the ultimate quality of the final product

Also spending the money on the right firm, he would need engineers who will take stewardship of the project, an app like uber would require lots of focus, attention to details and a great ux, scalability and security is non negotiable if you want a successful app.

johnydon22:
Ok so basically "Right" is limited to behaviourial abilities and not by virtue of existence?

so to be clear are you really asking why do humans have the right to live and animals don't?

johnydon22:
which means since we created the concept of "Rights" it means the limits it goes is exactly the limits we set for it?

Therefore why then would you agree we humans have rights and other species don't or shouldn't?

@bolded In reality neither humans nor other species have right naturally. As already stated above right is a concept by humans to control our actions, maintain sanity, orderliness etc. As we (humans) have been able to maintain those behaviors to a great extent we then say we have established rights for ourselves. As regards other species we believe they don't have right because they do not exhibit those behaviors to a great extent.

lovedatruth:
My opinion- If more sincere men and women of God goes into Politics, the world would be a better place. Why should we leave our affairs in the hand of Evil ppl. It's my birthday, can I get some love?

Your logic is flawed, assuming the men of God that go into politics were sincere of which they are not, does Nigeria practice one unified religion? Religion is simply not the solution to Nigeria's problem but the cause.

sadly they are fully engaged.

Female programmers are cool, worked with many talented ones

blank:
Sounds really interesting. Where are you guys located?

I don't know where you currently reside tho.

Do check out the website for more info

http://cchubnigeria.com/mxlab/the-summer-of-code-coming-to-a-city-near-you/

blank:
Good day all. Forgive me if it's a silly topic bit I really have no clue where to start from

I noticed that my son is really good at computer games and is quite inquisitive as to how they work. I downloaded some basic coding games for kids for him and he has mastered them and is now bored with them.

I know he needs to learn more to maintain the interest. I don't know where to start. He has consistently won Best in ICT in his class and he is only 5. Is there something I can do to keep him engaged in it during this long vacation? I am out of ideas.

Can you bring your child to cchub summer of code
The Summer of Code is a 4 week fun, interactive programme to introduce children aged 5-18 years to computer programming. Through the Summer of Code children learn to design games and animations using Scratch, design websites using HTML and CSS as well as get introduced to programming computer apps and electronics.

does anyone know where i can get the microsoft lifechat lx6000 headset
i seriously need this now

please contact me if you have the headset willing to buy asap new

Who still uses godaddy?
Dude get an Amazon cloud server
Install everything installable

Amazon saved my ass when I couldn't do php socket programming in siteground.

Its way cheaper than their dedicated hosting packages

The African Union is introducing a single passport to make travel on the continent easier for Africans.

When heads of state from across Africa arrive in Kigali, Rwanda next month for the African Union (AU) Summit, they will be among the first Africans issued the new electronic African Union passport. The passport is meant to make travel on the continent much easier for Africans.

“The scene seems to be set to realize the dream of visa-free travel for African citizens within their own continent by 2020,” the AU said in a statement announcing the launch.

Travel in Africa is difficult for most Africans. They are required to have visas for over half of the countries on the continent. Only 13 African countries (pdf) allow other Africans to enter without a visa or give visas on arrival. In contrast, Americans can travel to 20 African countries without visas or with visas on arrival.

African travelers say they feel the same suspicion at immigration counters within the continent as they do outside of it. Aliko Dangote, a Nigerian businessman and Africa’s wealthiest man, was himself once turned away by South African immigration officials as he struggled to locate his passport. Meanwhile his American staff sailed through border control.



Intra-African trade also costs more than any other region—as much as 50% higher than East Asia, for example. A truck serving supermarkets in southern Africa needs to carry as many as 1,600 documents, including permits and licenses, in order to cross borders, according to Anabel Gonzalez, senior director of a World Bank group on trade and global competitiveness.


The goal of the African Union passport is to help turn Africa into a “continent with seamless borders” modeled after the European Union’s Schengen Area. Giving the passports to state leaders is a “symbolic and significant” step, according to Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, chair of the African Union Commission.






Officials have been pushing for increased freedom of movement ever since the Organization of African Unity, a precursor to the AU, was established in the 1960s. The idea has gained traction over the last few years, however, due to the continent’s improving economic fortunes and population growth. The AU wants to abolish visa requirements for all African citizens visiting African countries by 2018, and establish a free trade area across the continent by 2017.

Skeptics point out that creating a truly borderless Africa will likely be quite challenging. The continent hosts many refugees from conflict areas, not to mention militant groups like al-Shabaab or Boko Haram. Then there are public health crises like the Ebola outbreak, and questions posed by the nationality of those who have been deemed stateless.

The Seychelles, Rwanda, Mauritius, and most recently Ghana have all loosened travel restrictions on their fellow Africans, allowing visas on arrivals or entry without the permit. But the process remains slow. Currently, only AU heads of state and government, ministers of foreign affairs, and other AU officials can apply for the passport, which will be recognized in all 54 countries belonging to the organization. A representative of Dangote’s company, Dangote Group, says the Nigerian billionaire will also receive an African Union passport.

“Countries have said that they are going back to look at the practicality of doing their immigration regulation,” says African Union Commission chair Dlamini-Zuma. “But there is a decision and it is up to all of us to hold our countries to that decision so that indeed Africans can move freely amongst other African countries.”

