As C does not have a native string type, I decided to try making a similar type. It's not perfect by any means, so I was coming here to see what I could do to improve it.
I have tested my code and it works; if I were to write 'User', the output would then be 'Hello User'
#include <stdio.h>
#inc...
About the only huge, performance-impacting change I can see that would be necessary is replacing the BitArray for a literal bool array.
This actually has a huge speed impact.
So, making that change, and inverting the related conditions causes us to have the following method:
public static IEnu...
1.Using render shortcut function is more preferable than render_to_response. The difference is explained on SO
def index(request):
intentions = Intention.objects.all();
return render('intentions/templates/index.html', {'intentions': intentions})
2.Then django has another shortcut get_...
My program is complete and working, but I would like second opinions on it. The program prompts the user to enter something like a phrase or some words. Then it will create an acronym of what was entered. What are some adjustments I can make to my program to make it more efficient?
#include <io...
If your enum only has two values, you don't have an enum, you have a bool.
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I'm unsure of the legal implications of actually pulling the source local and building/using the so...
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I just started learning MIPS assembly at my university and I would like some feedback on this code. It works but I am interested to hear what I could do to improve it (best practice, efficiency, etc). The program is Project Euler Problem #1, finding the sum of multiples of 3 or 5 less than 1000. ...
I am wondering if it would be bad to ask for the same code review, just under a different language.
For example:
Hypothetically I post a question asking for a code review of my Ruby "Hello World" program, but then, I create a C# "Hello World" program, and would like insight as well. Since they ...
numpy.random.get_state() returns a tuple. I want to write this to a file so I can use the same state later if required.
I got it down to the following, but csv throws an error:
import csv
import numpy as np
def write_state():
with open("state_file", "w") as file:
csv.register_diale...
