Just for fun I wrote some Javascript that "converts" an image into pure HTML / CSS. The user is able to select a local image. This image is loaded into an invisible canvas in order to extract pixeldata from the image. Using the pixeldata, a structure of 1x1 <div/> elements is created with each el...

The following mundane task that I use frequent enough to wonder if there is not a better way. Is a very simple package that already covers these things. Things like: Create an object that has keys: let myObject = inflateFrom(arrayOfKeys); function inflateFrom(array,default=1){ let newObject ...

It suppose that if i check the checkbox, it also appear status false or true on the table. But it only apperas on the first row. The second and the third row not appear the status. Why is that? how to make it show the status on every single row. Thanks $output =''; $output .=' <table> <tr> <...

Let say I have a function to create some data (for example new customer). When I create a new customer in my system, I need to call API from one vendor side so we can insert this data to their system also. If there are multiple vendor APIs, I need to know which vendor API to call when creating ...

public function indexAction() { $this->setJsonResponse(); $debug = $this->config->debug; $urls = $this->request->getPost(); $config = \Phalcon\DI::getDefault()->getShared('config'); $name = $error = null; $response = [ "success" => [], ]; foreach ($urls as ...

I have seen some solution here for the same problem, this and this I have found better ways to solve this problem. I just want to know how good or bad my code and way of approaching this problem is. using System; public class Program { public static void Main() { int sum = 0; ...

i need to find a cookie name is available or not in the cookie string , i have achieved this, we can use cookie-parser but i don't want to use the package so i have written the below code ,can i reduce the code in a better way more optimised ? function checkCookie(cookie, cookieToBeSearc...

I'm working with big 2d numpy arrays, and a function that I need to iterate over each row of these arrays. To speed things up, I've implemented parallel processing using Python's multiprocessing module. Each worker of the pool gets an array index, which is used to read the data from the shared a...

I recently just finished making this blackjack game using C++ and SDL2. Although this took a lot longer than I expected it to, I feel like I'm getting a good hang of everything. However, this is only my third game and feel like there's bound to be a lot of room for improvement. There's a lot diff...

I've just started using PyCuda, but I have some experience in high performance computing on CPU. I've tried to port one of my old models for generating the Buddhabrot to run on my GPU instead. To briefly explain the algorithm to anyone not familiar, the idea is this: Generate a random complex n...

This is my first 'real' project in C# , i looked up some tutorials on the Internet for Tic Tac Toe. But they were not how i wanted it to be, so i came up with some own ideas and wanted some tips on improvement, because i know some things could be different. I simply don't really know how. So he...

First time I ask something here instead of Overflow, so sorry if I do something wrong. I have three objects related to each other : Product, Characteristic, Value. A product can have multiple characteristic, A characteristic can have multiple value, A characteristic can have a single value for ...

I have just finished a small program for Tower of Hanoi using recursion. I did it to practice OOP which I recently learnt. It took me about 2 hours to research about the recursive algorithm and write out the code. It works, after much debugging... However, after comparing to other implementations...

(Somewhat) new to python and coding in general! Using python 3.7 and pandas, I'm running code to create a searchable list of people in my dataframe, and I feel like my way of telling duplicates apart is very roundabout. I would love some advice on making it simpler and more efficient. I have a ...

I am formatting a data result from the array of objects that looks like this: const data = { periods: [{ month: 'January', sickLeave: { differance: '-12000', revision: '6000', paid: '18000', }, holidayLeave: { differance: '10000', revisio...

So I've been learning python myself from online course and wanted to practice everything I had learnt so far in a fun way, so started a text based game. Now I've gone through quite a few iterations of this game and managed to solve this issue once but unfortunately, I can't remember how I did it,...

I want to take a text file like: hello my friend and read it into memory, for example as a LinkedList, so I get {"hello", "my", "friend"} Right now, I'm using StringBuilder, like this: private void getTokens() throws IOException { StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); int ch; ...

I did not like that get synchronizes every time I call it - because I may be calling it more than once. So I wrote the wrapper for the future interface which keeps not synchronized local variable for cached result. I am very sure it is thread safe. Please have a look: import java.util.concurrent...

Overview I was challenged recently to write some code that could find the smallest integer that when multiplied and divided by 2 or 3, retained all of its digits and gained no extras. For example: With 2 285714 When multiplied: 571428. When divided: 142857. With 3 31046895 When multi...

