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I have some points to make on this subject:
How the Code Review Community is going to use GitHub is still being debated and decided. If you want to be part of that process, I recommend you join th...
Areas to note:
Design Patterns.
Style/Variable Naming/Bracing/Clarity/Reduced Complexity
Safe use of pointers/C Arrays/float-int capacity
OOP/Multiple, build-upon interface levels (IHandler...etc)
Extensibility, especially with regards to the Mediator pattern and OOP structure.
https://gith...
Someone responded to an off-topic question like this:
"Welcome to CR! Unfortunately resolving issues isn't CR's mandate, we'd be stepping on StackOverflow's toes if this question was on-topic here. Please see our Help Center."
Should we care about "stepping on toes"? Or to be a bit more sp...
In a question I answered I posted the following code:
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <algorithm>
#include <sstream>
fstream iFile("names.txt", ios::in);
string file;
iFile >> file;
std::istringstream ss(file);
std::string token;
std::vector<std::string> names;
while(std::ge...
I have been working on a javascript heavy project. There are sales, purchases, reports etc. What I've done is created a separate module for each i.e. a separate module for each i.e. a separate one for sale, one for purchase and so on. I am posting one of my modules, all the others have same struc...
OK... last sort of the day and probably the most fun. F# is really awesome.
let rec quickSort list =
match list with
| [] -> []
| [x] -> [x]
| hd :: _ ->
quickSort (List.filter (fun x -> x < hd) list) @ hd :: quickSort (List.filter (fun x -> x > hd) list)
[<EntryPoint>...
I am new to Javscript, HTML and CSS, although not to programming.
I wanted to style 'select' dropdowns, so I wrote this:
What noob mistakes am I making? Is this a good or evil use of JS?
<head>
<link href="http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.0.3/css/font-awesome.css" rel="stylesheet">
<
I'm looking for feedback (both general Java, and Twitter specific) on how I'm getting the Twitter handles of everyone who retweeted me over the last 200 Tweets. Comments welcome.
package twitone;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import twitone.structure.BaseTwitterClass;
import twitone.structure.T...
As I am new to C++, I was hoping to post the exercise problem with my code and have the Stack Exchange community "grade" my code to ensure I have correctly written it to solve the exercise's problem.
Book: C++ Primer
Exercise section: 1.5.2
Exercise: 1.23 & 1.24
Exercise 1.2...
I am aware of two current IDE tags:
visual-studio (3 questions)
eclipse (1 question)
I'm not an expert on IDEs in general, but I think most code is written in some kind of IDE. However, so few questions here use such tags, but only because they specifically mention the IDE that was used. If...
Your radix_sort() does not work. Sorting { 10, 20, 30 } produces nonsense (e.g. {1, 20, 14688 }).
Given an array find any three numbers which sum to zero.
This problem is a continuation of a code kata in python . I'm learning Scala and would like feedback on more efficient, cleaner, and functional ways of solving (and unit testing) this problem.
//SumToZero.scala
class SumToZeroNotFound...
I created a class a while ago that I named a "Recursion Array". It is a way to create dynamically memoized sequences such as the Fibonacci sequence or the factorial numbers sequences. The concept is to create mathematic sequences defined by recursion by only providing the first values and the rec...
I had a somewhat interesting issue. I had to take an array and turn it into a string with a set of delimiters; then later on take that string and turn it back into an array, splitting at the same delimiters. The twist was the string could be contain anything (including the delimiters).
I feel ...I'm not sure if this is the correct place for this question, but I think it's a better fit than StackOverflow. I'm interested in porting an Arduino project that's written in Processing into Python. All that really matters is the communication protocol between the two. The code I'm interested in p...
