There are two cases. Case 1: Message message = Request.GetResponse(type); message["ProccessID"] = Request.Message["ProccessID"]; message["MainProccessID"] = Request.Message["MainProccessID"]; message["RefDocumentID"] = Request.Message["DocumentID"]; message["OfficeName"] = Request.Message["Offic...

normally I code in Java but have recently been trying to teach myself C for a university course I will be taking next semester. (I'm about to enter my third year). I wouldn't consider myself the best programmer, or even a good one. Now, I was just wondering if anyone would be able to take a qui...

Actually not to sure if this is the right place to be asking this but. Essentially What's happening is in my Xamarin forms application I'm Using the Woo-commerce Api The Api returns weird Results on the MetaData for "Groups of Quantity" Sometime's it's null sometimes "" sometimes 0, The Stepper ...

I'm new to C programming but this is my attempt at a Scene/State machine. I haven't had a code review before so I'm guessing this is gonna hurt :D § Preliminary SceneFSM manages Scenes, one Scene "active" at a time. A Scene is just a C file with method definitions; Each scene may (or may not) ...

I am trying to sort vectors based on a reference vector. First I am getting the indexes for the reference vector and then using that I am doing inplace sorting for the rest of the vectors. #include <vector> #include <cassert> #include <iostream> #include <algorithm> using iter = std::vector<int>...

I was working on a basic news flask application since one month. I was started get some 'ImportError', then I got help from stackoverflow to use 'flask blueprint' for better management of my application. I restructure my flask application but now some routes('user/login') aren't working. I fixed...

I was asked to migrate this question from SO here. I know there are already several questions regarding folder structures, relative imports, modules/scripts, and __init__.py files, but even after reading up on those topics, proper project setup is still the thing that confuses me the most about ...

I have written a python script to guess anything which the question has asked....but there is a problem that I can't figure it out....everything is working well by giving a single character. But if I gave any word which has all the correct character which the given question need...it doesn't work...

This query executes very slowly and I wonder if it can be improved? We have an Access database split to front end / back end with around 50 users. BE is in a network folder and FE is on users' hard drives. Data entered into the FE is stored in FE tables until the user has finished inputting a...

I'm the creator of the plugin Prettier Pug Plugin Everything works fine and I have a lot of tests because I used TDD I currently have a large index.ts (permalink) In this file mainly an array of tokens is iterated in the parse function and each token is specifically treated in a huge switch cas...

I have this code working but its using IndexOf I am not sure if that is the best or only option for search for a string value. What I have is a list that will need to remove a world from the child name if it is the same as the name. namespace DupName { public class Program { stat...

Brief I have asked this forum to review the previous versions of my code here. My calculator takes the input either separated by spaces or newline. If a command is not recognized, the program prints out an error, and all input is trimmed of leading and trailing spaces to prevent buggy input. Ho...

I wrote the following snipet code within Cumulocity platform. runForTenant must be in a separate thread. What is your an opinion about my code. is there any need for optimization? Thanks LinkedList<CompletableFuture<Void>> asyncThreads = new LinkedList<CompletableFuture<Void>>(); ...

I tried to write a small header-only library that provides a type similar to iterators for std::tuple as well as some stl-like algorithms. I would be grateful for your comments and suggestions. Code on github: https://github.com/Nicholas42/Cpp-Bits-and-Pieces/tree/master/tup_iter // tup_iter.hp...

I've made a HTTP client and would like some tips to improve my code, it's supposed to be built for xamarin forms but should work with any implementation. My goal of this project was to learn more about HTTP client and also create a project that I can just copy the class into any new project wher...

I'm relatively new to programming as I've just started university. My assignment is to develop a program (by using a function and a linked list with pointers with integer elements) which does the following: the function visits every element from the beginning. if the current element plus one is <...

I recently started learning C++ myself online and I have attempted to do the bunny beginner exercise here. I did not do the "run in real time" and "save each turn to a file" modification yet, but I did do everything else, including the grid. Basically I am looking for any feedback, if at all. So...

I'm learning algorithm and this is my implementation of quick sort, please guide how can i improve it further and what are other more optimal ways to implement quick sort? def quick_sort(arr): length = len(arr) if length <= 1: return arr else: pivot = arr.pop() ...

I have to translate some default messages in a page that is rendered by the back-end, but I must do it in the front-end. Can't afford to spend the time doing internationalization. Is this a good quick fix? I really know this is not the best idea at all. var language = navigator.language; const...

Here is the Connect 4 code that I am talking about. It is a working code! However, I cannot follow and understand the lines of code under the "tap" function and how they work. The code is below: from turtle import * from freegames import line turns = {'red': 'yellow', 'yellow': 'red'} state = {...

How can I vectorize this function? It takes an array of array of tuples as input and computes the distance between elements using Levenstein's method. I found some simpler examples but they weren't of much use for me since I couldn't apply the same logic for my problem. Any help with making this ...

I am trying to improve my skills and I'd like to work on avoiding bad practices and mistakes. Can anyone skim over my code and point out what should have been implemented more efficiently or in a more compact way? I am a newbie to RXJS and I would appreciate if you give some hint on organizin...

I have created a wrapper for Fetch to send requests to my API. The module exports api, and requests can be made with: api.get({ url: '/users' }) or api.post({ url: '/users', data: {id: 1, name: myName} }) After receiving the HTTP response from fetch I do some additional tasks, like update ...