This is a little Programm to show how a WAVe-File Generator could be written. It use a Function-Object "SinFunction" to calculade the value of any point of the amplitude in time. This Object and two floats a given to the Constructor of the generator object. The two floats a the Frequency and the ...

I have a function which does take the names from an array and returns the appropriate string. Now there are two solutions which both work. Solution A function likes(names) { if (names.length === 0) { return 'no one likes this'; } if (names.length === 1) { return `${...

I'm working on a program that will (hopefully) eventually allow me to perform frame rate analysis like Digital Foundry does. The code below works (as far as I know), but before I iterate on it, I'd like some feedback as I'm new to both C++ and OpenCV. I say "as far as I know" because I'm not su...

I have written my own little auto-generated table class, and I was wondering if you guys can give me some tips on how to make this code more elegant and secure and maybe compact it so I use only one function to bind everything when I call it out! The DB connection file: <?php $host = 'localhost...

Pardon if this question is very poorly formed but I'll give a background. I recently started my #100DaysOfCode Challenge and I spare out some time from a really hectic routine. An hour. Everyday. I usually try to code a data structure(today was queues) but I'm confused if I'm supposed to consi...

https://github.com/MihirLuthra/C-programs-for-clg/blob/master/QueueImplementationByLinkedList.c simple implementation of queue using linked list in C suggestions welcomed for improvising my coding habits

In the game engine that I'm creating, I have a Position Service. This service is the single authority of what is or isn't a valid position in the world. A goal of mine for this project is to make it as easy as possible to do the right thing, and as hard as possible to do the wrong thing. I've s...

I've written a simple web service which allows a user to shutdown or reboot a system from the LAN. Although written to be used on an RPI which lacks a power or reset button, it can be used on any Linux system. Aside from the missing secure login (I'm assuming everyone on the network can be trust...

This is a method that sends the data to TCP server. private async void TrySend(string data) { // Create the StreamSocket and establish a connection to the echo server. StreamSocket socket = new StreamSocket(); try { var streamSocket = new Windows.Networki...

Over the years I have seen a few different methods of boolean toggling and I am curious on a few things. bool temp = false; private void ToggleTemp() { // Complete breakdown. if (temp) temp = false; else temp = true; // NOT operator. temp = !temp; // XOR operator. t...

It is an algorithmic exercise that must compile and run. I'm concerned about the complexity of the solution, but also about how to present such solution (should I use classes? Standard Library functions? Global variable?). I'm usually trying to have the "best modern c++" style, but I'm a bit conf...

filename = open('text.txt','r') y = input('What is the users name?') for line in filename: print(line) str(line) str(y) if y == line: print('Access Granted') else: print('Mission failed, we will get them next time') filename.close

I asked for help accomplishing this on StackExchange. How to efficiently read a large file with a custom newline character using Python? And ended up providing my own answer which is duplicated here. 👇 class ChunkedFile(object): """ Yields file in 100 megabyte chunks (by default). ...

I'm just getting started with Python and was hoping for some feedback on a simple tic-tac-toe game I wrote. Specifically, is there a simpler way to check the win conditions for the game, and to break the loops at the end without repeating the code twice, and just generally how to shorten this to ...

I had a JSON file in this format, { "cols": [ "Employee", "start_time" ], "data": [ [ "Serena", "Sat, 22 Aug 2015 14:06:03 -0700" ], [ "Rhonda", "Sun, 25 Mar 2012 10:48:52 -0700" ], ...

I prepared the following code for a job interview in the last few months. Unfortunately the interviewer would not provide feedback on the code itself. I'd like to get some community feedback to ensure that I'm on the right track, and to help improve my performance as a better candidate in the fut...

I am a total beginner at Python, so I wrote a very simple snake game using pygame to get some practice with it. I also don't have too much experience with object-oriented design. Does the code layout look okay? Is it easy to read and understand? I'm sure it can be simplified some. The update...

I am no javascript expert, and I have managed to hack together a node.js script that does exactly what I want it to do: upload images contained within a folder to Google Cloud Storage for a Firebase project, and then return the public access urls. Given that I have limited experience with node.js...

Learning to code whilst learning French! Faire d’une pierre deux coups! The problem I am looking to solve is wrapping a web scraper in a RESTful API such that it can be called programmatically from another application, frontend or microservice. The overall goal is that this piece of code will fo...