Supports backspacing, but not wrapped backspacing.
%macro newline 0.nolist
mov ax, 0E0Dh
int 10h
mov al, 0Ah
int 10h
%endmacro
%macro getc 0.nolist
%%get:
mov ah, 11h
int 16h ; get keystroke status
jnz %%pressed
hlt
jmp ...
My best languages are Python and Rust, but I want to improve my C++ skills, so I decided to try my hand at Advent of Code 2019 in C++. So far I have not encountered too many issues, but I want to know what I am doing that is subtly (or not so subtly) wrong.
The following program is my solution t...
I have been trying to come up a generic C linked list to store data as it comes and later sort them to use it for various purpose. Please have a look at the code below an provide me your review comments. This code compiles and runs in Windows and Linux.
1. Design
2. Quality
3. Usability
you ma...
My app's navigation module needs me to provide a route name for each screen in the navigation stack.
Previously I used clean, strings like Sign In, Overview, Sign Up, etc.
The header shown on each screen needs a title to display, so I simply showed the route name of the current screen as the ti...
I am trying to programmatically change views in my macOS application. I
found stuff like NavigationLink and others but I am not allowed to use them. The code to switch must be in Button's action, because this way I know that I can quickly switch from the code, even if it is not in button format....
I am trying to create a website to present a research paper and I want to be able to have the in text citations as links as links and when you click them, they highlight that particular source. I tried the div:target identifier like this:
Python:
<a href = "#source1">(Nama, 29)</a>
<div id = "s...
I made this program to understand inheritance better.
Now that I'm at this basic level it's not really a problem but I can see this coming in the future and so I'm asking what's the best method to ask the user to insert the width and height of a rectangle (in this case).
The code I'm providing ...
I've become a bit rusty in Java. This is an attempt at brushing up my skills.
Bubble sort, sometimes referred to as sinking sort, is a simple sorting algorithm that repeatedly steps through the list, compares adjacent elements and swaps them if they are in the wrong order. The pass through th...
A collegue and me implemented a simulator the iterated prisoner dilemma from game theory in haskell. We would appreciate any feedback on the quality of the code, how things could be worked out more efficiantly or elegantly.
The code file together with a tex file in literate haskell style that ex...
I have 3 radio buttons all grouped inside a group box in a WinForms project. Currently, I am checking which button is checked and assigning values using the following if/else statement, similar to the below example
if (rb1.Checked)
{
selectedButton = 1;
se...
This little program was written for an assignment in a data structures and algorithms class. I'll just note the basic requirements:
Given an inputted string along with mode(0=spell check , 1=AddToDictionary), if the mode is 0 the program should check to see if it exists in a dictionary of correc...
I would like to know if there are any things I could improve with the following code regarding writing it in a FP style:
server.js:
const express = require('express');
const app = express();
const person = require('./person');
app.get('/create-person/:name', (req, res) => {
person.addPerso...
I am a beginner in Java. I have created this small project with Java with the inheritance concept. Here the Human will fill, pour and drink water. There are three classes Glass, Jug and Human. Let me know how u think it is!
//Glass class:
public class Glass {
private float capacity = (floa...
This is a part of the code for the almighty bot @Duga (That's me!).
Every evening, 15 minutes before "RELOAD" (00:00 UTC), I post the reputation differences for some Code Review users.
Example output is:
Mat's Mug vs. Simon Forsberg: 2728 diff. Year: +3618. Quarter: +885. Month: +648. Week:...
I have following file:
STUDENT_D19001.T103412_HU.txt
STUDENT_D19001.T103412_KU.txt
STUDENT_D19002.T113030_HU.txt
STUDENT_D19002.T115055_KU.txt
STUDENT_D19003.T115055_KU.txt
STUDENT_D19004.T135040_HU.txt
I want to process the common/pair files separately in this order (HU1 and then KU1; HU2 an...
Hey guys had another question for my perl-class asignment.
related question:
Frequency analysis for simultaneous dice rolls
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
use GD::Graph::hbars;
use List::Util qw(max);
my $number_of_dice=0;
my $number_of_rolls=0;
my @total_sum_of_eyes;
my %count;
...
I'm new to F# and functional programming in general (coming from an object oriented background). I just wanted to get some criticism on an algorithm for assigning jobs to crew members. I want to be as functional as possible and avoid loops and mutable state. Here is what I've come up with.
let r...
I created my first commit for ASF Maven today. In the PR I was asked two things.
By the way: "understand" doesn't mean I speak another language. It is more about his and my opinions and arguments.
Else-If instead of guard statements / early return
So, there is no documentation and no check styl...
I have a pandas data frame and I want to calculate some features based on some short_window, long_window and bins values. More specifically, for each different row, I want to calculate some features. In order to do so, I move one row forward the df_long = df.loc[row:long_window+row] such as in th...
I'm writing a helper script that I wish to be able to share with my co-workers. We all work using macOS Mojave, but all have their own shell configurations. For example, I actually use ZSH and bash 5.0.
There are often times where I am working with data that is output from our nightly testing t...
Usually it is a good style in Java to create named constant for string (and other) hardcoded values.
Using the example below I want to know how pedantic should I be in it.
I use java class as a wrapper of XML settings. each function is suppose to return a value from related XML file.
I defined...
Is there a simpler way to write this ugly if/else statement?
It's simply appending a query string to a url depending on whether the variables exist.
if (start) {
url += `?start=${start}`;
if (end) {
url += `&end=${end}`;
}
} else if (end) {
url += `?end=${end}`;
}
Perhaps a dumb question, but what is a "nice" way to execute a piece of code with the indices 5, 7 and 9 for example (in c++)?
Surely I can do something like:
for (int i = 5; true; i += 2)
{
// Do something with i which is once 5, once 7 and once 9
// Code that i...
I'm playing with ktor right now. If I understand this correctly, code in ktor's handlers need to be as asynchronous as possible. So I was trying to figure out how do you write synchronous (potentially expensive) code in a Kotlin coroutine. Here's what I've written:
install(DefaultHeaders)
...
