It's wrong. But there are tons of bad software employers who keep their developers and abuse them because developers don't believe they can find another job or have some misguided sense of loyalty to an employer that doesn't treat them right.
May be you are right, but when I meet and talk to people like you, trust me, I sometimes think that I should quit my profession and try doing something else
@ssc I'm broke AF and I have to finish my contract till the end. And the "skills" I have was just getting my hands dirty and do my code. In and outside professional environments
Where I work, we set our own deadlines. And while we're encouraged to make them realistic, we're also encouraged to overstate them slightly so we have time for doing other things.
I worked in IBM for two years and I myself quit when I found that I am not even eligible for job I am on. Means, I completed my work but I lacked skills, expertise, concepts
A person knows the whole spring framework (which is not even possible) and can't apply it properly is nothing as compared to a guy who knows only basic web technology and applies it properly
Yes, you can always expand.. Never stop learning, never depend on your job to learn new things. Make some time for yourself daily, almost one hour and read something new
Everyone tries but only few succeed because learning some technology and learning it right are two different things
People like me just try to complete their task as soon as possible and get time to play a game of chess :P Such people never grow
Following is my attempt for a simple implementation for the std string class. Please review my changes and share your feedback.
string.h
class string
{
char *pcString;
int iCapacity;
const static int npos = -1;
public:
string(void);
string(int);
string(const char*);
...
whenever you apply for some job, never paste the canned job letter, read the job description and then interact with the client by asking 3 to 4 questions so he could think that you are paying attention to his job and description
Here is an update to my previous thread which you can find here (thanks @JS1 for the brilliant advice!). Again, I'd very much appreciate any advice or comments about the structure/logic of the program, style of the code, or reusability of the features. I'm a novice and really eager to learn from...
Recently Chef become very much interested in perfect squares. We all know Chef and his weird interests. Anyways Chef will be soon writing his masters thesis on perfect squares revealing what-not-known properties of perfect squares.
While doing his research, he happened to be confronted with some ...
@nhgrif to be fair these positions never seem to be accepting to people with less experience (which is understandable). I'd love to work in a work remote position with a view to move to the host country later on, but I just don't feel I have the experience necessary to do so
Well, you still have same null checks, only moved code outside of if, making it more plain (which is good, less indentation). But that's only cosmetic change and doesn't answer question. I am not asking for code review, but for null checks (sorry if that is not clear). — Sinatr1 min ago
I am using what seems to be a very simple email mailer PHP script, I have looked over it and it all seems ok to me but can anyone spot any security issues?
<?php
// Check for empty fields
if(empty($_POST['name']) ||
empty($_POST['email']) ||
empty($_POST['phone']) ||
...
I was trying to create objects to a class dynamically using vector.
class lib
{
int a;
};
THen using this to make objects.
vector<lib> book;
book.resize(n); //n is the number of objects.
So I am trying this to access 'a' from the class.
book[0].a= something;
This doesn't work.
What ...
@Harry CodeReview specializes in reviewing working code (your code works), and they can suggest algorithmic improvements. That's not to say speed hacks aren't on-topic here. — Iwillnotexist Idonotexist7 secs ago
@Iwillnotexist Idonotexist I guess if my code is indeed the fastest in the world currently it might be worth going to the codereview to see if it can be faster? ;) I have seen faster integer conversion questions put on here and I think this is related to those types of questions. I couldn't find anything else myself on this topic and it may help others in the future if there are no other alternatives. — Harry6 secs ago
@DanPantry What do you mean? Do you wish me a good monking, or mean that it is a good monking whether I want it or not; or that you feel good this monking; or that it is a monking to be good on?
I came up with a new iteration pattern for a C++ API that aims at simplifying client code.
Basically, when developers have an iterable object myCollection, they can write this very concise and simple code:
myCollection.reset();
while(myCollection.next())
{
std::string name = myCollection.g...
if 'force' in kwargs and kwargs['force'] is True:
It feels like there should be a better way of writing this condition since I'm repeating both the key and variable.
I was trying to create objects to a class dynamically using vector.
class lib
{
int a;
};
THen using this to make objects.
vector<lib> book;
book.resize(n); //n is the number of objects.
So I am trying this to access 'a' from the class.
book[0].a= something;
This doesn't work.
What ...
Welcome to SO and thank you for posting a question. Do you have a specific question about your code? Your question " is there any better way to improve classification rate by changing code?" is about algorithm development and your post is broadly about optimizing code. Perhaps with your some editing your question could posted on either cross validated or code review. — Richard Erickson22 secs ago
This may be appropriate on Code Review, but I believe you'll need to modify the question quite a bit first - check out their help center for guidance on how to proceed and whether it is actually appropriate ("is using reflection here good practice" probably isn't on topic there, but asking them to review your code might give you the answer you're looking for). — Dukeling52 secs ago
Here is what I have so far. If you don't mind looking at my queueType class while you're at it I would really appreciate it.
Here are the requirements for the class:
class: linkedListType
method: removeHead
parameters: self
returns: the value of the removed element
purpose: Remove the head elem...
Note* For good coding practice you need to work on your variable names. Make them short, meaningful and unique. "decisionFlexEvaluation...blah blah is bad. Variable v??? if i was code reviewing I would fail it — FirebladeDan12 secs ago
I made a simple administrator page lock in PHP and I was wondering how secure it was. I want to use this script to secure administrator pages for my portfolio site but I want it to be fairly secure.
