After receiving some good feedback on the previous question, I've refactored my database and have begun to refactor the associated code. As a result of implementing models for all tables in the database, it has become smoother to use Eloquence Builder instead of a custom class using PDO.
Below f...
I have the below code where I would like to have Header in first row and output in subsequent rows. I am getting the header in each alternative row. Where should I add the header part. Here the code:
public static void CreatingCsvFiles(string weburl,string StatusNumber, string StatusDescription)...
A recent tweet contained this snippet of JavaScript.
Can someone please explain what is happening in it step by step?
> function dis() { return this }
undefined
> five = dis.call(5)
Number {[[PrimitiveValue]]: 5}
> five.wtf = 'potato'
"potato"
> five.wtf
"potato"
> five * 5
25
> five.wtf
"potato"
Please stop upvoting @BatCoder's comment, code that the OP didn't write is off topic. Code that the OP himself doesn't even understand is another question entirely. And don't forget the #1 rule: Don't migrate crap. — Dan Pantry13 secs ago
@DanPantry, thanks, but I believing in teaching people how to catch the fish, rather than just giving it to them. If the question is of low quality, it will be closed there as well. But in the first place, the OP should know where to ask. — BatCoder46 secs ago
How is migrating crap and getting it closed teaching people how to "catch" fish?
Is this a proper C# implementation of the Fisher–Yates shuffle?
private int[] Shuffle(int count)
{
//Fisher–Yates shuffle en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher–Yates_shuffle
//for i from 0 to n−2 do
//j ← random integer such that i ≤ j < n
//exchange a[i] and a[j]
int[] deck = new int...
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because you already have a working solution. Consider adapting the question for Code Review to have your working code reviewed. — Servyjust now
... On one hand, I hate having to build strings describing characters via %s and having to put pronouns or direct objects or possessive pronouns because I don't understand how those work because I never really paid attention to that in English...
on the other hand using the proper terms is super handy because then I can google what they are
English possessives are difficult if English is not your first language, AFAIK it is one of the only languages where the possessive's gender is that of the subject and not the object
I am looking for a review for a logo that is going to be shipped with a project of mine.
I wanted to keep it simple and clean, with a high level of appeal so that no one will really dislike the design of it.
Specifically:
Should I implement more color into the design?
Is the hexagon a suitabl...
The code is just to check user session.
'use strict';
import Cookie from 'js-cookie';
import _ from '../helpers';
module.exports = (event) => {
const spCookieName = 'sp';
const suCookieName = 'su';
try {
const e = event || {};
let sp = Cookie.get(spCookieName);
let isNewDe...
Something like this, invoked using a provided filename and the adress of a node pointer that will receive the list being generated. Good luck. Any future "how can this be better" questions on this should probably be foisted on codereview.stackexchange.com. — WhozCraig21 secs ago
Tim, I have to ask, when the site goes down, who do you go to for help? I mean, there's no Stack Overflow, Server Fault, or Super User to ask.... like: "I plugged my UPS in to my UPS, and now the command prompt is not showing up... what type of Coffee should I buy?" — rolflMay 16 '14 at 18:28
I think Jim Jefferies did a bit about having to watch a 40-minute video about not shaking babies (Jim Jefferies is not for the faint of heart, mind you)
We solve coding problems in the sense of bugs in provided code. Show some research effort and try codereview instead of stackoverflow if you already have a different solution but want improvements. — randy47 secs ago
You have presented an alternative solution, but haven't reviewed the code. Please explain your reasoning (how your solution works and how it improves upon the original) so that the author can learn from your thought process. — syb0rg2 mins ago
> so that the author can learn from your thought process
Like I said, VBA is a weird beast. In most languages you could easily declare and assign a variable at the same time, but VBA for some arcane reason(s) does not allow that
From this Stack Overflow answer, I learned that C++17 will have __has_include, which can
[make] migrating from experimental to std almost seamless
This still leaves the question of how to do it. Doing something like namespace std { using namespace std::experimental; } is undefined behaviou...
A recent tweet contained this snippet of JavaScript.
Can someone please explain what is happening in it step by step?
> function dis() { return this }
undefined
> five = dis.call(5)
Number {[[PrimitiveValue]]: 5}
> five.wtf = 'potato'
"potato"
> five.wtf
"potato"
> five * 5
25
> five.wtf
"potato"
Is this a proper C# implementation of the Fisher–Yates shuffle?
private int[] Shuffle(int count)
{
//Fisher–Yates shuffle en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher–Yates_shuffle
//for i from 0 to n−2 do
//j ← random integer such that i ≤ j < n
//exchange a[i] and a[j]
int[] deck = new int...
I am looking for a review for a logo that is going to be shipped with a project of mine.
I wanted to keep it simple and clean, with a high level of appeal so that no one will really dislike the design of it.
Specifically:
Should I implement more color into the design?
Is the hexagon a suitabl...
The code is just to check user session.
'use strict';
import Cookie from 'js-cookie';
import _ from '../helpers';
module.exports = (event) => {
const spCookieName = 'sp';
const suCookieName = 'su';
try {
const e = event || {};
let sp = Cookie.get(spCookieName);
let isNewDe...
From this Stack Overflow answer, I learned that C++17 will have __has_include, which can
[make] migrating from experimental to std almost seamless
This still leaves the question of how to do it. Doing something like namespace std { using namespace std::experimental; } is undefined behaviou...
