This script is a total of 99 lines. Of that, 49 lines are insulting, annoying, and ironic self-congratulating comments.
In general, comments are good. They help any future maintainer (including yourself when it's been 6 months since the last time you looked at the script) to understand what ...
I set the content of a hover with this function:
content: function(){
if (self.content(this.__data__).includes('</br>0%</font>')) {
return self.content(this.__data__).replace('</br>0%</font>', '</br><1%</font>')
}
return self.content(this.__data__)
}
This selects a ...
This would indeed be a better fit for Code Review, if the code works as intended. You're welcome to delete your question here and post in on CR instead. — Phrancis37 secs ago
@RubberDuck Ah nice. I tried to get Oracle (or maybe it was DB2) on my machine, and was promptly contacted by a salesperson. Nice service that I could do without.
> It's not a function. It's an operator. It's called the ternary operator. The fact that it's called a ternary operator is something you could learn by reading the documentation.
I starred all of these times you guys are quoting me. Each time wondering how come they're not all links back to the answer I could earn some reputation from...
Also, I've yet to see anyone click "Share" then use the Twitter link.
This is a program I wrote in Python using the BeautifulSoup library. The program scrapes YouTube search results for a given query and extracts data from the channels returned in the search results.
I'm just looking for some tips on how to make my code look (and function) better. I removed most ...
I know this is technically outside the scope of the review here, but your first parameter's type is Method. This enum desperately needs to be renamed. When I see Method, I cannot help but think of a programming method... I think you're passing a pointer to a class's method here. This type need...
Unnecessary joins
The joins you have seem like more than needed. You basically joins two of the tables twice, like this:
tags -> post_tags -> posts -> post_tags -> tags
Two of the joins look like exact replicas of the first two joins:
LEFT JOIN posts_tags pt
ON posts.id = pt.po...
Sometimes I think "RTFM" should be a close reason. I understand why it's not... and can not... but they could at least ban questions about Parse.com...
this is a simple User class that I'm using throughout the application for anything related to the users. To tell if a user is logged in or not, I checked the presence of the userID in the $_SESSION. When I'm logging in the user, I simply set the $_SESSION["userID"] equal to the ID of the user.
...
I am building a Project Management App with JavaScript and PHP.
My question today is in regards to only1 section of my overall app. The Project Task Modal which is used to load a Task record into and populate all the Task data fields in the Modal when a Task record is clicked on in a Task list....
Recently, I wrote a review that discussed certain points in the OP's code, but did not contain any code in the review itself.
Are answers like these discouraged?
Sometimes... I read a question, and it's clear that the asker has no clue what they're doing... but something about the question enlightens you to something you should've/could've been doing a long time ago.
Xcode's Autolayout is an extraordinarily powerful tool. Nothing I've seen in Visual Studio's visual designers even thinks about coming even remotely close. With that said, Autolayout is also very, very complex... every time I start too feel some new mastery over it, it's only a matter of time before I realize there's a whole new realm of tools within Autolayout that I had been ignoring...
And there's a class called NSLayoutConstraint. I can create a reference to a constraint... change the constraint on the fly at run time.
@Mat'sMug I don't envision myself writing any Windows UI code any time in the near future... last day of my old job was Friday, remember? New job starts Monday.
I respect the discussion about how much work goes into making a Beta site into a full site, particularly from the design perspective.
From Robert Cartaino's answer:
Sending a site to the "graduation queue" and getting a design published are currently two different things. We recently hired s...
Like most of the girlfriends, Ashima when asks for something, won’t
stop until she gets that. The way she gets that is by keep on
repeating the same things again and again. Like if she wants
chocolate, she will just keep on repeating “chocolate” again and
again.
I have decided to...
> Welcome to Stack Overflow! It looks like you're writing an answer. Would you like a crash course on how to avoid NAA flags?
actually..
[Clippy pops up] - Welcome to Stack Overflow! It looks like you're writing an answer. Would you like a crash course on how to avoid NAA flags? — Mat's Mug25 secs ago
I am implementing Accessibility for our iOS application.
Accessibility has following main configurations.
Voice over enable/disable checks.
UIAccessibilityIsVoiceOverRunning()
Individual view titles, hints, Traits.
view.accessibilityLabel = @"string";
view.accessibilityHint = @"string";
...
Using the async and child_process modules, I can create true asynchronous processing. My question is, how can I ensure that it is running on multiple cores?
var cp = require('child_process');
var async = require('async');
async.parallel([
function(callback){
console.log('1');
...
For a school assignment I have to create 54 threads that run simultaneously from a Executors.newCachedThreadPool() that write to a JTextArea in a thread safe manner. Each thread has to write 'A' through 'Z' to the field 1000 times. I've been having issues making the program thread safe no matter ...
I'm listening to the Hitchhiker's Guide radio series, and there seems to be an obvious disconnect between these two parts:
Fit the Twelth; Arthur Dent, Ford Prefect and Zaphod Beeblebrox visit the "ruler of the universe"
Fit the Thirteenth: Arthur Dent is back on Earth 2 million years in the pa...
public class Mix4 {
int counter = 0;
public static void main(String[] args){
int count = 0;
Mix4 [] m4a = new Mix4[20];
int x = 0;
while (x < 9) {
m4a[x] = new Mix4();
m4a[x].counter = m4a[x].counter + 1;
count = count + 1;
...
i was asked to write a BTS code for a collection of data with have the x, y and z coordinate, which has negative and positive number, and the requirement are below:
That program is capable to perform binary trees search based a collection of data
Please use the data provided within this email. ...
