Does this look like a good method to hash a user password. I'm not very familiar with how this whole hashing process works and below is a bunch of stuff I've seen on many different posts.
My main concern are all of the numbers. Do they all need to match? do they need to match something like t...
RE: "Not all of our answers have to hit everything that is wrong with the code." This was something that I didn't grok when I looked over the site last week. I really wanted to provide an answer or two, but the urge to provide a comprehensive answer (or none at all) was overwhelming. It might be helpful if site regulars led by example and started answering unanswered (meaning no answers at all) in this way. (N.B. I looked at Perl and Lua questions, which are probably minorities here. That might be a different problem than what one might see on more popular tags.) — Jon EricsonNov 15 '13 at 21:01
The overall program I have to do is a simple tax return. Add wages, interest, dividends, and other income. Deduct $2,800 for each dependent.
income = wages + interest + dividends + other income - (number of dependents * 2800)
I have that and that part is good. Now after I get that, I ask ...
@amon about the whole too many answers thing, I do believe that @ChrisW went a little overboard, but I think he has the idea of cleaning them up later, or merging a couple of them together, so that the ones that are most alike will be merged together, but that having multiple answers is ok
@Malachi ah, thanks for the context. Well, I don't mind 2 answers per person either, e.g. when they both cover separate topics that could stand alone. This is of course not the case with single-line answers. My comment has been acknowledged by @ChrisW, so I guess he'll clean up when he finds the time (Weekend is coming :-) )
I'm having a problem adapting the strategy pattern to my code.
Here is an example console application or how I want to structure my code. But I'm not sure of several things.
Basically, I know the strategy pattern goal is to simplify and help also eliminate the need to if else case switch stru...
I have several generic methods that use the typeof operator to determine the type of mapper class to create. Eventually this is going to get out of hand. Can anyone suggest a better way to handle this? I have been reading up a bit and it seems like an abstract factory pattern or IOC would be a...
I got a lot of good feedback on my other question. So I will take another swing at it, post my revisions, and hopefully get some more.
First, the configuration hasn't changed. Here's the JSON file:
{
"DisplaySettings": {
"IsFullScreen": false,
"PreferredBackBufferWidth": 800,
"Pre...
str, ski = int(input("text here")), int(input("text here"))
if str < 1 or str > 50 or ski < 1 or ski > 50:
print("did not enter between 1 and 50")
Is there anyway to shorten the if statement in that code? I find that it is a bit too long, but I don't really know how to shorten it.
...
I have this assignment where I'm supposed to code an algorithm for finding the quantity of Longest Increasing Subsequences from an array of (different) integers and print them all.
I developed one which always gives me the right answer, but I have 2 issues with it:
It's a little slow
When the ...
@200_success: If he wanted more rep, he could've asked Santa. He could've at least expanded on those answers or combine the one-lined ones into one answer.
I have the following code that I hope developers will use.
[LKOauth showLogin: self data: data
success: ^(NSString * code) {
NSLog(@"%@", code);
}
cancel: ^(void) {
// user canceled
}
failure: ^(NSError * ...
I am not sure if this good programming. I am not the well template programmer.
I have a big simulation framework (rigid body simulation).
And so far I have one special include file "TypeDefs.hpp" which only defines (prototypes) of all classes in the framework to be used as types as a hirarchica...
As a learning process, I am trying to see how one best applies MVC in JavaScript without the use of a framework. As part of this process, I have been looking into TodoMVC, as it has a bunch of different implementations of the same small app, one of which is in vanilla javascript (meaning no extra...
The overall program I have to do is a simple tax return. Add wages, interest, dividends, and other income. Deduct $2,800 for each dependent.
income = wages + interest + dividends + other income - (number of dependents * 2800)
I have that and that part is good. Now after I get that, I ask ...
I got a lot of good feedback on my other question. So I will take another swing at it, post my revisions, and hopefully get some more.
First, the configuration hasn't changed. Here's the JSON file:
{
"DisplaySettings": {
"IsFullScreen": false,
"PreferredBackBufferWidth": 800,
"Pre...
str, ski = int(input("text here")), int(input("text here"))
if str < 1 or str > 50 or ski < 1 or ski > 50:
print("did not enter between 1 and 50")
Is there anyway to shorten the if statement in that code? I find that it is a bit too long, but I don't really know how to shorten it.
...
I have the following code that I hope developers will use.
[LKOauth showLogin: self data: data
success: ^(NSString * code) {
NSLog(@"%@", code);
}
cancel: ^(void) {
// user canceled
}
failure: ^(NSError * ...
I am not sure if this good programming. I am not the well template programmer.
I have a big simulation framework (rigid body simulation).
And so far I have one special include file "TypeDefs.hpp" which only defines (prototypes) of all classes in the framework to be used as types as a hirarchica...
