Did someone say "super awesome hat"? — Jamal 5 mins ago
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I like the taste of sunflower seeds, however I really dislike the process of shelling them. The bags say "Eat. Spit. Be happy." But I have found that shelling it in one's mouth is not only messy, it also tends to splinter the shell and hurt gums. I have tried shelling them out by hand, but that i...
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I made a post a couple of days ago asking if anyone noticed bad habits or if you thought of any suggestions: (First Hangman game)
I've made 2 math programs just to make sure I got it all down pat, the first one (the subject of this question) is a simple addition, multiplication, divison, and sub...
I've been working on the Rubberduck (an add-in for the VBA Editor /"VBE"), specifically here the VBA.Parser namespace. Here's how I ended up implementing the syntax part.
[ComVisible(false)]
public interface ISyntax
{
/// <summary>
/// Parses an instruction into a syntax node, if possibl...
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I have a JavaScript program (Node.js), which is working 100% fine, however recently I realized it is leaking memory, most likely from several different areas, likely due to closure pattern, and exacerbated by Promise library to handle async stuff. So it can benefit highly from some code review.
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The aim of the program is to find those points which comes under the intersection of at least 2 circles.(space is a 1000x1000 matrix)
n=input()
mat=[[0 for i in range(1005)] for i in range(1005)]
circles=[]
for i in range(n):
circles.append(map(int,raw_input().split()))
ans=0
for circle i...
Speaking as a regular (and room owner) in the most star-happy room on Stack Exchange:
What's wrong with stars?
They're only shown in the right-side bar, below all the (supposedly) more important pinned messages.
If you're using stars as a kind of "bookmark" and want to for some reason restrict...
I want to use Microsoft.AspNet.Identity's PasswordHasher but I don't want to pollute my Domain layer with knowledge of it. As such I created an interface in my Domain layer
public interface IPasswordService
{
string HashPassword(string password);
bool VerifyPassword(string hashedPasswor...
This is supposed to be an immutable structure representing a time-stamped value. Since it represents a physical measurement, it cannot change, and I want to make sure it really doesn't change accidentally at runtime.
public struct Sample
{
public TimeSpan Time { get { return _time; } }
p...
Algorithm
your implementation has some serious bugs and unexpected behaviour.
If passing String.Empty as second parameter, it throws an IndexOutOfRangeException
If passing the unique ending part of the first parameter appended by at least one character to the second parameter, it throws...1
So I have this program. Right now lets just say it's for counting calories. There isn't a whole lot to it yet.
I'm a beginner so please be as detailed as possible.
It's a moderately sized project, so I'll do my best to make it as short as possible, posting only the main of the program and my gl...0
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I'm a Clojure novice working through 4Clojure problems. In one problem I am supposed to create a function that takes a number and returns that number of Fibonaccis. My first thought was to create a function that creates a lazy sequence of Fibonaccis and then just takes however many it needs. Here...
public static int min(int a, int b, int c)
{
int result = 0 ;
if( a < b && a < c && b < c) result = a ;
else if( a < b && a < c && b > c) result = a ;
else if( a > b && a < c && b < c) result = b ;
else if( a < b && b > c && c < a) result = c ;
else if( a > b && b < c &&...0
I just completed a small project I've been working on and I would like to hear your opinions about my design, code structure and style and project structure.
I am just trying to get better at coding, so this is why I created this topic. Any thoughts, comments and tips are welcomed and well appre...
