Introduction
I'm posting this as an answer because comments just don't suffice. Here is what I want to summarize for you.
First, we'll start with these two references:
http://spf13.com/post/soap-vs-rest
http://blog.smartbear.com/apis/understanding-soap-and-rest-basics/
Lastly, I want to star...
The code can be found here: https://github.com/TheAviralGarg/Bit-Distances
Can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong here:
Details of the programming problem that I am stuck on is in the README.md which I have copied below:
Bit Distances
The skeleton source code for this question is ...
Instead of rewriting the code you can just trigger the change event after you bind it which will cause it to sync on page load
$('select').change(function() {
var optionText = $(this).find('option:selected').text();
$(this).prev().text(optionText);
}).trigger('change'); // <-- trigger change
This is my first time writing C++, so I would appreciate advice in the areas of:
Code style (naming conventions, indentation, etc)
Memory usage (am I performing unnecessary object copies?)
Class design (move constructors, destructors, etc, are they necessary?)
Correct usage of standard library ...
Consonant density
This is a factor because consonants are often perceived more harsh than vowels.
German is a very vowel-rich language. There are reasonable vowel definitions containing 23 of them (see, e.g., this list) plus three diphthongs¹. Consequently, vowels have a high information densit...
I have a structure that is organized much like a Sudoku board, where individual cells reside in an n x n region, and those regions reside in an n x n area. I need to be able to address both the regions and the individual cells within the regions separately.
When operating on every individual cel...
