# It's considered fine.
else:
# It's considered a problem.
else:
# Other code which checks for other possible errors...
else:
# Other code which checks for other possible errors...
That bit alone makes me go "you've cropped the code for us".
That...
Did you not read the FAQ at all?
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As I said on Twitter, this site is about asking
Does this code make my ass look fat?
In other words, general broad-spectrum subjective feedback about blocks of code you've written.
Stated another way, on Stac...
I'm replicating a scenario on a sample set for better understanding.
Database Table: Products
Report required from that table,
I've written following query to achieve this,
SELECT `Product`, `Price`, `Total Customers`, `Customer1 Name` AS 'Customer Name'
FROM `Products`
WHERE `Products`.`...
The On-Topic section is really the core of what defines a site. In the former FAQ sections, it was prominently placed and easy to identify. Now in the Help Center, it is buried half way down and 3 columns over. I knew what I was looking for and it still took me several minutes to find.
Such a...
I have a data validation class, which I would like to return errors in many languages. I'm not writing the whole class, just the needed parts as my question only refers to that.
<?php
class Validator {
public $error = null;
private $options = null;
private $errors = [
...
Stack Overflow is not a forum. Forums are largely discussion-based and tend to follow less strict rules about what posts can be like.
On Stack Overflow (and Stack Exchange in general), we require every new thread to be started with a question and every response to that question to be an attempt ...
I am new to nodejs and express 4. I would like to create a module that will handle my application socket.io events in order to put the code outside of app.js
I am not sure how I could do it. My app.js looks like this for now:
var express = require('express');
var socket_io = require('socket.io'...
An unhelpful Help Center…
Questions asking for open-ended suggestions to improve working pieces of code appear to be unwelcome on Stack Overflow, and many such questions do get closed. However, it's not obvious why such questions would be against by the rules. Some excerpts from the Help Cente...
You're on Stack Overflow and you've found a question that seems to be about improving code. You are trying to be helpful, and you put a comment in the question:
You should try asking on CodeReview.SE instead. —YourName 2 minutes ago
… and suddenly, out of nowhere CodeReview.SE users swoop i...
I don't understand . What is the problem?
using namespace std;
`template <class T>
struct Nodo{
T info;
Nodo <T> *sinistro;
Nodo<T> *destro;
};
template <class T>
class binaryTree
{
public:
const binaryTree<T> &operator =(const binaryTree<T>&);
b...
