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/**
* A small frog wants to get to the other side of a pond. The frog is
* initially located on one bank of the pond (position 0) and wants to get
* to the other bank (position X). The frog can jump any (integer) distance
* between 1 and D. If X > D then the frog cannot jump right across the
...
Arguments:
The directory in which you would like to change file extensions
Old file extension
And what the new extension should be
EXAMPLE:
$ touch /tmp/spam.eggs
$ python change-ext.py /tmp .eggs .spam
$ ls /tmp
$ spam.spam
My Concerns.
Is the code easy to read and comprehend?
Is the co...
I created this class for a project when I wanted to have List<T> properties on a class and also listen for items being added and removed.
I looked at using BindingList<T> or ObservableCollection<T> but I felt that their collection changed events are too complicated. I simply wanted to know when...
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...A good javascript programmer knows well this test :
if (typeof(dummy) != 'undefined' && dummy != null && dummy != '') {
// Do stuffs
}
In fact this test ensure that dummy variable has a value. So i tried to write this function. My tests cases are :
hasValue(undefined) => should returns fals...
I created an evolutionary algorithm that optimises the range of a "glider"...ignore the accuracy of the physics behind the problem!
Any comments on how to improve the algorithm/my coding style would be greatly appreciated.
If it helps, here is the link to the github repository.
from __future__...
I have studied some of Einstein's Theory of General Relativity, and I understand that it states that gravity isn't a force but rather the effects of objects curving space-time. If this is true, then why are we instructed in middle school that it is a force?
Let's consider following function that return some risk levels enum type:
func calculateRiskLevel()-> ResultFirstLevels
{
let result = self.result
if result < 1
{
return .Level1
}
else if result >= 1 && result < 5
{
return .Level2
...
I have some code that does what I want - it just doesn't feel correct for being done in Javascript
What it does is take data that is like this:
var data = [['Marker', 'sampleName1', 'sampleName2'],
['CCR4', 71.6, 83.4],
['CD27', 42.3, 76.2]];
And create a list of objects that look...
I have a simple custom attribute MessageDeliveryAttribute that has one string filed. Also I have several classes that mark with this attribute like:
[MessageDeliveryAttribute("MessegaToDb")]
In the app.config are settings like:
<appSettings>
<add key="MessageToConsole" value="true"/>
<
I don't know if this question fits this site but I am new to programming and want to improve. I made a game in python which plays a bit like old terminal based RPGs, though a lot more basic.
SOURCE CODE
from random import randrange
critter_names = ["JOHN CENA", "Shrek", "A Troll", "Maymay", "Ur...
var myGalleryModule = function() {
var imageGallery = [
"http://slidesjs.com/img/example-slide-1.jpg" ,
"http://slidesjs.com/img/example-slide-2.jpg" ,
"http://slidesjs.com/img/example-slide-3.jpg" ,
"http://slidesjs.com/img/example-slide-4.jpg" ,
"http://slidesjs.com/img/example-slide...
