Pardon if this is silly, but I'm pretty new to coding. I have this code, that works, but I feel like it could be tighter than this, I just can't seem to get it to work any other way. The idea is to read a .txt file find incoming e-mail strings and organize the data by frequency of hour sent.
Her...
I recently came across this code but have different guidelines and cannot figure out what to do (see as follows):
Problem Description:
A school has 100 lockers and 100 students. All lockers are closed on the first
day of school. As the students enter, the first student, denoted S1, opens
every ...
It's been a while since I coded in C but here are couple observations.
Input validation. You should check if the scanned character is really an upper case letter or exit with an error otherwise.
Choice of functions. Since you're scanning and printing out a character at a time, you could have us...
I posted a question that seems to have gotten some commentless downvotes.
Fetching a set of event IDs from a database based on a set of company IDs
Keeping it meta, did I misunderstand something about the intended purpose of Code Review? I suspect having had the word "style" in the question l...
I am implementing a SQL-like datbase system in python, and so I needed to implement a value changing function, but what I ended up with seems very convoluted.
Here is code relevant to the value changing:
def _get_primary_rowval(self):
idx = 0
for n in self.def_column:
if n.is_pr...
I have some code like below. I am looking for a good set of design patterns to compute price. Currently it is done in Calc object, which serves as a kind of a collective library (accumulating information from pricing, options, and specs) and the computing pricing totals.
class Calc
{
func...
I have been struggling with this in quite sometime and hope that you could help me here.. I've created a graph based from a 2d char array.
The graph is implemented as a vector<Node> graph
and each node is defined using this struct
struct Node
{
char Element;
pair<int,int> positi...
