@PeterCordes After 10+ Posts, you've contributed nothing but guesses and paranoia. If all you want to do is nitpick, maybe you should try codereview.stackexchange.com. — bitwise28 secs ago
A while ago I asked for a code review of my automatically keyed map and I have recently had the time to get around to writing some unit tests for it using JUnit4.
The test ensures that all of the "primary" functionality works, i.e. the things that could actually go wrong. The reason I don't test...
I don't know if you can/should unit-test database code either, really I think the only thing that I could test (and I already have a way of doing this with the GUI) is to make sure a valid connection is available
Of course, you can't prove that the button actually calls that method if you make a typo, for example, but that is why you manually test the thing too.
A lot of this is also already extracted, like FrameDefault, PanelBasic, LabelTitleCentered, TextFieldSingleLine, etc. those are all custom component classes with a lot more boilerplate there
It would probably cost 3k to replace it now; we got it on clearance for 2k + Office 2010 (including the 2013 upgrade) + 3 years of full warranty protection.
I just had to help my sister with her Toshiba having BSOD's and complete lockups caused by a failing driver.
Couldn't figure out what was up, so we reinstalled Windows.
Then, the computer locked again, so I disabled that driver.
@Heslacher Minking.
The Intel and AMD drivers both showed warning signs, so I upgraded them both. The AMD driver still caused problems, so I re-disabled it--no problems since.
Then, we discovered she didn't have sound anymore. After uninstalling and reinstalling every sound driver on the system, I installed the Realtek driver from the support page, and it works.
My sister was going next thing to hysterical, though, which made it trickier than it should have been.
So, that and church and watching the Ken Burns Mark Twain documentary and hunting Japanese beetles was my weekend. How was yours?
I needed to check the values in various Lists and Maps. In my case, the various types of Objects that needed checking were of four types:
String
List<String>
Map<String, String>
Map<String, List<String>>
So, I came up with the following types test methods:
@Test
public void testString() {
...
i am new to MVC and I want to learn it with entity framework step by step??how do i start? i also search for google and there are lots of things available but lack of proper explanation.
@200_success That's fair enough, I think; I suppose that PE solutions could easily be found in maths Q&A/forums as well, the programming part is sort of incidental
Speaking personally, I want to do PE to get better at math, but doing it with programming also gives me a chance to get better at another thing in the process
I'm thinking of buying a math book or two, perhaps. Think arithmetic or algebra would be a good place to start? I'm really not into predictive math like trigonometry or calculus
The probability problems may be tricky, but it's actually just advanced counting. You should be able to figure that stuff out if you think about it in the right way.
@200_success I suppose "the right way" is often different from "the obvious way"? For instance, how I implemented PE3 literally, when there is a much better way which is less obvious
"What do you think about my implementation?" - there's a separate codereview.stackexchange.com website for such open-ended questions; this site focuses on specific technical questions. "How can I make the function "Find" friend of "List" and "Node" in order to AVOID using the function members "Begin", "Next" and "Data"?" - use the friend - there are examples in the linked documentation. — Tony Djust now
Is there a quicker/better way of doing this, mine works great for small vectors but if i get a vector with an arbitrarily large size this would probably take forever to run. Thanks.(P.S. its been a while since I've written any code so please excuse me for any sloppiness).
/*Fill a vector with in...
Any suggestion to optimize/simplify the code below?
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@200_success Here is this years maybe you can get something out of it. It seems very similar. However this is taken first semester so it is a tad easier.
I needed to check the values in various Lists and Maps. In my case, the various types of Objects that needed checking were of four types:
String
List<String>
Map<String, String>
Map<String, List<String>>
So, I came up with the following types test methods:
@Test
public void testString() {
...
i am new to MVC and I want to learn it with entity framework step by step??how do i start? i also search for google and there are lots of things available but lack of proper explanation.
Any suggestion to optimize/simplify the code below?
$(window).scroll(function () {
if (!isMobileDevice) {
var offset = $(this).scrollTop();
if (!WsGretel.$calcBox)
return;
var $Rightcontainer = WsGretel.$calcBox.parents("#content-body-right");
va...
