The following code is my lab which focused on implementing any 3 known sorting algorithms out there. Since the professor gave us a choice to pick any of them and compare their execution time I chose Quick Sort, Selection Sort, and Heap Sort. I had the option to choose bogo or bubble sort but I th...
This is a Part2 to this question where the task was to plot the data that I got from my time measurements.
I've never worked with Jupyter Notebooks (ipynb) since most people I talked to were critiquing (in a bad way) them.
A lot of repetition is noticeable, that's because I haven't gotten the han...
The following code implements a package, which can be used to execute functions in the correct order based on dependencies.
Example:
package main
import (
"my/setup"
"fmt"
)
func main() {
// a depends on nothing
a := setup.Add(func() { fmt.Println("a") })
// b depends on a
...
Update
This experiment has been graduated. The new styling for vote arrows is now live across the Stack Exchange network.
About a year ago, the Product team, focused on improving the general experience, conducted an experiment to update the styling of the voting arrows on Stack Overflow in order...
This is a user style that I managed to come up with in about 15 minutes, based on a cached copy of a question with old styles.
button.js-vote-down-btn,
button.js-vote-up-btn {
border: none !important;
border-radius: 0 !important;
background: none !important;
padding: 0 !important;...
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In multiple parts of my program, user input needs to be validated and categorized. As these "validation trees" can get pretty unwieldy, I've started splitting them out in different functions, for example like this:
from enum import Enum, auto
class InputCat(Enum):
INVALID = auto()
HELP ...
Waiting for output
array1=(a1,a2,a3)
array2=(1-2,3-4,5)
thank
Dim dt As New DataTable
dt.Columns.Add("a")
dt.Columns.Add("b")
dt.Rows.Add("a1", "1")
dt.Rows.Add("a1", "2")
dt.Rows.Add("a2", "3")
dt.Rows.Add("a2", "4")
dt.Rows.Add("a3", "5")
Dim dr() As DataRow
...
I am developing an embedded application on a DSP. The running application is quite complex and can be modified from a standardized object dictionary (see CiA profile).
On the firmware, I have a bunch of objects and attributes. An API allows for setting/modifying/updating elements on my running ap...
