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I am receiving data from an external API that is returned in the below form:
TagName,Value,AlStatus,AlType,Quality
In order to give the user an easy way to utilize this data (this is being compiled as a library) I am creating an arraylist of all of the data with maps inside to reference the actu...
The following is a function that accepts a hex value (with or without a #, 3 or 6 character) and returns another hex value that is "closest" to it from a set of static hex values defined within the function. It involves a conversion to RGB.
How do I make this function more "elegant"? This is mor...
In light of our current community-challenge I decided to build an Elevator Management System.
Initially I intended to program the EMS like a real-time operating system and the elevators as finite-state machine threads with each their own handler. It didn't go according to plan, but it works. For...
Up until recently, my LINQ-to-Sage provider didn't support projections, so the client code had to explicitly "transfer" to LINQ-to-Objects, like this:
var vendorCodes = context.Vendors.ToList().Select(e => e.Code);
Now, with a bit of help from Stack Overflow, I was able to modify my IQueryPr...
As you can see the below code for each method is that same, except for the properties it uses. For example X vs Y and Width vs Height. Is there anyway that I can refactor the code to use a common main method that changes on which property it uses?
Notes:
The all caps constant is BOX_LINEUP_TOLE...
I am categorizing terms depending on what letter the term starts with. What is the cleanest way to do so?
var parentGroup,
startsWith = "H"; // Just simplifying and giving a static example here.
switch(startsWith) {
case "A":
case "B":
case "C":
case "D":
case "E":
...
I was working on a problem from Project Euler which I can't seem to solve. The question is to find the number of ways to write 100 as a sum of at least two integers. My thinking was to break the problem up as follows:
Define a function f(n, {k, k+1, ..., n-k}) that returns the number of ways n...
This is my second day in learning Scala and I still need to develop a taste of functional programming, I often find myself doing imperative coding. Below is the result of my TDD practice.
Code
class DNA(dnaSequence: String) {
var count = collection.mutable.Map('A' -> 0, 'T' -> 0, 'C' -> 0, 'G' -
