When creating an Angular Module one could essentially add global arrays or objects to the module. Like so..
angular.module('myModule', [])
.run(function()
{
// global to module
angular.module('myModule').globalArray = [];
angular.module('myModule').globalObject = {};
});
So here's ...
While I have a basic grasp of the pseudocoding of this problem, it still evades me.
I know that I have to have a few things to start, like a blank character array where I can store a split version of the string input.
I need a boolean that will signal if the string input begins with (-), in whi...
I have a question here: Tic Tac Toe game in Haskell
I have followed the advices and edited the code, now I want a review for new version of the code.
It is doing the essentially same thing, but it is 80% or so different from previous code.
Should I open a new question or edit the old one?
This is a follow-up question of this one: Tic Tac Toe game in Haskell
I have revised my code. How does it look now?
import System.Random (randomRIO)
import System.IO (hFlush, stdout, getLine)
import Data.List (intercalate)
import Data.Array
data Tile = EmptyTile | X | O deriving (Eq)
data Pl...
When creating an Angular Module one could essentially add global arrays or objects to the module. Like so..
var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['myModule']);
myApp.run(function()
{
});
angular.module('myModule', [])
.run(function()
{
// global to module
var thisModule = angular.modul...
This program takes a command line argument of how many times you would like to crypt plain text. After you compile the program, input a message you would like to have coded. I'm new to C and curious about how to make this program more efficient.
/*
*caesar.c
*
*
*
*Encrypts user supplied messag...
I'm using Hyper-V just because Windows already has it.
It took a bit to get it connected to the internet because something about it connecting to my main system, which connects to the internet, etc., but it is working now.
@Mat'sMug May I suggest changing the title of that meta question to something shorter and easier to reference? Like "Static tools for most programming languages"
I just got the urge to write a small console app to compare all directories name for similarity. I have > 3000 directories and over time some of them are really similar, eg. an update: Test Case ver 1 vs. Test Case ver 2.
Well everything is working but it is really slow, it is probably faster for...
This question may seem absurd and I apologize beforehand:
Where / what does a beginner (who knows nothing) start with in terms of learning code and programming, as in the absolute fundamentals and basics? I was told binary, HTML, and JavaScript are what I should start with, do any of you here ag...
I'm trying to create a class of fractions like what we used to do in elementary school.
It's not working for negative ints!
This is my code:
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
class fraction
{
private:
long int n;
long int d;
long int gcd();
public:
fra...
You can start by browsing the many fizzbuzz examples (FizzBuzz seems like a good "hello world" to start with) on this site, then pick a language you find most appealing, implement your own, get it to work as expected, and then post the working code here to get tips from this community! Good luck! (whatever you do, just don't start with lolcode! ;-) — Mat's Mug2 mins ago
Take the below code that I recently wrote:
.navbar-inverse .emphasis-text, .navbar-inverse:hover .emphasis-text, .emphasis-text {
color: #1caa98; /* Teal */
}
While this may be a dryer way of placing teal on all these link items, would you consider this readable? It seems to me like there ...
I wrote a menu in bash to access for network equipments but now there are a lot of them for showing in one screen to permit selecting one without scroll up or down. I need improving it, attached my actual menu. (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/33222611/menu.txt)
The option that I´ve been thi...
I've written a program in Java that will fetch JSON information from a service through their API and save it. As I'm new to Java, I want my code looking clean as possible and to understand the language's cultural coding standards as soon as possible. I know JSON data is usually mapped to a POJO, ...
For one of my cases in algorithms I am required to create a model of load balancer model for multiple processors. Lately I became interested in Scala so I decided that it would be great to create this program in Scala. I'm not really familiar with the concept of functional programming so any feed...
While I agree in principal with this post... I think there might be a really great solution to this.
Code Review doesn't really have duplicates, due to the nature of our questions. Without duplicates, it's hard for their to exist canonical answers. This is something we lack but Stack Overflo...
I am trying to convert Roman to Arab numerals using this code:
/*
Function: toArab();
Use: int a = toArab("XX");
This function converts Roman (< 4000)
to Arab numerals.
*/
int toArab(string s){
map<char, int> roman;
roman['M'] = 1000;
roman['D'] = 500;
roma...
I think it would be good, @nhgrif. I feel sure a lot of people would like to see some experienced programmer address some of the utmost beginner questions (in a general way, not tutorial-style)
And after the conversations that have led to me going to this new job, meh. I've got nothing negative to say, but I'm also not certain I want to continue pointing people that way.
I'm attempting to make a stock trading game in Javascript and I've been trying to find an algorithm to generate fake stock prices. Currently, each Stock object has a minimum value, maximum value, and volatility which I will explain later. The code is as follows:
Stock.prototype.generateValue = f...
When creating an Angular Module one could essentially add global arrays or objects to the module. Like so..
angular.module('myModule', [])
.run(function()
{
// global to module
angular.module('myModule').globalArray = [];
angular.module('myModule').globalObject = {};
});
So here's ...
While I have a basic grasp of the pseudocoding of this problem, it still evades me.
I know that I have to have a few things to start, like a blank character array where I can store a split version of the string input.
I need a boolean that will signal if the string input begins with (-), in whi...
I have a question here: Tic Tac Toe game in Haskell
I have followed the advices and edited the code, now I want a review for new version of the code.
It is doing the essentially same thing, but it is 80% or so different from previous code.
Should I open a new question or edit the old one?
This program takes a command line argument of how many times you would like to crypt plain text. After you compile the program, input a message you would like to have coded. I'm new to C and curious about how to make this program more efficient.
/*
*caesar.c
*
*
*
*Encrypts user supplied messag...
I'm trying to create a class of fractions like what we used to do in elementary school.
It's not working for negative ints!
This is my code:
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
class fraction
{
private:
long int n;
long int d;
long int gcd();
public:
fra...
Take the below code that I recently wrote:
.navbar-inverse .emphasis-text, .navbar-inverse:hover .emphasis-text, .emphasis-text {
color: #1caa98; /* Teal */
}
While this may be a dryer way of placing teal on all these link items, would you consider this readable? It seems to me like there ...
While I agree in principal with this post... I think there might be a really great solution to this.
Code Review doesn't really have duplicates, due to the nature of our questions. Without duplicates, it's hard for their to exist canonical answers. This is something we lack but Stack Overflo...
I am trying to convert Roman to Arab numerals using this code:
/*
Function: toArab();
Use: int a = toArab("XX");
This function converts Roman (< 4000)
to Arab numerals.
*/
int toArab(string s){
map<char, int> roman;
roman['M'] = 1000;
roman['D'] = 500;
roma...
