http://codereview.stackexchange.com/review/suggested-edits/24111
The asker posts a false statement: "This code runs in time complexity X." Should they be corrected in an answer or in an edit? ... or maybe a comment?
More generic:
The asker posts a false statement: "This code even handles corner...
I actually like the OpenID (since SO is one of the first sites I use that has it consistently implemented), but now I have about 5 accounts in varying degrees of answered questions. Is it possible to consolidate them into the primary OpenID that I am starting to use more and more as more sites ar...
I am creating a Trie class in Java, and am wondering what else can be done to make it even better. I am hoping to add concurrency to speed querying up.
public class Trie {
private HashMap<Character, HashMap> root;
private final Character END_CHARACTER = '$';
public Trie() {
...
this is the improved code to my last question :
package Utils;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Random;
/**
* A ShuffleGenerator will create a private list of indices and shuffle them.
* You can access the shuffled indices with the methods getPrevious() and getNext().
* The meth...
I know the below code is too hard as well not optimized. Could you please refer below code
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(criteria.DemographicsCategory) && criteria.DemographicsCategory.ToLower() == "income")
{
DataTable dtresult = results.Results[0].DataTable;
...
It Depends
My favorite answer to these questions. ;)
No matter the scenario, I don't recommend editing the question. The sort of statement you're talking about is part of the definition of "as intended" in the phrase "works as intended". By editing the statement, you're editing the users def...
Example: If a linkedlist list contains 10->20->30->40, and 2nd node has to be deleted then the output should be 10->30->40
This question is attributed to Geeksforgeeks. Looking for code-review, optimizations and best-practices.
class Nodde<T> {
Nodde<T> next;
T item;
...
Regarding these two functions, which do the same thing...
large and confusing:
var fade = function(flag){
if (volumeIntervalId)
clearInterval(volumeIntervalId);
switch (flag){
case 'in':
volumeIntervalId = setInterval(function(){
...