Problem Statement
Input
The input begins with the number t of test cases in a single line (t<=10). In each of the next t lines there are two numbers m and n (1 <= m <= n <= 1000000000, n-m<=100000) separated by a space.
Output
For every test case print all prime numbers p such that m <= p <= n...
That has been said before in previous reviews, there's not really a gain in having a Private Type that lets you define a Private this As tKeyValuePair, which forces you to use this. to access what would otherwise be private fields.
Actually there is one gain: doing that allows having a Key publi...
Although CallByName doesn't seem to have a return value (from the parameter tooltip), it does. This means if IsSafeKeyXxxxxx methods were Public you could use CallByName instead of the Select..Case block.
However exposing all these methods through your Dictionary interface would be rather ugly. ...
I have some concerns on my refactoring for the data layer in my current Project. Just for a small info, I am currently building a CRM as "training JEE application". But enough of talk, let's talk code!
IService.java: (7 lines, 160 bytes)
public interface IService<T> {
public void update(T u...
I am implementing merge sort in Java and I got performance problem in this method:
private static void marge(int[] source, int[] buffer, int startingIndex, int count) {
int index1 = startingIndex;
int index2 = startingIndex + count / 2;
int maxIndex1 = index2;
...
Let's say that I have a method that makes an HTTP request that will take a long time to finish. While that's happening the UI is not updating because I'm doing it in the UI's thread.
One solution is to:
Show the "Loading" animation.
Start the HTTP request on a thread.
On the completion callba...
Let's say that I have a method that makes an HTTP request that will take a long time to finish. While that's happening the UI is not updating because I'm doing it in the UI's thread.
One solution is to:
Show the "Loading" animation.
Start the HTTP request on a thread.
On the completion callba...
I made a class which inherits some filter functions.
Some of the functions could get a function pointer to call a transfer or activation function (in my case always a sigmoid), which makes adding functionality a little bit easier.
However I currently think about, how to make the filter function...
I know that I can perform divide by 2 using right shift.
For simplicity, take a 4 bit number system
-1 - 1111
-2 - 1110
-3 - 1101
-4 - 1100
-5 - 1011
-6 - 1010
-7 - 1001
-8 - 1000
7 - 0111
6 - 0110
5 - 0101
4 - 0100
3 - 0011
2 - 0010
1 - 0001
0 - 0000
If I try to perform
6 / 2 = 0110 >
