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Atul Sharma Content-type:text/html worked. But still I am facing the issue with empty file, it looks like the readfile function isn't working/loading the file because when I try with JPEG image it works but when I switch to html file the uploaded file is empty. !!!
Swap items up until you reach the midpoint, like this: for (i = 0 ; i < sizeOfArr / 2 ; i++) { int temp = arr[i]; array [i] = arr[sizeOfArr - 1 - i]; arr[sizeOfArr - 1 - i] = temp; }
Sorry if I was not clear, the idea is to let the users submit their schedule and then to run a script or whatever which set their status online according to the schedule they submitted by itself. Please let me know if I am not clear again..
In CREOTIVE we mostly use the agile methods and approaches in order to get the estimation more correctly. Firstly, the project manager invite the developers/designers to the brainstorming corner and then read to them the requirements one by one. Each team member have a pair of Planning poker cards and for every requirement everyone drop the card in which is shown the estimate hour. Basically, poker planning uses Fibonacci sequence because the information that we obtain out of estimation grows much slower than the precision of estimation. In every step team members discuss the hours if they are different from each other. For example if for a certain requirement, Developer A has dropped 8 hours card and Developer B has dropped 2 hours card then they will discuss why it takes so much time, Developer B will remind the team that a kind of requirements is done in the past and we can reuse it etc.. In the end of it, project manager collect the estimation for each task/requirements and provide to the client, team and anybody else involved in the project.