Everything is evaluated in compile-time. You will need a C++14 compiler. The compilation time is quite long, and with a bigger list input, you'll get some error messages like constexpr evaluation hit maximum step limit.
#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
#include <initializer_list>
template<...
Not bad. I had a social faux par at the office recently. Apparently LARP swords aren't things that should be in the offices of an investment manager, even temporarily.
But I had a new talk with our head of HR and they agreed I've made a lot of progress on my social skills and they're going to be more proactive about telling me when I'm acting unprofesionally. So all is good
I have always considered stars to not be secret (they aren't secret on the Q&A sites either, where they're called "favorite"). I can see how some people make that assumption though, since we don't really show "who starred this" in a dedicated UI, mostly because, well, we never created such a thin...
but because I don't have a mental model for socially "normal" behaviour (and despite repeated attempts, I can't construct a coherent one), whenever I do anything that I haven't encountered before, I'm liable to go outside some boundary or other.
OTOH, work are pretty understanding, and they definitely like my work, so as long as they can see effort and improvement, they're very forgiving
@SimonAndréForsberg If you subscribe to the argument "stars are like votes", then that answer should be no, shouldn't it? We don't show individual votes to moderators. — balpha ♦2 mins ago
I work in Intellij IDEA. When I try to include library, I have to write "import pack.*;" So... When I write this, at the end, when I type ';' - the whole string delets.
I write 'import pack.*' - it's okay. But I must type ';' and when I do it - whole string delets. In this moment I can see bene...
@Zak if the review is still in the queue when the page is reloaded it will alert you again. the newest version has a timeout of 100 seconds, and the reload is at 120 seconds. please file an issue if you think those timeouts should be changed, I wasn't sure what to set them at.
anyone think this comment is a little too ..... IDK
This is Code Review, not Gimme Teh Codez . I understand that the OP was anxious to use Linq, but could you explain how it functions similarly to the OP's code so that they can see what is happening here? it may be obvious to you and to more seasoned programmers but maybe not so obvious to OP and others. — Malachi23 secs ago
@IsmaelMiguel Probably not, but I'm not going to lose sleep over those CPU cycles. What I will lose sleep over is that option.value === item.id.toString() is more idiomatic than == (and thats' what I've changed it to)
How can it help make the code better? This is just a code dump, and will get downvoted quickly. please explain how it would make the OP's code better. — Malachi21 hours ago
@DanPantry, I see your point. I don't think that everything on our site needs to be Head of IT standards in the language that we use. I do think that we need to be aware of our audience. assuming that a majority of our users are coming to us from SO I assume that they are familiar with the meme, which although not professional, fits the circumstance
I think that we also need to remember that this is a site for professionals and not necessarily a site where they want professional sounding comments and answers given to them. they come here to speak their language not necessarily Business(professional) language.
Malachi .... my point is that you should not write any comment where you then think: "OMG, is that comment OK? Let me get a bunch of other people to check it!". If you are not confident your comment is going to be OK, then don't post it.
@rolfl I have been corrected quite frequently in the last several weeks, so I feel that I need to make sure that I am still towing the company line around here. so instead of second guessing myself, I would rather others do that for me, and then I can explain why I feel the way I do, and see if others agree with that, kind of like a rubberduck process, only with more variables.
@Malachi it's not about whether or not you say you are frustrated here. It's whether or not it comes across to an impartial viewer as you being frustrated or not.
This is Code Review, not Gimme Teh Codez . I understand that the OP was anxious to use Linq, but could you explain how it functions similarly to the OP's code so that they can see what is happening here? it may be obvious to you and to more seasoned programmers but maybe not so obvious to OP and others. — Malachi23 secs ago
I tend to re-read my comments, and if they seem like they could be interpreted poorly, I throw a smiley face in at the end of them to make things lighter. Works. Every. Time.
In addition to @Malachi's comment, I would argue that this is code is worse than OP's because of the increased complexity you introduce by doing ToList() so many times... that's not what LINQ is about at all. — Dan Pantry25 mins ago
> While this is a very good solution to the problem [even if it is not], answers that include some explanation of why they are effective tend to be received better than those that do not. Code Review is not a Gimme Teh Codez community.
Is there a language when spacing code with blank lines between almost every line is actually the commonly accepted style? Or is it just a result of copying from some IDE?
I'm dealing with a searching query, the user will pick from menus and checkboxes the variables-criteria i'm passing to the toWeb method and a list will be returned. The below works fine but i'm going to add two more variables and it's already hard to follow so i'm wondering how you handle that ki...
The module in question provides classes used to execute Markov encryption and decryption on arrays of bytes. ME was inspired by a combination of Markov chains with the puzzle of Sudoku. This version is a rewrite of the original recipe and has various changes and optimizations for Python 2.5 et ce...
do I have to use these grey things looking like they come from Windows 2000 - I'd think they're actually from Win95. If you want shiny and new, you can make your UI with WPF/XAML in a COM-visible .net class library (.dll), and use that from your VBA code. Depending on your coding style this may mean serious architectural changes (i.e. if you're used to implement all the logic in the buttons' Click handlers...) — Mat's Mug1 min ago
Hi boys. I accept (partially) in general Your argumentation. In partial in sense, that SO has plenty of wider and never-ending question without negative votes. In my opinion codereview.s.c and programers.s.c (where I specially activate account) are no so better place for such kind of "best practice" or "architectural" questions - plenty of "why my loop goes 11 times etc". SHOULD I REMOVE THIS QUESTION? I agree, it is wide and open. — Jacek Cz43 secs ago
@code4life The code above is contrived for for example only. I can see how it may look like logging code. If being more concrete would help, the actual code base is aggregating microservice actions/responses and database fetches/updates. Trying to post a working example would run long even for a CodeReview post. — psaxton30 secs ago
I posted this question of stackoverflow, but since it's working code (technically) I was told to come here.
Project Euler problem 7 says:
By listing the first six prime numbers: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, and 13, we can see that the 6th prime is 13. What is the 10001st prime number?
Here's the code I've w...
I'm linking to another post as part of an answer, should I be quoting and translating relevant parts from it too in case the answer is ever orphaned somehow?
My first thought was "delete the whole thing and start over". And the second. And the third. But that's not very constructive.
First observation: Excessive Whitespace
Too much whitespace is just as hard to read as not enough whitespace. I recommend that all your consecutive close/open braces go...
I've been implementing a custom internal server error page in ASP.Net MVC which will check if the current user is either an administrator or accessing the page from localhost, and if so, show them a whole bunch of details about the error to debug it with, otherwise just send them to a basic HTML ...
I made the layout for a new project which will allow you to subscribe to periodic emails about your favorite Stack Exchange site (I'm not very happy with the SE-provided one). Since I'm horrible at design and in essence new to HTML/CSS/Javascript, I figured I'd get started with that so the hard p...
Everything is evaluated in compile-time. You will need a C++14 compiler. The compilation time is quite long, and with a bigger list input, you'll get some error messages like constexpr evaluation hit maximum step limit.
#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
#include <initializer_list>
template<...
I posted this question of stackoverflow, but since it's working code (technically) I was told to come here.
Project Euler problem 7 says:
By listing the first six prime numbers: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, and 13, we can see that the 6th prime is 13. What is the 10001st prime number?
Here's the code I've w...
