I believe this solution is correct. If I have understood your requirements correctly.
public static void main(String[] args) {
String a = "helloworld";
String b = "lshewodxzr";
containsAllChars(a, b);
containsAllChars(b, a);
}
private static void containsAllChars(String a, Stri...
I have the following 3 different versions of code.
Version 1 is overly verbose and contains redundancy but on the other hand seems easier to read. Version 2 is somewhere in the middle, and Version 3 is shortened and straight to the point.
Their all equivalent in terms of functionality. I am not ...
Now that we have the nice new foreach loop in Java, the old-style loop looks ugly be comparison.
I like the way Python has a range() generator that allows the foreach construct to iterate over a range of integers.
I have written a Range class which allows this.
Comments please.
package highla...
Version 1 is overly verbose and contains redundancy but on the other hand seems easier to read.
I'd go with the first one with some modifications. The second one need horizontal scrolling which is hard to read. The third one was made for a computer, for humans it's too hard to follow, the co...
I came across this excellent peace of code on github that automatically installs Snort and Snorby on your Debian 6.x or 7.x machine. It consists of 2 files: autosnort-debian.sh and snorby-debian.sh.
I want to run this script on a Raspbian powered RaspberryPi! So I removed the package source li...
For the most part, this appears to be neat, and well structured.
There is a significant bug, though:
Iterable<Integer> implies an iterator() method. Each time you call that iterator() method you should get a new instance of an interator, not an 'expired' instance.
For example, the following ...
I'm an experienced programmer but not too great at JavaScript so I'm looking to see if I'm doing this 'right'. I want to have several files loaded in (Ajax or really AJAJ) and, once loaded, run some final code. My basic idea is:
var jobsToDo = 2; // global
function getAsync(url, func) {
var...
I was asked the following interview question over the phone:
Given an array of integers, produce an array whose values are the
product of every other integer excluding the current index.
Example:
[4, 3, 2, 8] -> [3*2*8, 4*2*8, 4*3*8, 4*3*2] -> [48, 64, 96, 24]
and I gave the follo...
I would like advice if this is a good implementation of an application for maintaining information about people (first name, last name, and age).
The index.html contains an empty div and 2 templates (1 for listing people and the other for entering/editing a user):
<div id="app">
</div>
<script...
hello i want to make a program with frame to select a file in input , count length and where is the file in output and three check boxes count characters , words and if is valid code.
Using LaTeX creates a bunch of auxiliary files like foo.aux, foo.log, etc. Sometimes, I want to create a clean run of my document. I usually manually execute this in the terminal as
$ ls foo*
foo.tex
foo.aux
foo.log
foo.bbl
foo-blx.bib
$ rm foo{.aux,.log,.bbl,-blx.bib}
This works fine. However...
I was what can happen if we use negative value for the animation-duration property in CSS3?
I was referring to a demo here http://www.tutorialspark.com/css3Reference/CSS3_animation-duration_Property.php