Here is the code of my script.
<?php
/*
* Array of authenticated users
*/
$users = [
// Us...
If you would post about this on Code Review, post your whole prime-number-generation code. I'm sure that in the end, you'll end up throwing this part of the code away. — Simon André Forsberg47 secs ago
Firstly, this is my router.php class
class Router {
/**
* Store the current URI [0] => Controller/ [1] => Method/ [2]=> parameter
* @var array
*/
private $URI = array();
/**
* Store an instance of configuration object
* @var object
*/
private $co...
My program needs to take information from a text file. read it and summarize the information inside. right now i have everything working except for the reading. ive tried all the methods i could find on here but nothing is working. i would like to keep the nested array if possible but if it cant ...
def change_direction(self, direction):
if direction == "l" or direction == "r":
self.moveHorz(direction)
self.accelerate(direction)
self.set_crnt_acc(direction)
self.faceDir = direction
self.des_dir = direction
else:
print("Direction must either be \"l\" or \"r\"")
def change_direction(self, direction):
if direction != "l" and direction != "r":
print("Direction must either be \"l\" or \"r\"")
return
self.moveHorz(direction)
self.accelerate(direction)
self.set_crnt_acc(direction)
self.faceDir = direction
self.des_dir = direction
While the advice here is a step in the right direction, isn't there something about that Valid values: 'r', 'l'. that makes you think about something...? — Simon André Forsberg ♦49 secs ago
I have a query that populates an array from the database. In some cases, this query returns a great amount of data, (let's say for purpose of an example, 100.000 records). Each row of the database has at least 6 or 7 columns.
$results = [
['id' => 1, 'name' => 'name', 'status' => true, 'date' =
Pre-Face - Hey guys! I have recently picked back up JAVA again and I am going through and practically reteaching myself and further improving on prior knowledge from the class-room days. I have a good mindset in logic and programming and definitely know I am in new waters when it comes to the pow...
I came up with a new iteration pattern for a C++ API that aims at simplifying client code.
Basically, when developers have an iterable object myCollection, they can write this very concise and simple code:
myCollection.reset();
while(myCollection.next())
{
std::string name = myCollection.g...
I wrote this Fortran module and I need its subroutines to run as fast as possible. My hope is to get some advice to optimize this code, and after having the serial version running as fast as it can run I will use MPI to make it parallel.
Module smearingmodule
IMPLICIT NONE
contains
subroutine sm...
I do not see anything that immediately stands out - it looks like you are just processing a ton of data. However, this question may be better suited to codereview.stackexchange.com — puzzlepiece879 secs ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this belongs on codereview.stackexchange. — Gregorjust now
http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2015/07/28/betting-on-the-right-horse/ CommitStrip - Blog relating the daily life of web agencies developers Betting on the right horse CommitStrip 1438105795
Rather than tell us what the requirements are, post your code to do this so we can help you out. AND....if you have working code, it would be better to move this to Code Review. — Adam12 secs ago
I have code that reads from files of surnames, female and male names and randomly generates a name in the following format: lastname, male/female name.
The files are in the following format:
JAMES 3.318 4,840,833 1
I have the following working code:
def picks(filename):
with open(f...
You don't have a technical problem. You have a development-process problem. Software tools won't help you. You need a different kind of organisation. Make code reviews an important, organised part of your process. — Christian Hackl33 secs ago
Automatic tools CAN SAVE time on all development process, including code review/QAS etc... — agustin16 secs ago
Following is my attempt for a simple implementation for the std string class. Please review my changes and share your feedback.
string.h
class string
{
char *pcString;
int iCapacity;
const static int npos = -1;
public:
string(void);
string(int);
string(const char*);
...
I am using what seems to be a very simple email mailer PHP script, I have looked over it and it all seems ok to me but can anyone spot any security issues?
<?php
// Check for empty fields
if(empty($_POST['name']) ||
empty($_POST['email']) ||
empty($_POST['phone']) ||
...
I came up with a new iteration pattern for a C++ API that aims at simplifying client code.
Basically, when developers have an iterable object myCollection, they can write this very concise and simple code:
myCollection.reset();
while(myCollection.next())
{
std::string name = myCollection.g...
if 'force' in kwargs and kwargs['force'] is True:
It feels like there should be a better way of writing this condition since I'm repeating both the key and variable.
Here is what I have so far. If you don't mind looking at my queueType class while you're at it I would really appreciate it.
Here are the requirements for the class:
class: linkedListType
method: removeHead
parameters: self
returns: the value of the removed element
purpose: Remove the head elem...
I'm mainly a C# developer, but I'm currently working on a project in Python.
How can I represent the equivalent of an Enum in Python?
I have a query that populates an array from the database. In some cases, this query returns a great amount of data, (let's say for purpose of an example, 100.000 records). Each row of the database has at least 6 or 7 columns.
$results = [
['id' => 1, 'name' => 'name', 'status' => true, 'date' =
I have code that reads from files of surnames, female and male names and randomly generates a name in the following format: lastname, male/female name.
The files are in the following format:
JAMES 3.318 4,840,833 1
I have the following working code:
def picks(filename):
with open(f...
