In order to learn c++ I have written a solution to this Kattis problem
Basically the program is to accept a number of shapes (circles and rectangles) on std in and a set of points and output the number of shapes that include each point.
Seeing as it is my first c++ program I'm sure I have made ...
I've been researching ways to reduce response size on requests in my rest API without adding lots of calls to get back just the Id and single properties. What I've ended up attempting is creating the ability for the API consumer to specify the fields they want back from a default response model ...
I had a test on sorting using quick sort algorithm,
I implemented.
Its working fine.
But the examiner is not satisfied.
Please have a look at me implementation,
function quickSort(inputArray){
var pivotIndex = undefined;
var low_Index = undefined;
var high_Index = undefined;
pivotI...
I'm working on optimizing a class for decompressing Mass Effect 3's .sfar files. .sfar files are archives, and this function decompresses a file from inside an .sfar and writes it to the provided Stream.
Sometimes the file isn't compressed, and so just gets copied to the output stream. Most of...
I'm publishing a couple of my packages to PyPI. Both have a fairly similar structure:
project-root/
package/
__init__.py
package/
__init__.py
...
test/
...
The relation is one user can print many carnets.
The problem is not CreateTable("dbo.Beneficiarios".... stuff) again I just need make the relation with both tables.
My database has created table beneficiaries, and to update the database I have to delete the table beneficiaries to be able to upd...
This is how I solved the binary gap problem, but it seems to be different from the answers out there. Is it because this is a bad approach in terms of performance? I wanted to get some ideas:
function binaryGap(number) {
let binary = (number >>> 0).toString(2), // convert to binary
r...
