“next row”簡單造句，next row造句子

Each time a test instance gets a record from the test data file, you want to increment a Shared pointer to the row in the file so that the next test instance (simulated user) will fetch the next row.

Life continues until the next row erupts.

The second print statement is used to print a newline so that the next row in the times table is printed on a new line.

To understand this behavior, you need to know how many SELECT statements were run and the number of times you had to read the next row in the table (rather than a direct access through an index).

Similarly we see as we go down the table, so as we're going from one row to the next row, so, for example, between helium and lithium, we see a drop; the same with neon to sodium, we see a drop here.