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Without any further ado:
Code Review is a successful asset to Stack Exchange in its own way.
(I hope that I qualify as one of the "people in charge" for the purposes of this discussion.)
To be fair, comments three and a half years old probably shouldn't generally be considered authoritative. P...
I'm making a demo program for a job interview and I'd like to know if there is anything I can make work faster in my current solution. It's a C# console application that accepts input in form of a single string with the words delimited by , symbol. The task is to find the most commonly encountere...
I've inherited an old PC from my girlfriend's dad and when setting up the printer I got a bit of a surprise:
Two questions spring to mind here:
Why does Windows think my wireless keyboard is a toaster?
Why does Windows even have an icon for a toaster in the devices menu?
I have got the following C code and I feel it is crazy stupid and there must be a better way to do this, but just can't think of one and have yet to learn algorithms.
/*generates 1000 random numbers, lists frequency*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
int main(void)
{
...
Currently, my team and I have 2 types of databases that are updated periodically, SQL Server and Access. Also, we run specialized reports based on those databases. Basically, we have 4 tasks that need to be completed: 1) update SQL Server 2) Publish Sql Server Reports, 3) Update Access Databases,...
I've been working on a simple login script, the registeration part is left but till now i have developed the login part. Could someone point out some security gaps. And about hash for now i'm using SHA512 but later will change it with MCRYPT.
Here's the code:
<?php
Class User
{
private $db...
Recently, I became tired of how slowly os.walk seems to run (really, it should be called os.crawl), and made something recursive which moves much faster. I was using it to take directories I wanted and add them to an array, but this time I need to add all files to an array that aren't in an 'exc...
I extracted data from a PDF to Excel. The data is now displayed side by side. For example:
Page 1 of the pdf populates columns A, B, and C while Page 2 populates columns D, E, and F. Page three than goes back under Page 1 in columns A, B, and C while Page 4 does the same underneath Page 2. This ...
I am dealing with a scenario where I get data in the following form:
var data = {
'user.name': 'renatoargh',
'user.age': 27,
'user.interests.0.description': 'coding',
'user.interests.0.receiveNotifications': true,
'user.interests.1.description': 'bungee jumping',
'user.in...
I'm trying to wrap my head around OOP but so far I feel like I'm just moving functions into classes and calling them methods. I am trying to create a "Rock Paper Scissors" game using OOP best practices.
Yesterday I asked someone to review this code and was told that my use of OOP was akin to be...
Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. But for multiples of three print “Fizz” instead of the number and for the multiples of five print “Buzz”. For numbers which are multiples of both three and five print “FizzBuzz”
It seems that we're shooting for one fizzbuzz question for ...
I am trying to implement a IDP initiated Single Sign On Solution ( service similar to onelogin's ) to Cloud based Service providers such as Google Apps, Salesforce etc.
The project is a Maven eclipse project ( Web app ) and the main servlet which consumes SAML Request sent via HTTP-GET / HTTP-P...
I'm trying to simplify this code. It seems everything runs as it should; however, when in the refresh loop from iMacro, it seems a little inefficient and can take up to 7 seconds to fully execute (it seems to keep looping before actually running the next step)
// REMOVED V 2.0
// REMOVED
// REMO...
To add to the discussion and to clarify my point...
I'm not saying we should only eliminate this rule. It's highly likely that we need different, more specific rules in place of this rule.
The problem with this rule is that there are questions that could easily be on-topic if it were for this ...
So, my code base, I have functions that check input conditions and will return false (or other appropriate error code) upon failure.
My question is which is better from a maintainability standpoint, and, if/when I decide to create open-source projects in this language, is easier for other people...
I'm having an issue with me website, http://matthunzinger.com/. The page works well at first but after i click on more of the projects and it has to load more data, it starts lagging very baddly. I added an "empty" function that occurs after the page slides out of view and that doesn't seem to fi...
I would do it like this.
private List<AutoDto> getFilteredAutoList(Collection<String> carCodes)
{
List<AutoDto> autoList = getAutoListForCoverage();
List<AutoDto> filteredAutoList = new ArrayList<AutoDto>();
for (AutoDto auto : autoList)
{
if (carCode...
Here is the scenario :
This is a single class unit test framework for java
Only assertion available is assertTrue (this can be used for all test cases)
What it does
Execute all methods with annotation Test. should fail if any arguments are needed.
Calculate elapsed time using a given ...
I have two implementations of the same function. Which of these is easier to understand?
Code sample A
function makeRectanglePoint(box, index){
function randomPoint(a, b){
return Math.random() * Math.abs(a - b) + Math.min(b, a)
}
if(index % 2){ var boxToUse = box.p1 } else...
