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REFRESH! There are 7341 unanswered questions (90.4699 answered)
 
 
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Q: Catching any exception and actually do something with it

user877329Say I have a framework, which should catch any exceptions raised from user code, and actually do something with it, such as converting it to a return value namespace framework { template<class Handler> status do_stuff(Handler handler) { try { return handler...

 
 
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possible answer invalidation by Anomalous Physicst on question by Anomalous Physicst: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/285022/revisions
possible answer invalidation by Anomalous Physicst on question by Anomalous Physicst: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/285022/revisions
possible answer invalidation by Anomalous Physicst on question by Anomalous Physicst: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/285022/revisions
 
@Duga It's not the first time on this question - I've rollbacked and flagged for possible locking.
 
 
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@TobySpeight Locked for a week.
After the invalidation, the answers were flagged as NAA.
That's... not how it works.
Seems like rev 7 was the most sensible one to remain.
 
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@Mast I couldn't understand why those answers were in the Low Quality queue. I think I understand now. Indeed, that's not how it works!
 
 
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@RMunroe How would this one be funny?
Like literally nothing in it is funny? D:
 
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@skiwi I have no idea what a jorb is.
Homestarrunner? That didn't clear things up.
I suspect it may be some joke about orbits and group actions.
> This comic imagines an alternate reality where mathematicians discover a new Platonic solid. There are five Platonic solids, and it has been mathematically proven that there are exactly five in three-dimensional space. However, in 4 dimensions there exist 6 regular polytopes, 5 which are analogous to the 5 in 3d space, and a sixth which is analogous to the rhombic dodecahedron. In the comic, Randall proposes a new Platonic solid, called the "jorb", which appears to be a roughly conical shape with a round base, a triangular tip, and a rectangular extension at the bottom. Its surface also s
 
 
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@Mast @TobySpeight Thank you. It is definitely not how it works.
 
 
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Q: Simple Model of Library, Books, Checkout, Patrons and Fees

PhaazeRebornThis is an exercise I solved in the PPP book in C++. If there's a better way I could have done something, please tell me. (No main() and Date (just year)) Thank you! For context here is the exercise: This exercise and the next few require you to design and implement a Book class, such as you ca...

 
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@Mast Interesting... though still not funny I think :P
 
@skiwi Maybe for math profs, I haven't asked them.
 
 
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If you're asking how to improve working code you should post it on codereview.stackexchange.com instead — Kevin 50 secs ago
 
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Q: Date Checking in C++

The Compile-Time ComedianI am working on one of my assignments (Hash Tables) and part of it is to include date checking for entries (to ensure they are not in the future). I found this pretty hard since I decided to work with the string and chrono library which I have never used before. I implemented this so far: Helper ...

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Q: factory pattern with variadic contructor

Thomas JerryI have this code for a factory design pattern that will take into account any number of arguments in the constructor. Through a static boolean in the class a certain constructor is registered in the factory. However it requires reinterpret_cast to run. Also the boolean strategy is not very elegan...

 
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Q: Refactoring the O(n^2) algorithm to achieve better performance

Szyszka947That's very simple algorithm that I have written for school's task: #include <iostream> int main() { int n, m; std::cin >> n >> m; int* n_tab = new int[n]; for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) std::cin >> n_tab[i]; int* m_tab = new int[m]; for (int i = 0; i < m; i++) ...

 
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possible answer invalidation by The Compile-Time Comedian on question by The Compile-Time Comedian: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/285194/revisions
possible answer invalidation by The Compile-Time Comedian on question by The Compile-Time Comedian: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/285194/revisions
possible answer invalidation by The Compile-Time Comedian on question by The Compile-Time Comedian: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/285194/revisions
 
@Duga In this case the changes were requested by the person that posted the answer.
 
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Q: Testing Receiver Methods in Golang

SaurabhI'm trying to test and implement an exercise on receiver method from here. This basically states the following: Cars start with full (100%) batteries Each time you drive a car, it covers the it's speed in meters and decreases the remaining battery percentage by its battery drain. If a car's ba...

 
 
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Q: Efficient Solution for Finding Product of Largest Pair in Array

TAHER El MehdiHello fellow developers, I have written a function called max_product that aims to find the product of the largest two integers in a unique array of positive numbers. However, I believe there might be room for performance improvement in my current implementation. I would greatly appreciate your s...

 
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Hi everyone! I'm Julio and I have a suggestion and don't know where to feedback... well, I was updating some question's titles and realised that I can't order my questions by title.
 
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Q: Hangman Game in HTML + CSS + JS

Lucio MazziniI recently developed a hangman game with HTML, CSS and JavaScript and I would like to get your feedback and tips to improve it. The goal of the game is to guess a secret word before 6 incorrect guesses are completed. I would like feedback on how I can improve the readability, efficiency and overa...

 

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