I have created a small static site generator (for learning purposes) in Javascript ES6, using Promises, however, I am not certain of how to use them well. The code below works fine, but I wonder if i can't write my promises a better way.
I call my promises in SSG.start();
const yaml = require('...
I've been trying to create Hangman in Python for a school assessment but I don't understand what is going wrong. My problem here is that after the user guesses the final letter, it keeps on repeating.
import random
import time
name = input("What is your name? ")
print(name + ", ay?")
time.sleep...
As my understanding, I have tried refactor below code.
Do you think I should sequence promise. Is it ok if we keep using result of first response.
After refactor
const sql = require('mssql');
const connectionString = 'somecnnstring';
const query1 = 'some-query-1';
const query2 = 'some-query-...
Some context:
Let me start by saying that until very recently procedural was the paradigm of choice for about 100% of my programming activity, and I was a complete stranger to C++ and OOP concepts. Since a few weeks ago, I have been studying C++ and today I decided to take some random procedural...
I have taken the code from a tutorial of Microsoft webpage.
Of course, the example is for illustration only but I wanted to organize it and make it clear in order to understand it a little more.
Here the link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/winsock/complete-server-code
It almo...
Let's consider the following pair of quadratic inequalities:
$$x^2+x \geq a$$
and
$$x^2-x < a$$
The solution of the first inequality is $$x \geq \frac{-1+ \sqrt{1+4a}}{2}$$ or $$x \geq \frac{-1- \sqrt{1+4a}}{2}$$.
Now, the first one is always going to be larger than the second one, as $$\s...
So as the title states, this is my 4th revision of this class.
Here is the previous post if needed.
I'm hoping someone experienced with things such as noexcept, [[nodiscard]], etc can go over the uses in the class below any make sure I'm on the right track?
Further more, I've attempted to imple...
This is a Leetcode problem -
Given a 2D board and a list of words from the dictionary, find all
words in the board.
Each word must be constructed from letters of a sequentially adjacent
cell, where "adjacent" cells are those horizontally or vertically
neighboring. The same letter ...
My task is to check if we can get from Starting Position to exit(there can be multiple exits) and to display amount of steps of shortest path.
S-Starting postion
O-Walkable space
X-Wall (can't walk through it)
W-Exit
I managed to get above part to work but theres still 1 more thing to do, I ...
I wrote this 2048 game using Python 3 and pygame a few weeks ago. Since I'm getting into CS this summer, I would like to get some review on how I can improve my code in generel. Any tips and improvements are welcome, and highly appreciated.
The code is found below:
import pygame
import random
...
I am implementing Least Constraining values of CSP.
private List<Object> applyLeastConstrainingValueHeuristic(Variable var,
CSP csp) {
List<Pair<Object, Integer>> pairs = new ArrayList<Pair<Object, Integer>>();
for (Object valu...
I've tried to solve this challenge about 4 hours during the contest, but all my attempts exceeded the time limit. I tried to solve it with min-heap, but can't pass all the tests. How it can be solved within given time and space requirements ?
Problem statement
Programmer Alexey likes to ...
During implementation and testing of different small hobby projects I often reach the point where I need (at least I like it more) some random data beyond the usual foo-bar strings or lists. Random here does not mean really mathematical random data but just something that looks random to humans.
...
I my opinion, it's to early to lock a question when moving off-topic comments to the chat for the first time.
It's understandable when it repeats two or three times... and it certainly did in the past (that I'm pretty sure did not end with locking) but the first time should definitely leave the ...
The original question is here:
https://codepen.io/FullstackAcademy/pen/aYNpBe?editors=0010
You'll have to click on the "Readme" tab to get the instructions, but the idea is to return a "slice" of an array without using the .slice() method.
This code is working:
function mySlice(originalArra...
I'm trying to optimize my solution to Wiggle Walk for Kickstart's round 1C. Here's my current solution:
def main():
T = int(input()) # the number of test cases
for case in range(1, T+1):
N, R, C, r, c = map(int, input().split())
instructions = input() # string of N, S,...
As part of the practice, I created minimalist linked list named SimpleList which can be iterated in two different ways: one element after another or by every second element.
Because I'm beginner I would really appreciate your opinion about my solution. Is it correct? What should I change?
...
This is a Target number solution finder which I made with tkinter and is where the user enters a number they want and enters 4 other numbers to find the sum to make the number they want.
This is a screenshot on what the GUI looks like:
This is the code for the project:
from tkinter import Tk,...
I made a function to get a list with numbers around another number. Example: I want to get in a range of 2 numbers around 4. This will return: [2, 6]
import sys
def get_numbers_around(number: int, min_num: int = None, max_num: int = None, range: int = 2, double_range: bool = True) -> list:
...
The question is essentially about the asynchronous behavior of Node.js: The following code snippets summarize the structure of one of the functions of a working Node.js based back-end application.
myArray = [];
myArray = populateMyArray();
doSomethingWithMyArray();
myArray = [];
First myArr...
How about this minimal type- checking decorator (with @, kinda annotations, ) to make type checking of a method while debugging like :
def typecheck(*tuples, **kwtuples):
def decorator(func):
def function_wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
#print('tuples : ' , tuples)
#print('kwtupl...
I have been working my way through the Artificial Intelligence course on https://www.hackerrank.com but I got stuck on a challenge called BotClean.
The challenge is to get a cleaning robot to each dirty cell in a 5 by 5 grid, in the least number of moves possible. It doesn't matter how long the ...
Brief Description:
In my NodeJS Application, I have a model called User.
User.js
module.exports = {
attributes: {
name: {
type: 'string'
}
}
};
My application consists users searching functionality using name attribute. For that I used find users using exact name as below...
I came across a question asked here and here on the Crypto Stack Exchange site, and decided to analyze it as a kind of case study. To demonstrate the concept, I wrote a short python script depicting the proposed encryption scheme. It's mostly list comprehensions or generator expressions and bitwi...
Trying to build a tool-tip style Information box, I know that I could use the generic hover state tool tips which are available from Css & html but I'm looking to create something a bit more dynamic. Their are multiple images this is the code for just one Icon
The Code I have written so far is ...
Challenge: Return the length of the longest word in the provided sentence.
I've made a solution that works but it is kinda bad since the time complexity is O(nlogn) and it involves mutation.
function findLongestWordLength(str) {
let strSplit = str.split(" ");
let wordLengthArray = [];
for...
I'm working on a blog rest api and I would like to get some opinions on where to place the logic for a single operation to filter posts.
I have Category and Post in the model package. A category has a list of posts and a post has a single category.
The wrinkle is that posts can be hidden, mea...
I'm integrating my app with a payment gateway, and have the following code which returns an array to populate the transaction info:
function populate_transaction_info($data)
{
extract($this->extract_model_data($data));
// set to empty array to ensure run-able code
$transaction_info = [];
...
I have an if-else statement in a php class, which works perfectly. I want to know if there could be an any better or faster way to accomplish this?
if( !empty($value_1) && empty($value_2)){
function_1(){ }
} elseif( !empty($value_2) && empty($value_1) ){
function_2(){ }
} elseif (!empty(...
The output of below code is (13, 2, 12)
What should I do if I want to extract the 0.2 from the string? What should I add?
#include <stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>
int main()
{
int val;
char c []="13.2x+12y";
char*p=c;
while(*p){
if( isdigit(*p)||((*p=='-'||*p=='+') &&...
