To learn about Rust and parsing, I wrote a simple calculator that can solve problems involving the four basic operations (+, -, *, /) as well as exponentiation. For the sake of simplicity and performance, everything is an f64, so you get all of the usual float weirdness like 0.30000000000000004 a...

I have to input text string to define what I want to change let ID = (text).split(",") var k = ID[3] What code should I use to be more readable? So I want use one of the folowing: A) switch (ID[0]){ case "Bor": switch(ID[1]){ case "G": sw...

A second thought of Figure/number to text converter javascript implementation implementing improvements from the previous code review request, most notable (1) avoid division of large numbers and (2) refactor the repetitive code of converters with a factory with fluent interface design pattern i...

The problem is as follows: A user needs to be able to purchase goods. He has a total of five distinct goods available: I've called them '1', '2', '3', '4', and '5', If the user buys them in sets, he gets a discount. However, to get the discounts, each set must contain at most one unit of each goo...

This is my first "real" attempt at decoding an HTTP request on the server side. This is the interface I think should be sufficient. But because I am new to the details would love to get some feedback on if there is some missing information that a client would like to see. #ifndef THORSANVIL_NISSE...