I'm a total beginner at Python and I would like someone to rate my code and to give me tips about talking between threads in Python. I don't know if I need these much threads for this script, but by doing so I was able to obtain a way faster response from the GUI.
The code purpose is not importan...
This defines count-pairs which
takes a collection of integers
returns the number of pairs of integers that are equal to each other.
If the input collection has these integers ...
1 2 2 1 1
... then count-pairs returns 2 because
one pair can be made with the 1's
a second pair can be made with ...
I have adapted this from object-oriented methods to a more basic function style of JavaScript below. It is essentially a B+tree which doesn't do key-based lookup but does index-based lookup. And it has some added constraints of keeping arrays always powers of two up to 32 (1, 2, 4, 8, 16, and 32)...
I had like to get some feedback about my Thread Safe Python Client-Server example.
Is it really thead-safe?
Do you see any dead-locks or other thread problems?
# Server
import socket
import sys
import threading
import select
class ServerConnection():
def __clientThread(self, callback, conne...
I am looking for feedback on my code's overall structure and design. I made a few concessions in reusability for the sake of not overcomplicating things (static/const public variables in the Game1 class) but think it's pretty usable otherwise. I would like to make this room generator easy to use ...
This currently runs with 1400+ sockets and manages data correctly and in the manner the application requires. I do have an issue with the HandleData method where the receive channel stacks an excess of messages. They eventually all get processed the channel rarely exceeds 250 items.
Besides the o...
I wrote 'Client.cpp' and 'Client.cpp' that do the following.
This is a part of the graduate research assistant screening process.
Create a client and server program communicating over TCP socket.
Establish TLS connection between the client and server
Implement a hash service on the server
Take...
The code below is an implementation of purely recursive solution to find a powerset of any given set. The input set is a string, and the output - array of strings. Both of them are wrapped into a structure for convenience. The underlying algorithm is pretty common one. The recursive function exe...
I want fo fix number of digits after '.' in digit represented by string.
Is there better solution than mine?
My code
def convert(s):
""" Convert 1234.12345678 to 1234.123"""
vec = s.split('.')
if len(vec) == 2 and len(vec[1]) > 3:
return vec[0] + '.' + vec[1][:3]
return s
