Overall, this is pretty good code for a beginner's solution to a relatively complex problem.
But your code does have me a little lost. For one, I'm not quite sure why you're using recursion here. It seems like that will be a lot more memory intensive than it needs to be for a straightforward p...
You can have a look at my jQuery-pluginBoilerplate (still improving) to extend your $.fn.printIt
I made my first Brainfuck program today, which prints the numbers 0-255 and the corresponding character.
I was wondering if I could improve my program, as I'm repeating myself a lot (e.g. 3 x copy & paste "comparer" function):
max == 255
LF == 10
space == 32
'0' == 48
'9' == 57
':' =...
Not a specific crit of your solution. Here is a solution I put together for my own fun.
public class Sudoku {
// The size of one box on the board.
static final int Box = 3;
// The size of the board.
static final int Size = Box * Box;
// The board I work with.
final int[][] board;
...
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From a onceover:
instanceof works, so bonus points there
Some terrible names : decl, getCtor, declFn, declObj, just type the full name
You have an unmaintainable/undocumented nested ternary in getCtor()
It is a neat idea to define the constructor and auto-magically move the functions to proto...
This is a continuation of this:
Performance of BigInteger square root and cube root functions in Java
I've made most of the changes suggested, but since I'm loading literally the largest array possible on the computer, I'd like some review before I implement Sieve of Atkin.
Code follows, just ...
I have a FORTRAN code which numerically integrates the equations of motion for large data sets of initial conditions. I run this code to my PC and it requires about 2 days time in order to integrate about 50000 initial conditions. So, I was wondering if there is any site with super-fast PCs (or a...
using a computer generated Number/password could have Drawbacks in that a computer cannot generate a completely random set. it has to be based on something to give it a starting point, so eventually the pattern will repeat, although with the way technology is going we are getting better at using ...
What quickly jumps out:
typedef vector<dimension*> VecDim;
// ^ Pointer
typedef vector<dimension*>::iterator VecDimIter;
// ^ Pointer
Its very rare to see "raw" pointers in good C++ code. This is because now you have to do memory management on ...
I'm having really unexpected Java behavior, where it seems like a private property is able to have its public methods called.
public class ArrayListTest
{
public static void main()
{
ArrayListContainer weirdList = new ArrayListContainer( "Other" );
ArrayListContainer supe...
This seems like a pretty basic question, so bear with me...Say I have two (or many) methods in the same class that need a LINQ to SQL DataContext. Additionally, I am needing the DataContext in other classes as well. Does it make sense to create the new DataContext every time?
Should I be creati...
