I have an array with 100 elements. Array elements are a set of ones and zeros. For example, Array[100] = {0,0,1,0,1,0,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,1,1,....,1}
If we assume that variable needed has the value of 2, then the "find_gap_randomly" function selects 2 contiguous zero elements (A ...
I have some code that is loading passwords from AWS SSM and then using them through the script. I am really concerned that some funky password character is going to be used that is going to get interpreted/escaped/munged by bash. The code in question is below. Are there any obvious problems here?...
@bruglesco I usually NAA it unless it already has a notice.
Pythonista's around?
"You don't want your user to type in something crazy and crash the program." That's not the only problem either. I can probably whipe the harddrive of my computer by inputting the (exact) wrong operation. Isn't exec just as bloody dangerous as eval? — Mast45 secs ago
Description:
Given a binary tree, find its minimum depth.
The minimum depth is the number of nodes along the shortest path from the root node down to the nearest leaf node.
Note: A leaf is a node with no children.
Leetcode
Code:
class Solution {
public int minDepth(TreeNode root) {
...
I wrote a console based Vocabulary Trainer to practice C++.
Its possible to add and remove Vocabulary and practice it with it.
I safe and read the vocabulary from a file to be able to read it.
Also certain settings like target and source language color of the console get saved in a settings f...
This is not an answer, this is part of your question as what you have tried. And if you have a solution but looking for a better way, code review is where you want to post, not here. — anishtain428 secs ago
I think today has been exciting enough. Just had an employee collapse and I ran around the building looking for a defibrillator, then broke into his phone to get his emergency contacts.
@200_success @Mast "Now, I am curious to know how I can write this program in a more readable code with or without using random library, preferably for OPNET network simulator." ? I don't see that as "asking for specific rewrites" at all.
> with or without using random library
> preferably for
that's as vague as it can get.
> I am curious to know how I can write this program in a more readable code
I am working on some software that reads/writes information in localStorage using a handler. You can find a working example here: http://jsbin.com/wifucugoko/edit?js,console
My problem is with the segment of code below:
_t.set = function(path, value) { // Update a single value or object
...
Watch out!
jQuery is full of secrets. html method is not just a simple wrapper around innerHTML property.
Possible fail condition:
var src = `if ("<x/>" !== "<" + "x" + "/" + ">") {
console.log("Math gone wrong.");
}`;
$("<script>").html(src).appendTo(document.head)
<!-- latest jQuery -->
On some platforms without a true randomness source, this might be equal to int get_random(int min, int max) { srand(0); /* calculate distribution with rand() */ }
@Vogel612, originally I was trying to exploit it to run some JavaScript. Also, it is possible to set own class names to created elements. Like .popup, which will act like a real popup on SE.
"867-5309/Jenny" is a 1981 song written by Alex Call and Jim Keller and performed by Tommy Tutone that was released on the album Tommy Tutone 2, on the Columbia Records label. It peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and #16 on the Billboard Top Tracks chart in May 1982 (see 1982 in music).
The song caused a fad of people dialing 867-5309 and asking for "Jenny".
== Creation ==
Lead guitarist Jim Keller, interviewed by People in 1982, said "Jenny is a regular girl, not a hooker. Friends of mine wrote her name and number on a men's room wall at a bar. I called her on a dare, and we dated for...
> According to Tommy Heath, lead singer of Tommy Tutone, "It's ridiculous. If I wanted to get into it, I could probably take the number away from both of them."
> [...there is a rumor...] that phone number is permanently non-assigned for every area code in North America. That isn’t the case: although 867-5309 is unassigned in many area codes, it is a valid working number in some of them (and such numbers have occasionally been put up for auction on eBay). In late 2004 a member of our site’s message board called 867-5309 in every existing area code and found that about twenty of them were still in service.
@CaptainObvious appears to have 2 VTC as Code not implemented or not working as intended - though OP claims it is working and the jsBin seems to illustrate that...
Consider the following typical probability scenario:
I defined this function to handle that scenario, I'm curious if Python has a more efficient method to handle this, or if this is the best way:
from scipy.special import binom
def grade_of_service(n, p, c):
prob = 0
k = c + 1
wh...
@Vogel612, nice option. I'll mail them, but for now there is not that much to worry about. All my attempts at XSS have failed. I tend to think that current MathJax config is rather solid.
I need a collection view to page through cells and center it like the App Store, where a portion of the previous and next cells look like this:
The native isPagingEnabled flag would be great if it had an option to center on the cell. However, making the cell the full width of the collection vi...
I am new to c++ and am trying to see if there is anything obvious I am doing wrong in the c++ implementation of:
def best_path(transcript, scores, beam_size):
transcript = '\t'+transcript
prefix_current = []
prefix_current.append(['\t', '\t', 1.0])
seq_length = len(scores)
for time in xrange...
This code is part of a simulation and inputs will be values less than one. The goal is to scale the inputs up to much larger numbers, although the total sum is bounded. These represent the number of entities in the simulation. For example, if the simulation has a limit of 1000 entities and the us...
Description:
Given a binary tree, find its minimum depth.
The minimum depth is the number of nodes along the shortest path from the root node down to the nearest leaf node.
Note: A leaf is a node with no children.
Leetcode
Code:
class Solution {
public int minDepth(TreeNode root) {
...
I wrote a console based Vocabulary Trainer to practice C++.
Its possible to add and remove Vocabulary and practice it with it.
I safe and read the vocabulary from a file to be able to read it.
Also certain settings like target and source language color of the console get saved in a settings f...
I am working on some software that reads/writes information in localStorage using a handler. You can find a working example here: http://jsbin.com/wifucugoko/edit?js,console
My problem is with the segment of code below:
_t.set = function(path, value) { // Update a single value or object
...
Watch out!
jQuery is full of secrets. html method is not just a simple wrapper around innerHTML property.
Possible fail condition:
var src = `if ("<x/>" !== "<" + "x" + "/" + ">") {
console.log("Math gone wrong.");
}`;
$("<script>").html(src).appendTo(document.head)
<!-- latest jQuery -->
Consider the following typical probability scenario:
I defined this function to handle that scenario, I'm curious if Python has a more efficient method to handle this, or if this is the best way:
from scipy.special import binom
def grade_of_service(n, p, c):
prob = 0
k = c + 1
wh...
I need a collection view to page through cells and center it like the App Store, where a portion of the previous and next cells look like this:
The native isPagingEnabled flag would be great if it had an option to center on the cell. However, making the cell the full width of the collection vi...
I am new to c++ and am trying to see if there is anything obvious I am doing wrong in the c++ implementation of:
def best_path(transcript, scores, beam_size):
transcript = '\t'+transcript
prefix_current = []
prefix_current.append(['\t', '\t', 1.0])
seq_length = len(scores)
for time in xrange...
