If we just want to check whether or not button1value is even, we can do that using the modulo (%) operator:
if button1value % 2 == 0 {
// button1value is even
groundspeed = 5.0
}
If we're checking for some other sort of set, we can use a switch statement:
switch button1value {
cas...
No, that specific close reason is supposed to be directed at just the first sentence, with the rest of the close reason being an explanation or examples of common 'failure modes'.
The first sentence is: 'Questions must involve real code that you own or maintain'.
Explaining your own code is sti...
I was happy with my shell script that needed to generate alphanumeric combinations of length N (in this case, 3)
for i in {a..z}{a..z}{a..z}; do ...
Now I became less happy when I needed alphanumeric combinations (specially if I choose a larger value for N)
for i in {0..9}{a..z}{a..z} \
...
I just wrote a basic DTMC algorithm focused on generating names, though it could be used to generate lots of other things. It's designed to be run from the command line, so input is taken from a file, with a couple of options specified on the command line.
I'm specifically looking for three thi...
Among the dozen-or-so comments under your post there, I've counted 5 links to meta.codereview.stackexchange.com where you should have posted this meta-question. Asking on MSE isn't really helping the community understand that you want to cooperate here.
Your question has been put on hold by user...
This one fits the best to me:
Questions must involve real code that you own or maintain. Questions seeking an explanation of code are off-topic. Pseudocode, hypothetical code, or stub code should be replaced by a concrete example.
It doesn't matter who's code it is. If it's your code then y...
When I first started learning programming, I wrote my if blocks like this:
if(i > 0)
{
System.out.println("Positive!");
}
However, on Eclipse, it always does this:
if(i > 0) {
System.out.println("Positive!");
}
Is there any reason why the second one is preferred to the first?
Write code to sum two numbers represented by a linked list. The digits
in this linked list are in reverse order. eg. (9->2->3) + (4->8->2) =
(3->1->6)
Any comments on my solution (especially on the testing part)?
public class ListNode {
private int val;
ListNode next;
ListN...
I'm a self taught Python programmer and I never really learned the fundamentals of programming, so I want to see how to improve upon this script and make it adhere to best practices.
The script has three functions that retrieve data from an API, cleanse the data and store it in a sqlite db. Thi...
Github is a link to all my code and the working JAR file.
I have been learning LibGDX and attempted to make a working Pong game, I am new to this and would like some pointers on where I could improve my code, if there is anything I have done incorrectly or can do easier, better.
This is my firs...
So I have the following code in my ServerRunnable class:
public class FirmwareServerRunnable implements Runnable {
private static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(FirmwareServerRunnable.class
.getName());
private LinkedTransferQueue<CommunicationState> communicationQueue;
...
I have a simple projection in my code. Taking away the majority of the fields which are not of interest, it looks like the following:
var result = employments.Select(x => new EmpListItem
{
EndDate = x.EmpRelationship.OrderByDescending(y => y.EndTime).FirstOrDefault().Cancelle...
While this topic is already asked and resolved in this question, it's time to review the solution.
In mine opinion, and sorry to say, it doesn't work.
In mine opinion, there is a possible solution.
The first down voter is obligated to leave a comment why he down voted it.
Comment can be flagged...
public string GetMyString(string str1)
{
string str;
int num2;
try
{
int num3;
Label_0000:
num3 = 1;
if (!bool_10)
{
goto Label_0010;
}
Label_0009:
ProjectDa...
