I have a base class with 3 sub ones:
Item <-- Book, MusicCD, Software
abstract class Item {
protected $id;
protected $title;
protected $price;
function getTitle() { return $this->title; }
function getPrice() { return $this->price; }
}
class Book extends Item {
private $au...
Update (2014):
The Winter Bash 2014 site has the same problem as the site last year.
Screenshot:
What’s the problem?
This CSS rule declaration targets only the 5th element in there:
.box:nth-child(5) {
margin-right: 0;
}
Instead, the margin of every 5th box should be removed:
.box:n...
How can I write a program to de-identify some data in java programming language?
A bit of a situation for a review of this answer where I didn't know what the best action was. The answer has good intentions but could be improved by elaborating what the changes mean and why they are an improvement of the code. This way the OP can understand why this is an improvement.
Thus, I...
You can do it by creating (not throwing) a new Exception and inspecting its stack trace. Your class will be the zeroth element as it is the origin of the Exception. It kinda feels wrong, but it will work.
System.out.println( new Exception().getStackTrace()[0].getClassName() );
You can do the ...
From Java, is it possible to get the complete commandline with all arguments that started the application?
System.getEnv() and System.getProperties() do not appear to contain the values.
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This is the good old game Memory with a twist: Every time you pick a wrong pair, the two tiles you chose will switch their location. So sometimes you might think that a tile is at one location when in fact... it has moved. And it might feel like you have no idea where it is anymore.
...
I coded a simple source. It contains a queue and some of the function a queue needs but for some reason malloc() only works once.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#define QUEUE sizeof(Queue)
typedef struct node {
char * value;
struct node * next;
} Node;...
I am mostly interested in how the parse_string function could be improved. But any comments on my test strategy also welcome.
The input is a string which can be either all digits in which case the result should be the digits string OR there can be string formatting outside angle brackets which ...
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I have 2 objects and I am comparing them to see which fields are equal and which are different.
But I am not sure my loop is 100% correct. Does this look ok? If so, what other ways could this be coded to make it 'neater'. e.g. using LINQ
I want to: loop through each Docum...
Fascinating, Ma'am
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score 25 or more (based on other's experience... must be more than 15, 25 works for me).
Accepted answer Score seems relevant, but as low as 15 works too. May be a lower threshold - accepted answer not needed.
At least 10,000 views (...
Overall I think this is good quality, if a little dense code, by which I
mean that since there is lots of functionality there, it's not the
easiest code to follow. One suggestion I have for that is more grouping
according to topics. So e.g. the utilities could just have a couple of
sections for...
I would make some changes to this code
private void clicked(FieldView view) {
if (view == previousClicked) {
return;
}
if (timerRunning) {
return;
}
if (previousClicked != null) {
boolean same = previousClicked.getValue() == view.getValue();
v...
I am developing a server-side JavaScript tool, and trying to do so in a modular way.
I have a Parser class that is an EventEmitter - you call parse and it will eventually emit data and end events. It is generally invoked like so:
var parser = new Parser(options);
parser
.on('data', handleDat...
