I would like to reduce the length of init method. struct Person { var id: Int? var firstName: String? var lastName: String? var vehicle: String? var location: String? var timeZone: String? init (id: Int?, firstName: String?, lastName: String?, vehicle: String?, loca...

I recently wrote a BMP writer in C. I still have a few questions regarding code quality and portability left, but first the code: bmpWriter.h #ifndef BMPWRITER_ #define BMPWRITER_ #include <stdint.h> int write24BitBMP(const char *outputFileName, uint32_t width, uint32_t height, uint8_t *rgbDa...

So I recently started getting into machine learning and I wanted to write a "beginner-program" which would learn to play tic tac toe. Following this is the code I currently have, which was inspired by a different program I saw. Meaning some ideas(like saving the valid moves in a String) are not f...

This question is clearly off-topic on code review. However it did receive an answer which essentially points out the problem and makes some suggestions. The problem this potentially causes is that it somewhat encourages users to ask off-topic questions anyway since they may just receive a useful ...

I was playing around with JavaScript patterns like constructor with prototype, decorations and method chaining and figured out it would be interesting to try and combine those ideas into a single pattern. I looked around the Web to find anything similar and failed, so I decided to try and create...

After asking Randomly choose a game executable from a folder, I applied the recommended changes. I also redesigned the program to make use of the MVVM (Model-View-Viewmodel) paradigm, using Prism 6.0. This was such a large change that I bumped the version number to 2.0. The project can be found ...

My application relies on an unknown number of DLLs that each produce a report. The only thing that is known in advance is the location of the files and the classes that each will contain, including the base types. When the user needs to define a new report for use in the application, a list of ...

I have a python script that generates a dictionary of all possible 3 digit password combinations. It essentially works by just nesting for loops. This is fine, but say I wanted to change it so it could generate 4, 5, 6, ... digit combinations. This would require me to keep adding more nested loop...

I'm quite new to code reviews, so this question might be trivial. I'm looking at a code review tool like "track changes" in Microsoft Word, but a bit more advanced. The process that I'm looking for is: I submit a file or some changes for review. People can directly do the changes in the code. I c...

DatabaseManager.cs using System; using MySql.Data.MySqlClient; using Plus.Core; using Plus.Database.Interfaces; namespace Plus.Database { public sealed class DatabaseManager { private readonly string _connectionStr; public DatabaseManager(string ConnectionStr) {...

I'm writing a small checkers game in python (international rules) and I need some pointers here and there. For the moment, I am only drawing the board and checking the syntax of moves with a regex. For review : Usage of a value package for passing around game state (grid, turn_count, and curr...

I am stumped. I am making a table that loads data from an API. So far, the header loads the information well; however, the data that makes up the rows loads incorrectly as shown here: . Can someone please explain to me why this is so? I think it might have something to do with my jquery selecti...

Following-up on my last question where I wrapped the Sage API with a familiar IRepository interface, I decided to push the abstraction a step further, and... implement an actual LINQ provider. So my client code looks like this: class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { u...

Im building a multidimensional array of coordinates and looking to possibly group them by id if its reliable. http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=vancouver,ca [49.283x-123.121] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [city] => Vancouver ...