Strains() {
System.out.println("Select a Strain.");
System.out.println("1. Blue Dream");
System.out.println("2. Sour Diesel");
System.out.println("3. OG Kush");
System.out.println("4. Girl Scout Cookies");
System.out.println("5. Green Crack");
System.out.println("6. ...
I'm changing the Viewpager items Programmatically using mViewPager.setCurrentItem(position); with a regular interval of time recursively. Below code works fine. please tell me, is it a best way to achieve this or is there any problem with my code. Thanks in advance.
ViewPager mViewPager ;
...
Please see the problem here. I want to solve it by counting the number of variable assignments that make the formula odd and subtracting from the total number of possible assignments. I got the following facts from the problem:
$$B + I \equiv G + O + E + S \equiv 1 \mod 2$$
$$\implies B + I + G +...
This implements a fluent interface for RPG game characters. Is this a valid implementation?
There are 3 characters: Paladin, Wizard and Elfo.
There are 3 items: Potion, Sword, Arch.
[TestFixture]
public class RPGEngineTest
{
[Test]
public void GivenAPaladin_WithSword_Return()
{
...
I took information from a series of posts and some prior knowledge to implement the following hashing algorithm. However there is a lot of talk about what implementations are secure and not secure. How does my method measure up? Is it secure?
public static function sha512($token,$cost = 50000...
The other parts in the series:
Shortest path in dag saga: basic graph classes
Shortest path in dag saga: Dijkstra's algorithm
The next question in series is about topological sort:
net.coderodde.graph.pathfinding.support.DepthFirstSearchTraversal:
package net.coderodde.graph.pathfinding.sup...
I have different models of products that has name, product description and product specification. The products shares the same product description but they have different specification.
How do google SEO handle this?
Is google going to penalized my website for having duplicate content? If yes w...
However, there is a lot of talk about what implementations are secure and not secure. How does my method measure up? Is it secure? Are there more secure methods in PHP for hashing tokens and matching with tokens later on?
Since you're specifically asking about security, I think reviewing you...
I work in company with many beginners.
We have:
1) GIT as control version system
2) Stash as code review tool
3) Develop branch, which must be stable with fine code
But many beginners write not the best code and don't use pull requests.
I think about the best method to organize work.
My ...
Below is the code to determine balancing of symbol.
If the expression is balanced then print appropriate message
E.g. ((A+B))+(C+D)) --> Balanced
((A+B)+(C+D) ---> Unbalanced
((A+B)+(C+D}) --> Unbalanced
Here is the code
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
struct Stack{
char data;
struct...
Today I found strange syntax like
int _$[:>=<%-!.0,};
in some old code, but in fact the code is not commented. There seems to be no report of compile errors for this line. I tested it separately and it can compile too:
int main(){
int _$[:>=<%-!.0,};
return 0;
}
Why can it compile?
I want to change all the pixels in an image to have the same value, in terms of the HSV colour space.
At the moment I'm running the following code:
private Bitmap changeVForAllPixels(Bitmap bitmap, float newV)
{
int width = bitmap.getWidth();
int height = bitmap.getHeight();
int[] ...
I am doing this,
var sp = Array.Find(shippings, p => (p.EndDate == null) && (p.Status == "1"));
if(sp == null)
sp = Array.Find(shippings, p => (p.Status == "1"));
If there is no current shipping (enddate will be null) then get previous one with enddate.
I'm imagining go generate would be a good tool for this. I want to convert strings to ints to save space.
type Source int
func NewSource(s string) Source {
switch s {
case "Twitter":
return Twitter
case "Facebook":
return Facebook
case "Gplus":
return Gpl...
