"to public ip which is hardcoded." Hardcoding IP addresses is an extremely poor practice, used by programmers creating bad code. In any case, changing an IP address in an IP packet header is called NAT. — Ron Maupin 25 secs ago

Using a counter is not unpythonic - in fact it makes it very clear to other programmers what your intention is. I would say just use a counter — Peter Gibson 54 secs ago

There exists and infinite number of ways to compile any program to machine language. Modern compilers with optimization options turned up tend to produce roughly similar code, but there is always a difference in details. And moreover, a big chunk of a binary is its linkage to its runtime library. Not meaning to be pedantic, it's a bit of hubris to use the screen name "Software Engineer" and ask a question like this :-) — Gene 44 secs ago

As far as I understood that is not the preferred approach in android, because of memory or performance reasons. Android programmers suggest to use integer constants with the annotation IntDef. At least that is how I understood it. [youtube.com/watch?v=Hzs6OBcvNQE] — Elias 6 secs ago

Since every grid row you want to show is based on a store record, the store is your best bet. Of course there are other ways; they are just around 3 to 20 times more code, which will possibly have to be reworked during framework upgrades, and which won't be easy to understand for fellow programmers. The code provided is standard-issue ExtJS code that works with every ExtJS version between 4.2.0 and 6.5-classic, and presumably also with future versions. — Alexander just now

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Please provide a clear, concise, example of the problem. I can't read from your question what you are trying to achieve and what code problems you are running into. Maybe softwareengineering.stackexchange.com is a better place for this questio. — M. le Rutte 31 secs ago

Welcome to StackOverflow. Please note, that this is not a free code-writing service. Yet, we are eager to help fellow programmers (and aspirants) writing their own code. Please read the help topics on How do I Ask a Good Question. Afterwards, please update your question with the VBA code you have written thus far in order to complete the task(s) you wish to achieve. We will be here waiting for you. Ready to assist and help you finalize your code. Just note, that you will require VBA to automate this task. So, you should start learning some... — Ralph 39 secs ago

Welcome to StackOverflow. Please note, that this is not a free code-writing service. Yet, we are eager to help fellow programmers (and aspirants) writing their own code. Please read the help topics on How do I Ask a Good Question. You might also want to take the tour and earn a badge while doing so. Afterwards, please update your question with the VBA code you have written thus far in order to complete the task(s) you wish to achieve. BTW, a simple macro-recording might just do the trick (write the code for you). — Ralph 55 secs ago

Probably for ease of testability. You are asking “why”… we cannot read their minds to tell their motivation or goals. Yet, we probably can answer what advantages it has. Although I think, it is better fit for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com (asking what advantages it has not why they do it). — Theraot 23 secs ago

@rozina This SO post explains how to right a correct benchmark on JVM. Though it's designed to educate Java programmers, it works for kotlin, too, since kotlin has JVM backends. — glee8e 23 secs ago

@ray That is so painfully accurate I can't even bring myself to fully comment on it right now. Technical managers should come from a technical background, but it seems it's mostly the types that aren't passionate about coding and software engineering are the ones that want to climb the corporate ladder ASAP to get out of the "coding trenches". — G_H 1 min ago

Hello and welcome to SO. Please take some time to read the help page, including What topics can I ask about here? and What types of questions should I avoid asking?. Also Note that SO is NOT a code writing service...we are programmers trying to help other programmers through specific questions or errors. If you don't include the code you are working with and a detailed explanation of any errors or expectations vs reality...we can't help much. Use code formatted in MCVE — Rdster 51 secs ago

Seems it's still not working . I have created the controller in app / controllers / programmers.js , and sended the action as you said, but I'm getting " ember.debug.js:18008 Nothing handled the action 'sayHello'. If you did handle the action, this error can be caused by returning true from an action handler in a controller, causing the action to bubble. " . Seems it's not finding the method :( — Yago 34 secs ago

Are you that you included component echo-hlabel-tf.hbs in programmers.hbs template ? — kumkanillam 7 secs ago

@SoftwareEngineer If you understand Java and you understand any given algorithm described in words, you should be able to write that algorithm in Java, so I don't really see the problem with the possible duplicate. — Dukeling 53 secs ago

