#include<iostream>
#include<ctime>
#include<crtdefs.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
time_t now = time(0);
>char* dt= ctime(&now);
cout<<"The local date and time is="<<dt<<endl;
tm *gmtm = gmtime(&now);
dt= asctime(gmtm);
cout<<"The UTC date and time is="<<dt<<endl;
}
...
I am implementing social networking functions for benchmarking different datastore. I am having trouble with BaseX datastore which is new, still evolving with updates.
When I read/retrieve from Basex (e.g. for ViewTopK resources) the throughput is ~15,000 operations/sec. But when I write or updat...
Problem statement for finding given substring :Given a random string S and another string T with unique elements, find the minimum consecutive sub-string of S such that it contains all the elements in T.
example:
S='adobecodebanc'
T='abc'
answer='banc'
I have written below code for the above f...
I had a collection that I'm filtering in an EmberJS component. It's filtering by country, fulfilled, and mood. Each filter also has an all value which disables that filter.
export default Ember.Component.extend({
markersByMood: function(){
if(this.get('selectedMood') === 'all'){
retu...
Since the Roman numerals are fixed and known in advance, it would be more efficient to write:
translateRomanDigit :: Char -> Int
translateRomanDigit 'I' = 1
translateRomanDigit 'V' = 5
...
translateFromRoman = map translateRomanDigit
The compiler can implement translateRomanDigit as a jump ta...
I've written a script in powershell for zipping files into new folders.
This script performs the following steps:
Check whether each subfolder contains non-zip files which are older than 31 days
If so, create a new folder within, labelled with the date
Move the old files to the newly-created f...
I wrote this class to handle login sessions for a framework I'm writing for educational purposes. Feedback would be greatly appreciated!
session.php:
define("SESS_NAME","PHPSESSNAME");
define("COOK_TIMEOUT",1500);
define("COOK_DOMAIN","localhost");
define("COOK_PATH","/");
define("COOK_SECURE"...
