The biggest change I can see here would be to extract a class out of the two anonymous inner classes. The two variations are exactly the same except for which ObjectAnimator they should call next, and which logging tag to use. So let's extract a class and pass those values to its constructor: (Pl...
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I'm Pops, a Community Manager at Stack Exchange. Though it saddens me to say it, not just one but two of your existing moderators are stepping down for personal reasons. Over the past week and a half, I've been working on finding replacements, and I'm happy to announce that two avid Code Reviewer...
First of all, I am not sure whether this question is appropriate for this forum. If not, please let me know. I'll be glad to remove the post.
I understand that as far as the compiler is concerned, the following lines are equivalent.
if (aPtr) {...}
if (aPtr != NULL) {...}
if (NULL != aPtr) {......
Disclaimer: This is for school, nothing illicit or black hat. Assuming someone used a dictionary password, is this most efficient way to find password? Also should I do some error checking for the dictionary file or does the while condition take care of this?
#include <stdio.h>
#include <crypt.h>
Let me first describe the expected behavior of the code below:
There will be one static SessionManager accessed by many threads.
Multiple calls to SessionManager.UseTheSession for a given session id must be processed on a first come first serve basis (similarly, calling EndSession should allow ...
Unfortunately I get 3 warnings at jslint. Could someone please help?
I already tried a lot, but didn't get it yet.
Here's a jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/KYjF9/21/
Thanks very much for helping with this!
JSlint options:
/*jslint browser: true indent: 2 */ /*global $ jQuery alert*/
JavaScr...
I've started thinking about this more after seeing this question.
I'm sometimes tempted to vote such questions as not clear what you're asking, but I also feel that it's not quite needed for this site. This is different from SO, where it's just impossible to help if no request is given with the...
In this answer I explain in details why one should not throw System.Exception. You should be throwing InvalidOperationException in the case of the astronomically unlikely situation, and probably an ArgumentException in the case of the non-existing session.
As far as thread safety is concerned, I...
