So I am here to ask for criticism as for my first week of python I feel like I have improved a lot, I recreated the first program I made within my first hour with a tutorial, the one I made now is based from the knowledege I have gained within the week. It is my first language so I am sorry if th...

I am a beginner that have only learned till classes. I made a python calculator that takes input in a single line and gives the result.i hope you can give any suggestion on how to improve it. input: 2+9*67/7-7*9 output: ['25.14285714285714'] note: I decided to deal with the negative operators by ...

Front End CRM System For The Code- CRM system, front-end form. Requirement- Within a form users have to give a rating to a section based on user inputs, each rating has different weighting. The rating is stored in an option set field. I have used JavaScript to calculate the average score of thes...

This is my startup code that joins two tables StoreConfiguration and GateConfiguration. I save the. Storeid is pk in store and FK for gate. What follows is the entity information: We store this on startup and feed values to other flows based on this. Whenever I fetched any value I did some stream...

The algorithm involves using two stacks. One stack (call it token_stack) holds the operators (like +, - etc) and operands (like 3,4 etc) and the other stack (call it count_stack) holds the number of operands left to be seen (say 2 for binary operators). Anytime an operator is seen, it is pushed ...

The structure of a class file consists of a single structure (presented here using pseudostructures written in a C-like structure notation): ClassFile { u4 magic; u2 minor_version; u2 major_version; u2 constant_pool_count; cp_inf...

I will be starting a new job soon and I'm learning about hexagonal applications implemented with Spring Boot. I found a ton of different resources and I became a bit lost. My main concerns are: How to structure my files? Is my current structure correct? Am I breaking any concepts of Hexagonal Ar...

What it does The code creates a logger class which instantiates a circular buffer at construction and uses producer-consumer style approach using condition_variable to log and print the messages to stdout. Code logger.h #pragma once #include <chrono> #include <condition_variable> #include <cstdio>...

I'm using Grand Central Dispatch and have a job which repeatedly runs a task over and over. At the end of each iteration, it should check if anyone else has requested that the loop be suspended/canceled. My first attempt at this was void suspend(void) { dispatch_semaphore_wait(idle, DISPATC...

I've made an associative array data structure (more details in the code comments below). What I'm interested in getting a critique on is the usage of double pointers. Are they necessary here? Am I allocating and freeing the memory correctly? assoc_array.h #ifndef __ASSOC_ARRAY_H__ #define __ASS...

Can someone please review my rwlock implementation to see if there are any issues with correctness (hopefully not), give any feedback on how to write good C code etc, design patterns which could be useful. struct rwlock{ pthread_cond_t read_var; pthread_cond_t write_var; p...