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What does %~dp0 mean, and how does it work? - Stack Overflow I find %~dp0 very useful, and I use it a lot to make my batch files more portable But the label itself seems very cryptic to me What is the ~ doing? Does dp mean drive and path? Does the 0 ref
How do you guys get good at DP? : r leetcode - Reddit It focuses on teaching you how to develop a DP solution incrementally You will realize learning recursion (which is hard) is the stepping stone to solving DP questions (remember recurrent relation!) So practice intelligently; try learning the problem patterns and recursion DP would become easy eventually, it takes time though Reply reply
Formula px to dp, dp to px android - Stack Overflow This will not calculate the correct value for dp px on many devices (including your Nexus 10)! As you say displayMetrics density is rounded to the nearest screen bucket, but so is the dp unit!
android - Converting pixels to dp - Stack Overflow 968 I have created my application with the height and width given in pixels for a Pantech device whose resolution is 480x800 I need to convert height and width for a G1 device I thought converting it into dp will solve the problem and provide the same solution for both devices Is there any easy way to convert pixels to dp? Any suggestions?
css - Relation between dp - sp and PX - Stack Overflow I am not asking what is the difference between dp,sp and px I am designing a website based on google's new material design, all the measurements are in dp (for grid) and sp(for text) My questio
What is the difference between px, dip, dp, and sp? The ratio of dp-to-pixel will change with the screen density, but not necessarily in direct proportion Note: The compiler accepts both " dip " and " dp ", though " dp " is more consistent with " sp "
How do dp, dip, dpi, ppi, pixels and inches relate? A dp is a physical distance of 1 160th of an inch The dp to pixels formula is interesting: dp = 160*pixels dpi Is equivalent to: dp = pixels (dpi 160) dpi 160 is an interesting factor Its the relative density compared to android's mdpi bin and the amount you must scale your graphics by for the various resource bins