Is it correct to use the property type in it's name?
Like:
@property (nonatimoc) IBOutlet UIImageView *profileImageView";
If it's not correct, why?
If it's correct, which one is preferred:
@property (nonatimoc) IBOutlet UIImageView *profileImageView";
or
@property (nonatimoc) IBOutl...
I may get a *Map of many many items that needs to be requested to an API.
In order to improve performance, I thought about splitting that list into smaller sublit, and querying the api with this small subset.
For that, I came to this code and was wondering what was your opinion on it.
Here you...
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Summary of improvements:
More "magic numbers" Eliminated
Deleted unnecessary classes
Implemented the elimination of complete row if formed
How can i improve this code further?
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
#i...
I am in the process of diving a bit deeper into JavaScript development and am looking at some common language patterns (module, and factory in particular). In this code, my aim is to create a re-usable framework for creating custom field validators in JS that can be easily extended. In addition...
I decided to implement a random walk.
The rules
The rules are easy, an object is moved in the direction dictated by random or pseudo-random numbers.
If you want to read more about it, see the Wikipedia Page.
A simple example
Let's say we decide:
1 = "Go right"
2 = "Go down"
3 = "Go left"
...
I took some code and reviewed it, but it got me thinking, so I re wrote the code a little bit and would like to ask what you think of it and why it's bad to do this, even though it works.
public class FizzBuzz{
public static void main(String[] args){
for(int i = 1 ; i < 101; i++)
...
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace ConsoleApplication2
{
public class BinaryTreeToList
{
public BinaryTreeToList()
{
}
public DoubleLinkedListNode ConvertTreeT...
While I'm not new to Python, this is my first 'bigger' Python program I created, also my first game in Python.
import random
DEBUG = False; # If set to true, displays chosen word before each game. For debugging and cheating only :)
DICT_FILE = "english.txt";
GUESSES = 10;
def prompt(s):
...
I have a spinner in my activity that upon selection of one of it's options needs to handle the addition of a new object to my Sqlite database. the following solution works but everything in it looks like one big hack.
My layout:
<Spinner
android:id="@+id/spnMachineManufacturer"
android:l...
I made PHP to process my form details i made a form to allow user to enter text and upload images, and save images to folder in server and image path to SQL
and all text field value will be saved to SQL
CODE
<?php
$db_username = 'sanoj';
$db_password = '123456';
$newname = md5(rand() * time()...
I have two list namely RptDataLst and SelectedStudsKgto5. Both lists are of different types but have some common properties. What I want to do is assign all values fro SelectedStudsKgto5 to RptDatlst. This is what I have written using two for loops.
But I feel like it can be done better using l...
I need to implement a multicolor bar as shown in the image below. It is a bar that is placed above the legend of the HTML form. (Ignore the border radius for now.)
I have accomplished this with a simple approach of using span elements.
*{
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
}
span{
he...
So a while back, I posted an Xml Writer. Today I have finished what I hope to be a solid Xml parser that, while not professional, will get the job done.
To start, I do use a stack on one part of the parser, so you can find the code for that in the Xml writer page I linked above.
Let's begin.
...
FizzBuzz Attack!
When Jamal posted his first Java question, a fizzbuzz, something happened in The 2nd Monitor, and then July saw a fizzbuzz implementation in just about every programming language out there...
The invasion continued through August, and in September a Mug went on to smoke the ma...
I want to sent a string with the following path and I want to verify if
this is the right way to do that in java script?
if this is the right way to use the return in if else or there is shorter way?
2.to use the index of is the right way?
this is the string like
https://test.com/plugins/p...
