I may be missing some requirements but it seems like a lot of code for a simple task.
I would do something like this:
Sort the ArrayList by meeting start time
Set first available time to current time
For every meeting in the ArrayList
If first available time is in between the meeting
...
I needed to loop through a list of devices in a file, and also loop through another variable... Could it have been done better?
from jnpr.junos import Device
import getpass
#Grab credentials
username = raw_input("Enter your username:")
password = getpass.getpass("Enter your password:")
with o...
So I took a shot at this by implementing the following on plunker. The goal here is to do the following:
Have a factory that we can instanciate w/o having to have an object wrapper w/ nested methods or having to "new" in the controller (i.e. Want var obj = objFactory({val: 'foo'}) Don't want: ...
What can be made better? How ugly is my code? If its terrible, where can I improve? Thank you for your time!
Code:
DECLARE @startDate char(8);
DECLARE @endDate char(8);
DECLARE @termStart char(12);
DECLARE @Facility nvarchar(255);
-- ************************** IMPORTANT **********************...
Task: a one-application separation of logic! I'm just learning to write patterns MV*! I want to ask who would say that in this code?! whether I have shared model of view?
View:
(function() {
"use strict";
var activeButton = {
button1 : "enable",
button2 : "disable",
button3 : "disa...
This just adds fractions. For example, if we have a text file with:
1/3
1/2
It will print:
5/6
I would love to hear some remarks on how I can make this more Scala-like.
class Fraction(c: BigInt, d: BigInt) {
val divisor = c.gcd(d);
def counter = c / divisor;
def denominator = d /...
I'm experimenting with matplotlib to draw figures in figures in figures. Since squares are the most straight-forward to draw, I started with those. In the end I want to write a generator for polygons with a certain width. In the given example, this would be a 4-corner polygon with straight angles...
Going through a book, I encountered the following assignment:
Write an application that asks for the user’s first, middle, and last names and
replies with the user’s initials.
Are there any flaws you notice immediately? Is there any way this code can be improved? I'm not really interested...
This is a classic memory game with a points counter for the two players.
The app works fine, but since this is my first project in Swing, I would appreciate the critical opinion of some expert, as I'm sure there is plenty of space for code improvement/optimization.
What do you think about the c...
I have written a code for the following problem:
Find the largest palindromic number generated by the product of two 3-digit numbers.
Now I wanted to make it more general i,e it should, in principal, spit out the largest palindromic number for the product of two d-digit numbers.
But the algori...
This isn't the best way to compare two dates. We can & should use NSCalendar's compareDate method:
extension NSDate {
func isSameDayAs(date: NSDate) -> Bool {
let calendar = NSCalendar.currentCalendar()
let dif = calendar.compareDate(self, toDate: date, toUnitGranularity: .D...
I am working on my first Android app that uses location. I am trying to track the user's location and transmit it periodically via Pusher (real time data service, pusher.com). For testing, I start tracking when the app starts but also have buttons to enable/disable tracking.
I am using Google Pl...
In my question to learn F#, I've decided to get one step closer to creating a programming language, and implement this simple Reverse Polish Notation "interpreter" of sorts.
It does not allow for parentheses in input ( ), and only accepts expressions containing the following valid tokens:
0 1 2...
Using Powershell, I've created a script to create a tree-view of a group's or a list of groups' memberships in Active Directory. I originally had a loop inside a loop inside a loop, etc., but wanted to figure out a way to do it more algorithmically.
I found once I got the new version running, i...
