I have improved Finding shortest paths in a Wikipedia article graph using Java.
Now I have this:
AbstractWikipediaShortestPathFinder.java:
package net.coderodde.wikipedia.sp;
import com.google.gson.JsonArray;
import com.google.gson.JsonObject;
import com.google.gson.JsonParser;
import java.io...
This is one of the projects on freecodecamp. I would like a review on my code. Thanks in advance.
Javascript:
var answers;
function formatSearchString() {
var searchString = document.getElementById("searchBar").value;
var words = searchString.split(" ");
searchString = words.join("_");
...
I have written this class which sorts the array using bubble sort. Please let me know how can I improve it.
public class BubbleSort {
public static void numbers(int[] array){
numbers(array, '<');
}
public static void numbers(int[] array, char direction){
if(direction == '<'){
f...
I'm looking for feedback on the readability of my code and opinions on the pick_best algorithm. I do this stuff for fun when I have time, and never get a chance to have anyone else look at it. Hopefully, I can use this site to improve my coding.
from itertools import permutations
from random ...
First, you'll need to familiarize yourself with common noose knots. The most common is the "hangman's noose". Disclaimer: never play with this in real life: it's dangerous!
Now, you need to gain familiarity with handling snakes. This isn't very common work, and there is a lack of sanctioned bo...
I loved the game! You should include links for the game so others can find out more about it.
Anyway, the answer:
SHIFT + `
clearwife
--via GameFAQs
You can read more on the GameFAQs cheat page.
Your friend was correct about that being the only option in-game.
I just got a new slingshot. It's not very effective against monsters but it's fun to take potshots at Shane when I see him.
Hitting Shane makes the grumpy speech bubble appear above his head. Does that mean I lose friendship with people if I shoot them?
Misleading question titles are great. They're kind of a thing around here and that's also great. What's not so great is every time one comes along, and we get dozens of comments about LOL, how amusing the title is:
Usually one or two is kinda okay, but recently every misleadingly titled questi...
I have a table that holds a user's weight for specific days. In my weights_controller.rb index action I can show these weights - no problem. What I also want to show on the index is the user's current weight, his weight loss over time as well as the timeframe he achieved this weight loss.
Thus I...
I have ViewPager with 3 tabs. In each of them is one RecyclerView. Each of the RecyclerView has it's own Adapter. I have one singleton class called GlobalData and in that class I have 3 ArrayLists containing data for each Adapter. To be more specific, first tab displays months, second tab display...
public class ExpressionTreeNode {
private Object value;
private ExpressionTreeNode leftNode;
private ExpressionTreeNode rightNode;
public ExpressionTreeNode(Object value) {
this(value, null, null);
}
public ExpressionTreeNode(Object value, ExpressionTreeNode lef...
The Ruby on Rails framework doesn't allow you to validate enums submitted through a form in any sane manner. Evidently, enums are meant to be used to maintain internal application state, and are not supposed to be user-facing. Well, in my case it doesn't matter too much, but I still want validati...
The problem:
Making a simple hangman game. This is a continuation of the following question: The right way to hang a man. There I just tried to make the ascii-gallow. Now I have tried to write the rest of the code for the hangman game, using the ideas from the answer.
I have tried very hard to...
I have a action method in my Rails controller which filters an ActiveRecord model depending on the submitted GET parameters. Rubocop complains that Assignment Branch Condition Size is too high:
20.62/15.
Is there a way to improve the following code?
@measurements = Measurement.all
@measuremen...
Create an IoT application
Maybe you've been looking for an excuse to finally dust off your Raspberry Pi. Maybe you have an Amazon Echo and you want test out some of its functions, or maybe you just want to finally finish your Arduino project or just write a smartwatch app!
Either way, this is ...
Thanks to everybody for the review of Binary protocol variability.
Summary of the problem: How to parse an incoming stream of events from a binary communication protocol, if we have some variations in devices to support and would not like to have one huge switch to include everything.
I think...
