So recently I made a large project of mine open source: Khronos. I will be dissecting parts of it so that I can have it reviewed more easily here and so that the project as a whole will be improved. The first part I want to have reviewed is the CMake file involved with kicking off the building ...
Please make the class final to let noone inherit the class.
Nobody would expect a AsserationError if he can inherit the class.
Everyone who inherit the class would have duplicate javadoc.
Please throw a RuntimeException or an IllegalStateException because the javadoc matches better.
;P let ...
I'm writing a function that receives an array and returns an object with the count of unique values, pretty much like other questions here or in StackExchange. Except that in my case, this array may contain a nested array, like:
var array = [1, 2, 'a', 'b', [3, 'c', 1], 'd', 2, 'b'];
Here is m...
This is a follow up of this post
Changes:
I tried harder to make my code readable yet concise.
All Point instances are immutable.
New, useful features have been added (like reflection, rotation, translation, etc.)
This class depends upon this class. Line will follow soon. For the time being ...
Here is a partial example of a text tokenizer, I'm looking for ways to improve one particular line in this code:
implicit class textFile(val fileName: String) {
def toDict() = {
io.Source.fromFile(fileName).getLines.flatMap(_.split("\\\\r?\\\\n")).toList
}
}
def filterComm...
A recursive algorithm implementation of Eulerian tour search
def sub(visited, _cur, graph):
if not graph:
return visited + [_cur]
for i, edge in enumerate(graph):
cur, nex = edge
if _cur not in edge:
continue
_graph = graph[:]
del _gra...
I have written a class containing methods to factor a polynomial equation using the p over q method. The method returns a string that is the factored equation.
Here is the class (can also be found here):
public class RPF {
private RPF(){}
public static String solve(int... a){
...
This is a Python implementation of a stream cipher encryption algorithm. This implementation originates from the one displayed on the TI-Basic wikidot cryptography page.
I am well aware that this code breaks the holy 80 character limit, so any suggestion on how to make the code more succinct wou...
While trying to figure out the baggage regulations for my next flight (KL 897 Amsterdam -> Beijing and the KL 898 back), I looked for what I'm allowed to transport (standard Economy).
What I could find, was that I'm allowed 1 check-in (23 kg, 158cm) and 1 hand baggage + accessory (combined weigh...
What am I doing wrong?
WPF. You're doing WPF wrong. This isn't WinForms, where everything happens with an event handler in code-behind. WPF should radically change the way you think about UI; the code you have here looks like WinForms coded against WPF objects.
Your model should have a clas...
I'm working on a generic repository using EF 6 code first and trying to following the Unit of Work pattern. Unity is being used to inject my repositories, and I'm trying to get everything supporting Async.
Here is my EF configuration + context:
public class CustomDbConfiguration : DbConfigurat...
I don't see too much of an advantage in separating like this. Especially when considering Basic Java Persistence API Best Practices, Access Fields Rather Than Properties:
I prefer to specify object-relational mapping by annotating entity fields directly, rather than annotating get/set methods...
Well, I've used some of the feedback from my last posting to improve how I wrote this program. Mainly using the void parameter in main, initializing my int array to zero without using a for-loop, and better naming of variables. If there are some issues that are going on with my code, or there's s...
I'm relatively new to programming, and I've been wondering with a problem such as this, how can I think about decomposing the code into its constituent functions? I went the simplest route I could, just putting the formula in it's own function. I believe this makes the code more readable, but the...
I would like to write a function in C that turns all negative values into zeros then shifts the positive numbers to the beginning of the array, maintaining the order of the positive integers in the array.
void shift_positives(int values[], int num_values) {
int i;
int last_zero;
int ...
