I am trying to learn how to write clean HTML5 code and I came across a sidebar.
I need to get something like this:
My code:
<aside>
<section>
<header>
<h1>Naujienos</h1>
</header>
<ol>
<li>
<article>
<header>
<h3>...
Every once in a while, someone asks a question that belongs to Code Review no matter how you look at it. Guess what: We don't have a flag for migrating such questions to CR! This causes others to raise custom flags for migration to CR that are declined nearly every time.
There should be a flag f...
hey have this simple code to make a ping pong game. however I haven't quite finished it. I need to add a function where the ball can bounce off in multiple directions. I was thinking of doing it with 'math'. However I don't know if this will be the easiest way or if I could do it at all with math...
The only way I could think of doing this is creating a text file and modifying it each time the program is executed and outputting the average but this has many flaws so I was wondering if it was possible to do this any other way. I think the code explains it pretty good, any help is appreciated....
@Edward Shared spreadsheets with less than about 10 potentially simultaneous users are not too problematic, most of the time. They mostly only are problematic when one person (usually me because I have to maintain it) leaves the spreadsheet open overnight
Click here to see the problem statement. My code has complexity nlog(n) and is pretty much similar to how we calculate the number of inversions. The function merge in the code below merges two sorted arrays and the function merge_sort is the basic call to merge sort procedure. The array sum1 stor...
I limited a TextBox to allow a maximum of 2 decimals after the separator, so I type "5.20" -> all fine, then I add a 0 and it changes to "520", another 0 and it changes to "5200" etc.
Technically the TextBox is satisfying my requirements, but not quite what I intended
Oh lol, I splitted on the decimal separator, but didn't put it back when I joined the string again
I've made a simple web plot with D3 Js version 4. I've drawn a discontinuous function, f(x)=1/(x(x-2)), it has got 2 vertical asymptotes and 1 horizontal asymptote. I add a legend with LateX writting. I appreciate any improve on this code, and I expect this code be useful for everyone.
The html c...
@DanPantry If you want to really win then it's quite P2W, if you just want to play (99% of the server just wants that) then it's not too bad but could use less P2W
Really wanting to win also includes being up whenever the game wants you to be up
That is because it's pretty much TW, just different setting etc.
I'm playing a little bit on a retro server though, like how it was a couple of years ago and that's not P2W but not sure if new servers will get released, might be more fun than the normal ones though
The crux of the question is on virtual functions and access specifier of variables used in the virtual functions.
I am editing code, which when simplified looks like this:
class SuperBase
{
public:
void visit()
{
//go through some loop and call appropriate visitor
//for ...
The scenario which I'm trying to implement.
This class tests the Worker class. It invokes the run() method of a Worker instance. The Worker class holds an instance of a queue of Order objects.
The max size of this queue is 5. Ten Orders are generated Asynchronously and placed in the queue. Thos...
The scenario which I'm trying to implement:
This class tests the Worker class. It invokes the run() method of a Worker instance. The Worker class holds an instance of a queue of Order objects. The max size of this queue is 5. Ten Orders are generated asynchronously and placed in the queue. Those...
Here is the JS Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/4jo9hvpk/
The code is fully functional. Could someone point out any mistakes in style? Any redundancies? I want to work on making my code look better and being more efficient.
I'd accept it based on "I have implemented 5/6 features and of feature 6, 3 out of 12? cases but feel my design is wrong" as that's not "code not written" it's someone stopping themselves from digging deeper
I do not understand what the timeout for both TryTake() and TryAdd() is actually good for.
This is my producer method.
It looks for DataPacket objects in a SourceDataRepository. If the source data repository runs out of items the source data repository returns null (until it has new items in sto...
@SvenMarnach yeah, no, I'd reject that outright in a code review as being too clever by half ;-) — Martijn Pieters ♦46 secs ago
Basically code review. You could probably do a static analyais in some cases, to check that equals and hashCode use the same fields, but the corner cases will probably overwhelm such a system. You could also use a project like Lombok to generate them for you. — yshavitjust now
This XOR function is costing my program too much time (specifically the conversions.)
How can this code be made faster?
string xor_str(string astr, string bstr){
unsigned long a = strtoul(astr.c_str(), NULL, 16); // Convert strings to longs
unsigned long b = strtoul(bstr.c_str(), NUL...
Since the list of non-type template parameters is very limited, I've created a simple algorithm that is meant to be used with any constexpr constructible and copyable type and a constexpr binary functor. This was inspired by my integer pack fold template meta-program (seen here), which can only h...
It's common (in the places I've worked at least) to see function names like foo() and foo2() (although I'll admit that I tend to notice this occurring more often in Javascript). I was wondering whether or not it would be good practice in general to use numbers in function/variable names? Personal...
In the C# Player's Guide book, one of the challenges was to make the game Game of Life in the console.
Program.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.IO;
namespace GameOfLife
{
...
Politics conversations aren't generally bad until people start aggressively arguing, in which case they should be dissolved rather than moved
This room isn't necessarily representative of Code Review, rather, it's representative of the people who visit, there's not really much reason to get uptight and move messages just because we want it devoid of personal culture and conversation
Just posted my first answers, do you guys think it's better to write rather verbose sample code? I tried to avoid doing a ton of operations on the same line, e.g., here stackoverflow.com/questions/38158859/…
I am trying to learn how to write clean HTML5 code and I came across a sidebar.
I need to get something like this:
My code:
<aside>
<section>
<header>
<h1>Naujienos</h1>
</header>
<ol>
<li>
<article>
<header>
<h3>...
The crux of the question is on virtual functions and access specifier of variables used in the virtual functions.
I am editing code, which when simplified looks like this:
class SuperBase
{
public:
void visit()
{
//go through some loop and call appropriate visitor
//for ...
Here is the JS Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/4jo9hvpk/
The code is fully functional. Could someone point out any mistakes in style? Any redundancies? I want to work on making my code look better and being more efficient.
This XOR function is costing my program too much time (specifically the conversions.)
How can this code be made faster?
string xor_str(string astr, string bstr){
unsigned long a = strtoul(astr.c_str(), NULL, 16); // Convert strings to longs
unsigned long b = strtoul(bstr.c_str(), NUL...
In the C# Player's Guide book, one of the challenges was to make the game Game of Life in the console.
Program.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.IO;
namespace GameOfLife
{
...
