Motivation
I have this repository. It contains a program that analyzes an input text file and builds a word graph: in the graph, each node represents a word in the analyzed text. Now, if there are two consecutive words, A and B, we create a directed arc from A to B. When the graph is built, the l...
I've read your comments. It looks like you're advocating re-opening it:
@TobySpeight This is a Jetpack Compose modifier. Some more context could be helpful for sure, like the whole composable that is using this modifier, but for someone who knows Jetpack Compose, this is quite reviewable. — Simon Forsberg22 hours ago
If the question is not good enough, the best thing that can happen to the question is remain closed till OP decides to edit it and make it good enough.
@Peilonrayz I've been working for a year already on migrating our 30 year old C++ build system to something a bit more modern
Also fun way yesterday to notice that some files erroneously ended up being ignored by .gitignore but were present on my own PC and everything built without a problem
I remember using SVN and learning about Git. People told me SVN was ancient. Now you're telling me some reaction control system can do versioning as well?
I like the approach and doing it specifically is clearer (although I've had to do it so much in my typical codebases that the general approach helps). I strongly advise against having the static global const name 'shadow' the type name, which will trip future devs. The use of CAPS for statics is a common convention across a few languages but anything distinct from the type name is better (e.g. userTypeList if that's more your style). Unrelated to the shadowing, in code review I would reject any runtime value that had PascalCase. In Typescript, that is conventionally reserved for types. — cefn46 secs ago
Firstly, yes I'm a beginner. The code does function correctly but it looks ugly and I'm unsure if it is easily readable.
I think my issue is the fact I've used 'return False' 5 times in a single function. Could this be written better? If so, is it very bad or just a slight tweak(s)?
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I've got something really simple this time where I'm mapping pandas' Series to dataclasses with a oneliner helper function (as I have several models):
import pandas as pd
from typing import Any
from dataclasses import dataclass, fields
def create_dataclass(data: pd.Series, factory: Any) -> Any:...
I'm trying to build a format that can represent the user's cart on my website in the most compact way. The website is related to computer parts and there are 23 product categories. Each product has an unsigned integer as the product id. The product ids can range from 0 to a couple of million mayb...
I've got something really simple this time where I'm mapping pandas' Series to dataclasses with a oneliner helper function (as I have several models):
import pandas as pd
from typing import Any
from dataclasses import dataclass, fields
def create_dataclass(data: pd.Series, factory: Any) -> Any:...
