This line is too long:
var ua = navigator.userAgent; var event = (ua.match(/iPad/i)) ? 'touchstart' : 'click';
It would be better to split into two:
var ua = navigator.userAgent;
var event = (ua.match(/iPad/i)) ? 'touchstart' : 'click';
You can also omit the redundant parentheses there an...
I have this practice question that I have an answer to:
In this stage of the project, you will identify any "danger" spots, in which the SPL is greater than or equal to 80
dB (the value above which long-term hearing damage is likely to result). The simplest approach is to logically
overla...
Description
This is the good old game Memory with a twist: Every time you pick a wrong pair, the two tiles you chose will switch their location. So sometimes you might think that a tile is at one location when in fact... it has moved. And it might feel like you have no idea where it is anymore.
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Description
This is the good old game Memory with a twist: Every time you pick a wrong pair, the two tiles you chose will switch their location. So sometimes you might think that a tile is at one location when in fact... it has moved. And it might feel like you have no idea where it is anymore.
...
While i was coding it, i got better idea.. but i continued because i can not compare both of those ideas, because they are different.
The idea of that function is to make your fake ui-building easier AND more advanced.
void
write_ui
(char nodes[], int FOREGROUND, int BACKGROUND)
{
int i;
...
This is a solution for the problem named Codes on the kattis platform:
Given a generator matrix of a linear code, calculate the minimum distance of the code.
I'm looking for reviews on optimization and best practices. Code readability should be preserved.
public static class LinearCode {
...
I have implemented a Minimum Spanning Tree using Prim's Algorithm. Could someone give some about some improvements for code structure, conventions, performance, etc.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <limits.h>
#define MAX_INT 512
struct q_node
{
int val;
struct q_node *n...
This is a follow up to question. I fixed the issues mentioned in the answer as far as my understanding. The union and intersection now return new object instances with new implementation. I also wrote a test, which is below.
class MultiSet
include Enumerable
def initialize enum=[]
@memb...
There's a few things you might want to follow when reviewing code:
Understand the asker's level of expertise:
Some answers here on codereview are really in-depth. They address issues, that only experts could find, sometimes in ways, that only experts understand.
While these answers are awesome,...
I have records which have specific time spans. The need is to select records which adhere to the follow three rules ( read them as or conditions) concerning a target time span.
Record's Begin date can begin within the target time span and end date does not matter.
Record's End date falls with ...
Tried to implement faster ostringstream which initially uses the stack and grows afterwards on the heap. Also, it provides a way to access the data and size without creating new string unlike the standard ostringstream::str()
Please review
// A faster-than-ostringstream class
// uses stack_buf...
Variation on my first attempt, based on @IsmaelMiguel's comment about there being no code.
Lets get strait to the code:
This is the client class that the server uses.
class client
{
private:
std::string clientname_; //client name
int xpos_ = 0, ypos_ = 0; //coordinates
int dir_ = 0; //side the client is facing.
bool movement_ = 0; //the clients current frame.
udp::endpoi...
Desperate to find out how I can make my function more efficient. This is what I have now
public boolean addAll(int i, Collection<? extends T> c) {
for (T x : c)
add(i++, x);
return true;
}
public void add(int i, T x) {
if (n + 1 > a.length) resize();
System.arraycopy(a, ...