@Mat'sMug Do they fit your monitors base well or ?
;)
The problem with these sort of books is that, you might not use that concept that their explaining for years. So when the time comes, you gotta pull them out, dial into that chapter and enjoy the lovely explanation
I am building a list of Python objects that I use fairly regularly that have a length property, (len, 'len') and I was trying to determine the best way to simplify the type/class formatter that the object uses. For example:
type([]), returns "< type 'list'>" and type(collections.Counter()) retu...
this is my first time implementing a merge sort (just getting started with algorithms & data structures). I am looking for feedback on my code. Thanks in advance.
Are there any obvious things I have done wrong?
I am also worried that I have overused recursion, as both the merge & the sort func...
codereview candidates are codes which are working fine and giving expected output but you want to optimize, refactor or present it as more readable. — Mohit Jain1 min ago
Given a Integer, find the maximum number that can be formed from the digits. Input : 8754365 output : 8765543
Below is my solution:
private static int largestNumber(int data) {
int num = data;
int[] times = new int[10];
while (num != 0) {
if (num == 0) {
break;
...
I have a relatively long method, and I'm wondering:
How readable is it?
Is a method this long okay, or will it be bad later on?
Here is the method (from here):
public static List<Item> Spend(string[] text,List<Item> items,int currency,out int currencyLeft,string singular=null,string text...
This script is a total of 99 lines. Of that, 49 lines are insulting, annoying, and ironic self-congratulating comments.
In general, comments are good. They help any future maintainer (including yourself when it's been 6 months since the last time you looked at the script) to understand what ...
I set the content of a hover with this function:
content: function(){
if (self.content(this.__data__).includes('</br>0%</font>')) {
return self.content(this.__data__).replace('</br>0%</font>', '</br><1%</font>')
}
return self.content(this.__data__)
}
This selects a ...
This is a program I wrote in Python using the BeautifulSoup library. The program scrapes YouTube search results for a given query and extracts data from the channels returned in the search results.
I'm just looking for some tips on how to make my code look (and function) better. I removed most ...
Unnecessary joins
The joins you have seem like more than needed. You basically joins two of the tables twice, like this:
tags -> post_tags -> posts -> post_tags -> tags
Two of the joins look like exact replicas of the first two joins:
LEFT JOIN posts_tags pt
ON posts.id = pt.po...
I am building a Project Management App with JavaScript and PHP.
My question today is in regards to only1 section of my overall app. The Project Task Modal which is used to load a Task record into and populate all the Task data fields in the Modal when a Task record is clicked on in a Task list....
Recently, I wrote a review that discussed certain points in the OP's code, but did not contain any code in the review itself.
Are answers like these discouraged?
Random Issues
This seems bad:
function getValue() {
var num = Math.random();
if(num < 0.2) {
this.card = '<i class="fa fa-anchor"></i>';
}
if(0.2 > num < 0.4 ) {
this.card = '<i class="fa fa-heart"></i>';
}
if(0.4 > num < 0.6){
this.car...
I respect the discussion about how much work goes into making a Beta site into a full site, particularly from the design perspective.
From Robert Cartaino's answer:
Sending a site to the "graduation queue" and getting a design published are currently two different things. We recently hired s...
Like most of the girlfriends, Ashima when asks for something, won’t
stop until she gets that. The way she gets that is by keep on
repeating the same things again and again. Like if she wants
chocolate, she will just keep on repeating “chocolate” again and
again.
I have decided to...
4 negatives to this question? Seriously? What is wrong with it?
Simple solution' don't use that piece of shit IIS.
been wondering the same thing for about 7 years now.
I am implementing Accessibility for our iOS application.
Accessibility has following main configurations.
Voice over enable/disable checks.
UIAccessibilityIsVoiceOverRunning()
Individual view titles, hints, Traits.
view.accessibilityLabel = @"string";
view.accessibilityHint = @"string";
...
Using the async and child_process modules, I can create true asynchronous processing. My question is, how can I ensure that it is running on multiple cores?
var cp = require('child_process');
var async = require('async');
async.parallel([
function(callback){
console.log('1');
...
public class Mix4 {
int counter = 0;
public static void main(String[] args){
int count = 0;
Mix4 [] m4a = new Mix4[20];
int x = 0;
while (x < 9) {
m4a[x] = new Mix4();
m4a[x].counter = m4a[x].counter + 1;
count = count + 1;
...
i was asked to write a BTS code for a collection of data with have the x, y and z coordinate, which has negative and positive number, and the requirement are below:
That program is capable to perform binary trees search based a collection of data
Please use the data provided within this email. ...
I am building a list of Python objects that I use fairly regularly that have a length property, (len, 'len') and I was trying to determine the best way to simplify the type/class formatter that the object uses. For example:
type([]), returns "< type 'list'>" and type(collections.Counter()) retu...
this is my first time implementing a merge sort (just getting started with algorithms & data structures). I am looking for feedback on my code. Thanks in advance.
Are there any obvious things I have done wrong?
I am also worried that I have overused recursion, as both the merge & the sort func...
Given a Integer, find the maximum number that can be formed from the digits. Input : 8754365 output : 8765543
Below is my solution:
private static int largestNumber(int data) {
int num = data;
int[] times = new int[10];
while (num != 0) {
if (num == 0) {
break;
...
I have a relatively long method, and I'm wondering:
How readable is it?
Is a method this long okay, or will it be bad later on?
Here is the method (from here):
public static List<Item> Spend(string[] text,List<Item> items,int currency,out int currencyLeft,string singular=null,string text...
