I use the following code to identify some interested values into a dataframe and them plot a time window before and after that value appeared. It works very well, but I would like to know if there is a less coding way/more pythonic way to accomplish this. Thanks in advance!
Before I go, I try to ...
I am trying to parse a line with a fixed amount of fields and known types.
using Text = FieldType<std::string>;
using Int = FieldType<int>;
using Name = Text;
using TextSpecificField = Text;
using IntSpecificField = Int;
struct LineData
{
Name name;
TextSpecificField textField;
IntS...
Note: I posted this earlier on SO but I think Code Review might be better suited? It's always a tough call to make.
In my project, I have databases with n columns of comparable integer values. The n differs between databases depending on some external factor. I oftentimes want to query these colu...
I want to generate a random seed based on a string value (which is ~32 characters long).
I don't want to use string.GetHashCode() since I may later will need a working implementation in another language (C++, Python, JavaScript) (Yes I will need to get rid of Random() too then and all other .NET ...
Context
Chapter 6 of Learn You A Haskell contains a function called chain, which outputs the Collatz sequence of a given input.
(In short, it takes a natural number. If that number is even, it divides it by two. If it's odd, it multiplies it by 3 and then adds 1 to that. It then takes the resulti...
