No.
Getting down to the very basics of the necessary minimums in order to compute, you just need to be able to loop. It doesn't matter how.
Any programming language that can implement a Turing Machine, is called Turing complete. And there are lots of languages that are turing complete.
My fav...
N-Queen Code removed by OP. Thanks.
Yes.
You cannot generate StackOverflowErrors (in Java) or StackOverflowExceptions (in .Net) using loops.
Try to write this method using a loop instead of recursion:
public void createStackOverflow(){
createStackOverflow();
}
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This provides (my own) implementation of ToBase64String and FromBase64String (since the .NET implementations suck), and a ToBase32String (since .NET hasn't one).
/// <summary>
/// Provides extensions to convert certain objects to certain other objects.
/// </summary>
public static class StringHe...
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This is purely testing my skills; I am not actually coding for a bank. This is part of a bank account class.
public void withDraw(double amount)
{
if(balance - amount >= odLimit)
{
balance -= amount;
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine(...
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After finding out that my code in this question was severely broken (my apologies to all involved), I fixed it up and would like to get a review of the (now working) code. (With unit tests!)
Essentially, it's supposed to be an alternative to the basic Base64 encoding in .NET. It supports multipl...
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I was writing up a question and I found there is no encoding. Upon further investigation, there are 486 questions at the time of this writing with the term "encoding" within them, and I'm sure more than one of them would be applicable to the tag.
Should we create the tag, and if so, who should g...
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I have implemented a basic stack just for fun. I've just started learning about move constructors and assignment and move semantics as a whole, so I would really appreciate some feedback as to whether I've done it right, and if not, some tips as to how I should do it would be most welcome!
I'm ...
There are 269 questions tagged with converting. Some of the recent ones include
base64
datetime formats
roman-numerals and numbers-to-words (basically redundant)
number bases
temperature and other measurement unit scales
hex string to byte array
to/from HTML
transliterating Japanese
brainfuck ...
Similar to the previous post Brainfuck Interpreter: Slower than a Snail?, it runs BF in java. The only difference is that the converter will convert the BF code into a compilable and fairly readable Java code, and run it.
Example:
BF code:
++++++++++[>++++++++++<-]> Initialize 100 (number of ...
Inspired a bit by a previous Brainfuck question and the recent fizzbuzz invasion, I decided to make FizzBuzz in Brainfuck.
The code is entirely my own, except for the inclusion of the Printing a number algorithm that I found on StackOverflow.
My code is divided into several parts.
Setup Const...
A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit designed to be configured by a customer or a designer after manufacturing – hence "field-programmable". The FPGA configuration is generally specified using a hardware description language (HDL), similar to that used for an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC). (Circuit diagrams were previously used to specify the configuration, as they were for ASICs, but this is increasingly rare.)
FPGAs contain an array of programmable logic blocks, and a hierarchy of reconfigurable interconnects that allow the blocks to be "wired together...
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I have spent a few days coding an ATM. What I'm looking for is some critique of my work. Is there anything I can do better here?
The entire project has 7 files and one class, a checking account and savings accounts. It also has a section for loans (thought it was different). Any advice, or inpu...
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This is my first programming project with real world application. It's purpose is to take a file from a directory, encrypt it with a predetermined password, and email to appropriate recipient.
ID Email and Password are found in a CSV file that I created EmailDict from.
ID and Filename are parse...
The evaluate_guess function below returns the evaluation of a guess with respect to Mastermind game rules:
# sample secret code and guess
secret_code = ["a", "a", "c", "a"]
guess = ["c", "a", "a", "b"]
def evaluate_guess(secret_code, guess):
score = []
temp_list = secret_code.copy()
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Very, very nice. However, would it be possible to remove the dapples and use a more solid tone for the background?
