So, in the process of reviewing something on Code Review, I managed to write code worthy of a review!
This code takes input by form of a string parameter, and tests whether it's an integer (whole number) or not.
I went with the method of splitting by ., so 4.5*2 would make ['4','5*2'], which th...
I'm new to python and I'm trying to convert between Microsoft GUIDs and plain hex strings. My code (python 3) looks like this
def hex_to_guid(hex):
h = binascii.unhexlify(hex)
return '-'.join(map(bytes.decode, map(
binascii.hexlify, (h[0:4][::-1], h[4:6][::-1], h[6:8][::-1], h[8:...
I have code that fetches different templates for html and css in the file system. The templates are stored in different folders, so I have two implementations for the code that fetches them, passing the correct path as a parameter.
The code looks like this:
private string _templatePath;
...
I have this code querying for some objects from my database with Flask-SQLAlchemy
areas = Area.query.all()
subareas = Subarea.query.all()
And then I use it on html with Jinja template to display data
{% for area in areas %}
{% if area.number=='0' %}
<select id="{{ area.number }}" ...
When the USS Enterprise first appeared, its warp nacelles looked like this from the rear:
At some point in The Original Series, the ship seems to have enjoyed a mild refit, resulting in ball-like attachments at the rear ends of the nacelles that weren't there before:
When exactly did the En...
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[(String)] and Array<String!> are not at all the same thing.
Also, String! is not explicitly unwrapped, but rather implicitly unwrapped. It is called implicitly unwrapped because we can try to use it as a String without explicitly writing any unwrapping code. Meanwhile, explicitly writing the ...
The sequence of triangle numbers is generated by adding the natural numbers. So the 7th triangle number would be 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 = 28. The first ten terms would be:
1, 3, 6, 10, 15, 21, 28, 36, 45, 55, ...
Let us list the factors of the first seven triangle numbers:
1:...
This has recently been brought up that we should improve this off-topic/close reason.
While we can agree that this VTC reason is less than ideal (perhaps too broad, should be two separate reasons) right now in Beta we are limited to 3 pre-defined off-topic reasons.
The full reason (emphasis ...
Project Euler, Challenge #12 in Swift
If editing in the edit keeps the question clear, should we edit the edit into the question instead of leaving it as two separate blocks of code.
It seemed obvious to me that the user wanted to edit the code into the code block but is used to SO's way of d...
