Possible related question: softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/237883/… — Purplejacket 50 secs ago

Welcome! I think this question is off topic on stack overflow, but maybe you could ask in softwareengineering.stackexchange.com Check their rules first! — Michele Dorigatti 1 min ago

To put it another way: coupling to an interface (or class) that is designed to be coupled to is not bad. The goal is not to reduce / remove all coupling. It is to reduce / remove bad coupling. When used appropriately, the Facade pattern can replace bad coupling with good coupling. (OK, I am being hand-wavy here. But if you want a proper reasoned answer, you should be asking this on softwareengineering.stackexchange.com) — Stephen C 33 secs ago

As suggested, the same post has been replicated in softwareengineering.stackexchange.com: — Asier Naiz 33 secs ago

The tour and help center pages can help you to learn how the site works and what is (and is not) appropriate to ask here. This site is for specific questions related to programming (code) or use of programmers tools (IDEs, compilers, APIs, etc.), not general computer or OS support. You may find Super User to be more appropriate. You should delete your question here before posting there. — Ken White just now

SO in general. You can check the guidelines over that softwarerecs.stackexchange.com to see if your question would be a fit over there — Andreas 9 secs ago

strdup is not in any published ISO C standard (it's slated for inclusion in the next one). You wrote "never, ever" in your answer , that's a pretty strong claim . And "damn good reason" is obviously subjective, as is the definition of "competent software engineer". — M.M 12 secs ago

@U10-Forward I'm one of programmers between beginner and intermediate. — seungyongC 57 secs ago

Does this help ? softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/245156/… Instead try to use replace function. Hope it helps ! — Shubham 5 secs ago

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because cross-posting — Tseng 1 min ago

It's not a programming question - doesn't involve code or tools used by programmers. You have a math problem there. If you're trying to write code to solve it, then you need to show what you have and explain where you're stuck. — Mat 33 secs ago

@M.Spiller, that's fair :) And Kyle, there are literally infinitely many ways to do this, depending on what exactly you want ot achieve and how your gameworld is constructed. If you cannot figure out at least one way on your own, it's time to rethink whether you want to be making a game right now or settling in for a long read with a good book on general programming and algorithms, or maybe one specifically aimed at aspiring game programmers. — DeducibleSteak 28 secs ago

I made a framework on top of tensorflow/keras for training on volumetric data. github.com/neuronets/nobrainer But in general, i referred to blog posts and journal articles on doing this. Please try out the framework i linked to, as it is meant to help people who are not necessarily experienced programmers. And please feel free to submit an issue on the github repository if you run into problems or have questions. — jakub 34 secs ago

This is not the correct platform to ask for questions see help center for what's on-topic. This question should be asked on softwarerecs.stackexchange.com — Animesh Sahu 42 secs ago

please stop asking this kind of questions, for software recommendations in general go to softwarerecs.stackexchange.com — hansTheFranz 26 secs ago

Programmers may understand it, but it's hard to explain it to project management or even customers (if they care about those metrics). — Dmytro Titov 56 secs ago

Please provide more formal information, also on what you have done (e.g. runtime analysis). Also, what is "Mo"? Megabyte? Please be aware that on SO questions without actual software engineering problems tend to get closed due to calling up mainly opinionated responses. — Vroomfondel 43 secs ago

Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please read Open Letter to Students with Homework Problems. You can't just dump your problem statement here and expect us to do it for you. It's also a good idea to take the tour, read about what's on-topic in the help center, and How to Ask. — Chris 32 secs ago

Yes it is! Simply it let the programmers tell it what they want and has no syntactic sugar in that direction. It was just seen as useless, because programmers needing it would probably change to C++. — Serge Ballesta 30 secs ago

InvokeIfRequired() is a terrible, terrible practice. It is but a bandaid over a profusely gushing wound. It is always required, if it is not then there's something horribly wrong. All that it does is hide a very important detail, one that too few programmers understand so like to hide. You get what you want by using BeginInvoke() instead of Invoke(). But it won't make a whit of difference, the UI thread is still burning 100% core. Use a profiler if you have no idea why. — Hans Passant 57 secs ago

Within the startAt() parameter, how would i specify the highest number. Sorry, not the best of programmers. — Ace B 23 secs ago

please have a look at stackoverflow.com/help/asking I think your question is off topic for stackoverflow. Maybe have a go at softwareengineering.stackexchange.com — Jocke 1 min ago

softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/94563/… — Ken Bourassa 21 secs ago

Yay! Be sure to upvote Madprogrammers answer if it helped — Hovercraft Full Of Eels 6 secs ago

Why wouldn't they have a whole library of cells? They have hundreds of programmers. Take a look at IGListKit. — Paulw11 29 secs ago

@Paulw11 true, but I feel like with those 100s of programmers they would have a more elegant solution than just creating a cell for every scenario. Then for every tweet you would have to determine which category it falls into in order to use the proper cell. Its entirely possible that they just have a lot of cells though. I'm also not looking for one cell to display them all, but I'd like to avoid having 25 different types of cells. — ImJordanBryant 7 secs ago

@Chris Oh, I figured it fell under the "software tools commonly used by programmers" bullet point and also thought it was, more generally speaking, "a practical, answerable problem that is unique to software development." — Avi F. S. just now

@AviF.S., you might want to try Software Recommendations though. Your question isn't bad, or universally off-topic; it's just off-topic here. — Chris 8 secs ago