Avoid using namespace std
It's considered bad practice to do using namespace std.
Don't use a string when a simple char is enough
Since function must be a single character, there's no need to use a string for it and then use function[0] in the switch. You could use a simple char:
char functio...
While searching for generic implementation of tree in C# I found below solution provided by @Aron Gage in question But I am unable to implement it. What would be the way to implement it?
delegate void TreeVisitor<T>(T nodeData);
class NTree<T>
{
private T data;
private LinkedList<NTree<T>>
MY CODE FOR SHERLOCK ANS THE BEAST IS HERE.
It runs for two test cases correctly.... but not for other.
i can't understand why?
plz help
#include <cmath>
#include <cstdio>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm>
using namespace std;
int main() {
...
Per Mat's Mug's answer:
I'd try to find a name that better indicates that truncation will occur when value is longer than maxLength... but WithMaxLength isn't a bad name.
I disagree that the method's name is the place to do this. It's not. And WithMaxLength is a perfectly fine name.
But....
So to cut a long story short my dad happens to work for an institution where people are not allowed to have videos on the computers and the computers are not connected in any way.His boss wants him to create a program that will automaticall y delete all the videos in the office so that there can ...
So to cut a long story short my dad happens to work for an institution where people are not allowed to have videos on the computers and the computers are not connected in any way.His boss wants him to create a program that will automaticall y delete all the videos in the office so that there can ...
Pops, Community Managers, and Stack Exchange management. It's Saturday, so I don't know if you're on duty, but I want to make sure you see this before you pull the trigger on Monday.
Currently, the votes are:
Yea: +17-4 = 13
Nea: +10-5 = 5
However, the votes on the explanations tell a more ...
While this isn't a problem, I wanted to hear if someone could please check the format string I use when I create an CSV file? It does work, but it looks kind of "weird" and was wondering if this was the optimal format?
These are the column headers:
NSMutableString *csv = [NSMutableString string...
I'd go with a <xsl:key ...> index, like so (at top level):
<xsl:key name="contains_RETURN" match="Barcode" use="contains(text(), 'RETURN')"/>
and then rewrite your hotspot to:
<xsl:when test="count(key('contains_RETURN', 'true')) > 0">
...
</xsl:when>
The idea is to parition Barcode nodes...I wrote an algorithm for lock free ordered list, that uses only one pointer mark to function - kind of novelty. However it behaves strangely, that is under more pressure > 20 threads it breaks, but under less than 20 threads behaves properly even with an increasing infinitely number of iterations...
I have a list of entities opened by various users.
I keep track of each access of any entity by storing access dates and times as the following:
public class Entity
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public virtual ICollection<AccessInfo> Accesses { get; set; }
= new HashSet<AccessInfo>();
...
This function returns a lambda expression based on the parameters sent. I am sure there is a better way to do this.
[NonAction]
private Expression<Func<ScheduleItemDto, bool>> Where(Guid siteGuid, Guid? eventGuid, MonthOfYear month, int year, bool? closed)
{
Expression<Func<S...
