(This is my first question here sorry for any small errors with my post - some advice on creating better questions would be appreciated too.)
In Advance, 'Helloworld' class executes all of the methods, 'Human' is the interface, and 'Nate' & 'Ryan' are two classes that implement the 'Human' inter...
Looking to improve building UI in pure ES6.
This is the pattern I have adopted and has worked fairly well. This code increments the count, sets a data attribute to toggle the button, and issues a POST to the server with the vote payload object.
import axios from "axios";
class Vote {
constr...
I'm not sure if this question is in the right forum, but I'll migrate it if it's not.
I'm making a website about coffee types, and I want to make the website with a mega menu, such as:
Infused
Drip or filtered
French press or cafetière
Cold brew
And so on. Some of the categories don't need ...
I have following task, form a given array, i want the longest ascending array.
I will give you an example int[] a = {19,12,13,1,2,3,4,5,14,23,24,25,26,31,32}; will return array of {1,2,3,4,5} - that is the largest sequence of ascending numbers in the given array.
Below is the sample code:
int[]...
I have a table of users, where each user has a group (or multiple groups) he/she is part of.
Currently I'm handling the users group via a Users class:
<?php
/**
*
* User (class) Model: Handles users (not system users).
*
*/
class User{
/*=================================
= Va...
I am trying to clean up and simplify parts of a large C++ code that others have written. In one method, there is a pattern where numerous variable names are declared using the same initializer function. Here is a simplified example:
#include <iostream>
int initialize( int param ) {
return p...
As many suggestions were given for the code I posted here, I decided to show you the new version for review.
I Removed the OpenCatalog class, Disassembler now has the responsibility for handling the catalog of OpCode that is now stored in an std::map.
OpCode is now a struct and AssemblyLine han...
I have added a correct question callback for different type of question like radio,checkbox and descriptive..
QuestionListActivity.class (it shows the list of questions to attempt)
public class QuestionListActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
private Context mContext;
private List<Ques...
For preventing CSRF attacks in PHP,i tried something like this:
for each page that contains forms(whether its a post or get),at the beginning i use this:
<?php
session_start();
if(!isset($_SESSION['token'])){
$_SESSION['token']= strong 32 charachters random string
}
?>
And for ...
imaging a folder structure like:
Peter
|- Cats
|- Mini
|- Maunz
|- Tippsi
|– Dogs
|- Brutus
Eva
|- animals
|- Mini
|- Brutus
I´d like to delete all subfolders in Peter/*/ if they not present in Eva/animals/ (Maunz and Brutus)
This is what I have so far. It´s working but it...
I am creating a table to represent Service Level Agreements for applications.
I started by creating a schema with two time columns SLA_Start, and SLA_End. However, A lot of SLA's run the entire day. There is only one Midnight. For Instance, There's not really a way to represent 00:00 Monday to ...
Problem:
We are interested in triangles that have integer length sides, all of which are between
minLength and maxLength, inclusive. How many such triangles are there? Two triangles
differ if they have a different collection of side lengths, ignoring order. Triangles with
side lengths {2,3,4} a...
I have the following python output class that I'm planning to use across a number of modules in a terminal application:
from colorclass import Color
from colorclass import disable_all_colors, enable_all_colors, is_enabled
from time import gmtime, strftime
class OutputHelper(object):
def __i...
In my architecture I have service layer, and for my question two relevant classes in this layer:
UserManagementService
EmailSenderService
In first service there is method: UnsubscribeUser which unsubscribes the user from a mailing list, and after user is successfully unsubscribed it dispatche...
My Python3 code for the problem is as follows:
from itertools import chain, combinations
def main():
T = int(input()) # the number of test cases
for case in range(1, T+1):
R, C, H, V = map(int, input().split()) # rows, columns, horizontal cuts, vertical cuts
waffle ...
I want to implement for_each_in_tuples that takes a functor and one or more tuples of the same size and applies this functor to i'th elements of each tuple for i = 0, ..., size - 1.
Example:
#include <iostream>
#include <tuple>
std::tuple t1(1, 2.2, false);
std::tuple t2(3.3, 'a', 888);
std::...
I have started to code Snake in C++. I am finding it hard to make progress on this project because the code is quite messy. How can I improve the structure of my program?
main.cpp:
#include <iostream>
#include "Game.h"
#define FRAMERATE 500
int main(void)
{
Game game;
int count = 0;
...
New to rust, so I'm not completely familiar with all of its fancy features, but I guess this is a good place to have people tell me what features I should be using.
It's a chunk(?) class, not for a voxel game though for rendering chunks of a tilemap.
Anyway, here we go:
use gl;
use std::o...
