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This regex seems to work for me, but I'm curious if anyone can think of a breaking case, or tell me anything I did wrong.
(If it seems the regex does what I say I want it do to, say so, then for fun you can help me become more neurotic about what I actually want it to do, which hinges on the que...
Hello I am looking to gain experience with java script. Can someone send me a link to somewhere that I can look up some of the syntax that I am having trouble learning.
Mainly things like "<<" and "/\w/"
I find code that works but if I don't know why it works I have little hope of harnessing th...3
I used to include a PHP file -- database.detl.php -- at the very top of my index.php file containing the following code:
try{
$dbh_options = array(/*...*/);
$dbh = new PDO('mysql:host=localhost;dbname='.db_name.';charset=utf8',db_user,db_user_pw,$dbh_options);
} catch(PDOException $e) {
...
I've been asked to write a program that tests if a given string is a palindrome or not. n is a string of length 1<=x<=10000 containing no spaces or special characters. I wrote the following in a few minutes:
def run(n):
n = n.replace('\n','')
nprime = n[::-1]
Bool = True
for i in range(...
Please review the code quality of this JavaScript Quiz App.
Code improvement tips and simplify are welcome.
Demo - http://jsbin.com/eRiSUhIB/1/
var quiz = [{
"question": "What is the full form of IP?",
"choices": ["Internet Provider", "Internet Port", "Internet Protocol"],
"correct": "I...
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I have a question about the Repository pattern. This is my repository:
public abstract class RepositoryBase<T> : IDisposable, IRepository<T> where T : class, IEntity
{
/// <summary>
/// For iterations using LINQ extension methods on the IQueryable and IEnumerable interfaces
...
So I have another issue, I'm trying to handle connections made by local socket along with data from serial port. So here is my concept:
Serial port is opened and monitored by select
Local socket is opened and put in Listen state
inside loop I call my function accept_connection periodically
When...
I've heard that putting your passwords inside of the actual code of a program is bad practice. How would you guys go about compromising the password in a compiled program besides a brute force attack? Thank you!
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So I have some Node/Express.js controllers which implement the exports.method Node module convention. This particular controller also has a few helper methods. The code works fine!
However, I'm a stickler for conventions, best practices etc. and recently I've been going back over one of my p...
Below is code that will compile when INT_MAX is equal to 232. It will generate a compiler error when INT_MAX is not equal to 232.
#include <iostream>
#include <climits>
namespace NBitCheck
{
template<bool> struct CTAssert;
template<> struct CTAssert<true> {};
constexpr bool intbitw...1
Haskell:
import Data.List.HT -- or Data.List.Grouping
takeruns xs@(x:xss) = map (map fst) pss
where pss = segmentAfter (uncurry (>)) $ zip xs xss
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I'm on my phone so can only give pointers.
In the first loop you can use Map.get and switch on its value:
null: put True and add to wordsByLength
True: put False and remove from wordsByLength
False: do nothing
Map<Integer, Set<String>> wordsByLength tracks unique word sets, one per word le...
Your algorithm is O(n^2), and as much as you can optimize, you can't do better with this.
I don't see any particularly slow path.
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I've started learning F# and functional programming in general, but the code I wrote doesn't seems to be really functional. Could you take a look and say how to make it more as it should be in functional programming?
type internal CsvReader(source : Stream) =
// input stream
let stream...2
In C++, sizeof returns the size of a number relative to the size of char.
So, sizeof(int) should give you how many chars each int takes.
Next, we need to know how many bits each char has. CHAR_BIT has that information.
So try this:
constexpr size_t bits_per_int = sizeof(int) * CHAR_BIT;
const...0
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