This question is related to my question on Stackoverflow earlier today. After getting suggestions on using the PreparedStaement from Java I changed my code a little.
As I am completely new to SQL in Java I want to know if the code below is "good" or at least "okayish" and can be maintained late...
It's a big day. You've been cleared for graduation by the Stack Exchange Community Team! Code Review has already met our threshold for graduation-worthy sites, and today joins in the new design-independent graduation process! Reaching 'mature community' status is a big milestone, and you should b...
This is my solution for the 11th problem in Project Euler.
I tested each function alone, and the worked, but when I get the biggest product, It's too big for an answer.
Also, the output sometimes changes, which is driving me crazy!!!
Please help!
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <
I voted no, and here is my reasoning.
The specific proposed changes are:
Community ads
At the moment, we have three ads that might occupy the slot. This is a good thing, but it's not a feature that makes any difference to the way the site works.
Migration paths
Due to some significant unres...
This is a follow-up to an earlier discussion Feedback Requested: Design-Independent Graduation.
Like the title says, design-independent graduation will go into effect and become our new regular practice the second week of September! All sites which have been waiting in the backlog to graduate w...
So, I left a comment expressing confusion upon the source of your variables. Then I looked in the edit history and found this code in its original context on Github. That helped me to understand where your variables are coming from. It also helped me to understand your code overall, and let me...
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I have an application in which a user makes a change, and when they click Save they will be prompted to confirm, and the appropriate REST call will be made if they agree. The intial call to Save() returns a promise that is fulfilled if the call returned successfully, or rejected if there was an e...
With our newly reached "graduated" (I really shouldn't put that in quoted) status, I expect a significant influx of new users, be it through migration or otherwise being drawn in by the thrill of a freshly graduated site.
With these users incoming, I also expect a significant inbound amount of e...
In my Rails app I have some pages where the upper section are filled with a single color or a darkened picture so I need the navbar links to be white. But there's also some pages that are just plain white so I need the links to be black.
Here's my code:
# layouts/_nav.html.erb
<nav class=....
...
This is good news in the slow trickle of progress the Stack Exchange staff have been making in delivering on their commitments to supporting community sites through their conception, development, and maturity.
While this announcement is sweet, I think the bigger issue is one of predictability. L...
I have made some adjustments to some code that you can see on this thread:
Read daily files and concatenate them
I would like to make some further refinements and make sure I am on the right track organize some of my files better. I added some functions and made some other changes to prevent e...