Yes . The code of programmers.hbs hasn't changed as the first code I posted in this thread . I'm watching the component in the template , so I guess this part is ok . Do I have to import something ? — Yago 1 min ago

@Jens: that's one view — held by respected programmers. It is not the only view — other respected programmers prefer the alternative. — Jonathan Leffler 43 secs ago

There's no such thing as "an algebra". Algebra is an area of mathematics. An API is something programmers can use. An algebra API is some code that programmers can use to do mathematical things. — byxor 46 secs ago

I need an idea , or even how the programmers do it at their themes and websites , I make my nav height 5px and checked if the height is larger than 50 , it returns to mobile nav but this is not a good idea — Mohammed Ali Bawazeer 51 secs ago

Sorry sorry sorry ... I'm sure you are going to hate me after that jajaja ... you were completely right from the beginning . Just, I created a controller with name programmer.hbs instead of programmers.hbs jejeje ... It was really weird . Sorry for making you loose your time , and thanks again :) — Yago 14 secs ago

The one where you say "It's possible I'm losing the plot somewhere"? I have to agree. You have a conspiracy theory about Outlook and MIME::Parser getting together to mess up your data. I assure you that better programmers than you created both of those, and MIME::Parser doesn't give a damn about where its input data came from, so "I think it's a measure to undo a mess Outlook makes" is just nonsense. You have never given us anywhere near enough information to diagnose the problem, so it's your decision to make do with a nasty hack that appears to give you the correct results. — Borodin 36 secs ago

And it's possible this question Is better suited to Software Engineering. If that's the case, you should delete this post and repost it there after ensuring your question meets their guidelines. — rmaddy 55 secs ago

stackoverflow.com/tour "Stack Overflow is a question and answer site for professional and enthusiast programmers." — Ðаn 22 secs ago

Answered here: softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/109724/… — Andrew Piliser 21 secs ago

Please see: Why is "Is it possible to..." a poorly worded question? Assume that it is possible, try something, and ask about that if you get stuck. — EJoshuaS 41 secs ago

Since my nationality matters so much to you I'm Italian. I was under the impression that this web site was an "answer site for professional and enthusiast programmers": can you clarify how do you think your last comments fit with the mission of the site? — g_puffo 28 secs ago

Kindly explain with an example or link if you can You don't know how to google? Like this — Rick S 50 secs ago

@EdPlunkett They are not directed towards me, but more of a complaint. We have six programmers and they just were talking about this "inconvenience" way too often so I figured maybe I could help them. — user6516781 36 secs ago

@FelixPalmen I guess I'll ask on SoftwareEngineering Stack Exchange then, sorry for the mess. Thank you all for the help ! — Ra'Jiska 57 secs ago

@Makketronix well, three-star-programmers deserve this kind of visual mess ;) — Felix Palmen 29 secs ago

"It is practically impossible to teach good programming to students that have had a prior exposure to BASIC: as potential programmers they are mentally mutilated beyond hope of regeneration." - Edsger W. Dijkstra — hatchet 20 secs ago

@FelixPalmen this question is a very poor fit over there for the same reasons as it is here. Please abstain of recommending sites your not familiar with. See also: What goes on Software Engineering (previously known as Programmers)? A guide for Stack Overflow — gnat 8 secs ago

If your basis for "the Javascript date API is completely insane" is that months are zero indexed, your bar for "insanity" is set very low. Zero indexed months are quite handy, the API is meant for programmers who should be able to handle such things. — RobG 57 secs ago

As to how we're reacting to this kind of question: most of us here are professional programmers that have been working with Perl for a long time. If someone asks a very specific question, we usually don't question the reason, but in your case there is a lot of back story that sounds like a bad approach. So we suggest alternatives and point out the flaws. That's meant to be encouraging to learn more, and do things in a safer or more modern way. — simbabque 14 secs ago

@RobG: Programmers are humans. Humans are conditioned from quite early on that the first month in the year is January (1 == January). Defining an API that goes against basic expectations is insane. And this isn't just a theoretical problem: I have seen countless bugs just because of this insanity. Do not expect programmers to be able to handle any counter-intuitive API; instead, design APIs that match (justified) expectations. — Rolf Schäuble 48 secs ago

95 % of php programmers do this. — thesonyman101 22 secs ago