Instead of making theoretical assumptions about what people *might* gain in rep, why not go on what people have actually earned?
Using Data from the past year: (Dec 2014 to Dec 2015) from the users tab on Stack Overflow:
Only 5 people out-repped Jon Skeet in the last year. If their trajectories...
Write a program that simulate the CPU Scheduling process for 1000
process, the project should simulates the following algorithms:
1- First Come First Served scheduling algorithm (FCFS) (2 marks).
2- Shortest Job Frist scheduling algorithm (SJF) (3 marks).
3- Priority scheduling algorithm (2).
4- ...
Reads the user's first and last name (an entire line as a single string), then prints the last name followed by a comma and the first initial. Ensure the code re-prompts until the user types a name that is at least 5 letters total in length and has at least one space in it. For example:
...
It REALLY depends on what level of technology we're talking about here.
After all, given sufficiently advanced technology, we could "build" a person, atom by atom, to have all the same properties, education, mental and motor functions etc. as if they had developed the normal way over many years....
This is my EventHandler class, it is extremely simple and can be used on Lamdas and similiar.
template<typename Signature, typename...Ax>
class Event
{
private:
typedef std::function<Signature(Ax...)> Function;
Function _func;
public:
void CallFunc(A...
I've written a program for Arduino UNO and 3 LED lights. The program is supposed to turn an inputted number into binary and then display it on the LEDs, on being 1 and off being 0 I have looked it over quite a few times and don't understand why it is not working as it should. I'm a beginner at wo...
I'm working on making an iOS app to solve physics problems and I'm starting by just having it solve basic kinematics problems with the following formulas (I've coded it in C instead of Swift to start because I know C better):
Time: t
Change in Distance: d
Average Velocity: va
Initial Velocity: ...
I have the following algorithm to find a minimum of three input numbers:
min(a,b,c):
x := a
if b < x then x := b
if c < x then x := c
return x
end min(a,b,c)
I'm trying to implement a Mic-1 micro code following the algorithms above:
OP1, OP2, OP3 = any 16 bit 2s complement value
...
This year I have been participating in the Advent of Code series of challenges, and it just so happened that I'd be doing them in Javascript. Not my usual weapon of choice, but I do have some experience in it.
Day 11 asks us to find the next valid password given a set of three requirements. The ...
Hey guys I just finished coding a game in c++ for blackjack, pontoon, 21 or whatever you call it! I was just wondering if I could get some general feedback? Thank you!
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
#include <string>
#include <ctime>
#include <cstdlib>
int main()
{
bool loop = tru...
My package is
service.auto.upadte.
stockDetails
stockFiveMinutesDetails
stockIndicators
stockFiveMinutesIndicators
And in each package i have class (service) to calculate same value or parse data from external website. Now i'm just wondering what name should i give to my class (service).
...
in all project I realize , i add in each table a field named
disabled ( true, false )
if the user click on " delete " , the row just turn disabled to false
for don't have any problem on cascade delete
i just wanna know if this method is good or there are anothers method ?
I recently re-visited a question in swift and noticed that all code from the question and the answers doesn't compile anymore with the current Swift 2.1 release that comes with Xcode 7.2.
The reason is of course that Swift is an evolving language, and incompatible changes were made between relea...
Deprecated functions are not a new thing, and not a thing solely to swift. You don't need to edit every question to replace println, you simply need to understand those questions/answers contain old code.
Python went and changed from print statement to print(statement), and the existing question...
Currently I'm engaged with implementing a Drag and Drop GUI.
I've discovered that there a not many resources (tutorials etc.) available. So I tinkered this prototype mainly by myself:
HTML
<div id="wrap">
<p class="instruct">
Click the square. Keep the mouse-button pushed and
m...
In my application, well-defined operations on collections of business entities are modularized and carried out using one or more routines, each of which operates on a unique type of data associated with (but not necessarily contained in the objects that represent) these business entities.
A rou...
I want to customise how my objects are printed using the .format() function.
I have two problems to make that happen in clear and concise way. But since the second one stems from the first one I'm presenting both here.
Formatting array
Passing options to .format() in array seems to me to be aw...
I hacked together this little query on the Data Explorer
The query finds questions where an answerer has posted two or more answers (which in itself is not necessarily a bad thing), it gives you the link to the question, information about which user posted the multiple answers, and how many answ...
Thank you in advance!
If I have a class like:
class Person
{
public string FirstName { get; set; }
public string LastName { get; set; }
public string Location { get; set; }
public int Age { get; set; }
}
And then I'am using a List :
static void Ma...
So, I am working on a processing script which performs multiple tasks involving classification by using scikit ,cleaning of data , running different models and generating the output.
So my sample program will look like -
class xyz:
def classification():
return
def cleaning():
...
I wrote a quick program in Python to play against itself in a game of (random) tic-tac-toe.
It seems to work, but can you guys please look at it and let me know if I'm doing things the 'correct' (i.e. idiomatic) and efficient way.
import random
# Tic Tac Toe
# Board is laid out as:
# 0, 1,...