Source: http://qz.com/710334/africa-is-introducing-a-single-passport-to-make-travel-on-the-continent-easier-for-africans/

Don't forget to upload the monitor lizard to github

donjayzi:
@cyrielo, even without using json-lint, your solution does not use the correct output, and you are using too much javaScript (that has confused me sef), but still a nice try.
My own solution used very simple javaScript to solve a very trivial problem.

Is that right?

Febup:
Now I have concern for 'cyrielo' as there has been no sign of him since Apr 23 after I informed him that "the string has to remain the same for this challenge"
Can someone that knows cyrielo please help us check to know if he is ok.

Are you seriously serious LMAO Been busy man, will drop the other version this evening..

Oh didn't check he json validation thing
**Modified Code
This one passes the validation at least
Note: I made some modification to your string format.
Notice the double carriage return to separate keys from actual values and i removed the new line at the of the string it causes a new row.

var parse_json = function( raw_string ){
var
string_array = raw_string.split( "\r\n\r\n" ),
json_keys = string_array[0].split( "\t" ),
json_values_array = string_array[1].split( "\r\n" ),
formatted_string = '',
final_string = '[',
i,
j;

for( i = 0; i < json_values_array.length; i++ ){
var json_values_array_items = json_values_array[i].split( "\t" );
formatted_string += "{";
for( j = 0; j < json_values_array_items.length; j++){
formatted_string += "\""+ json_keys[j]+ "\":\"" +
json_values_array_items[j] +"\"";
if( (j + 1 ) < (json_values_array_items.length ) ) {
formatted_string += ",";
}
}
formatted_string += "}";
final_string += formatted_string;
if( (i + 1) < json_values_array.length )
final_string += ",";
formatted_string = '';
}
final_string+= ']';
return final_string;
};
var parsed_string = parse_json( "Country\tState\tTown\r\n\r\nNigeria\tLagos State\tLagos\r\nUSA\tTexas\tDallas" );
console.log( (parsed_string) );

//[{"Country":"Nigeria","State":"Lagos State","Town":"Lagos"},{"Country":"USA","State":"Texas","Town":"Dallas"}]

tr3y:
Did you get any interview message from U-CONNECT?

what is U-CONNECT?

Modified

var parse_json = function( raw_string ){
var
string_array = raw_string.split( "\r\n\r\n" ),
json_keys = string_array[0].split( "\t" ),
json_values_array = string_array[1].split( "\r\n" ),
formatted_string = '',
final_string = '[',
i,
j;
for( i = 0; i < json_values_array.length; i++ ){
var json_values_array_items = json_values_array[i].split( "\t" );
for( j = 0; j < json_values_array_items.length; j++){
formatted_string +=
"{\""+json_keys[j]+":\""+json_values_array_items[j]+"\"}";
if( (j + 1 ) < (json_values_array_items.length ) ) {
formatted_string += ",";
}
}
final_string += formatted_string;
if( (i + 1) < json_values_array.length )
final_string += "],[";

//console.log(final_string);
formatted_string = '';
}
final_string+= ']';
return final_string;
};
console.log( parse_json( " Country\tState\tTown\r\n\r\nNigeria\tLagos State\tLagos\r\nUSA\tTexas\tDallas\r\n " ) );
//[{"Country:"Nigeria"},{"State:"Lagos State"},{"Town:"Lagos"}],[{"Country:"USA"},{"State:"Texas"},{"Town:"Dallas"}],[{"Country:""}]

Febup:
@ cyrielo, please post the result you got.

console.log( parse_json("Country\tState\tTown\r\n\r\nNigeria\tLagos State\tLagos\r\nUSA\tTexas\tDallas\r\n" );

//[{"Country:"Nigeria"},{"State:"Lagos State"},{"Town:"Lagos"},{"Country:"USA"},{"State:"Texas"},{"Town:"Dallas"},{"Country:""}]

var parse_json = function(raw_string){
var
string_array = raw_string.split("\r\n\r\n",
json_keys = string_array[0].split("\t",
json_values_array = string_array[1].split("\r\n",
formatted_string = '',
final_string = '[',
i,
j;
for( i = 0; i < json_values_array.length; i++ ){
var json_values_array_items = json_values_array[i].split("\t";
for( j = 0; j < json_values_array_items.length; j++){
formatted_string +=
"{\""+json_keys[j]+":\""+json_values_array_items[j]+"\"}";
if( (j + 1 ) < (json_values_array_items.length ) ) {
formatted_string += ",";
}
}
final_string += formatted_string;
if( (i + 1) < json_values_array.length )
final_string += ",";

//console.log(final_string);
formatted_string = '';
}
final_string+= ']';
return final_string;
};

tr3y:
I went there for my interview and my name was actually on the list they had so I didn't bother to ask why they sent the regret mail

oh nice

tr3y:
Your email has issues, anything I can help you with?

Yeah, how did it go with andela. im in the same scenario as you

Nope, no text message or email received yet

No result found that's what it says

how about this one

^^^ Thanks for the update, i just realized now

Hello everyone, please i just registered for the ielts exam November batch, i clicked on pay later because i was not with my card , but now i'm ready to pay with my master card i can't see any link that says 'pay now' in the candidate area, can anyone help me out here?

xynerise:
So we are up to that figure in the UK?

There are over 2 million legal nigerians in the uk who are registered by association of Nigerians in the UK then think about the unregistered ones and illegal ones