I've recently started teaching myself basic C++ and decided to implement a simple stack with pointers.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
struct StackElement {
char value;
StackElement* next;
StackElement(char value, StackElement* next) : value(value), next(next) {}
};
stru...
I was working on this Codewar Kata called "did I finish my sudoku". I couldn't find any problems but apparently there is a bug somewhere. Can you help me find it please?
function doneOrNot(board){
var result = "Finished!"
var checkerRow = {}
var checkerColumn = {}
var checkerRegi...
I am using a function submitted by the user @ Andreas Rejbrand. Thanks to the user I can write a program that does not accept special characters in a string the issue is when putting this into another program it compiles successfully but stops at the first write line.Here is the code. Any help wo...
Doing this Rustlings I find I'm unhappy with the code I wrote,
let person: Person = args.next()
.unwrap_or_default()
.parse::<usize>()
.map_or_else( |age| Person{ age, name }, || Person::default() );
What I want is something like
let person: Person = args.next()
.unwrap_or_default()
...
The Cantor Pairing function is a mathematical function which takes two integers and combines them into a single integer that is unique to that pair. This single integer can later be "unpaired" back into the two original, separate integers. Further information on this function can be found here an...
TA.ServiceProxy.RoleManagement.GetSubPrivilagesResponses subPrivilagesResponses = GetSubPrivilagesFromPrivilageCodeStatic("Authoring01");
if (subPrivilagesResponses != null && subPrivilagesResponses.SubprivilagesList != null)
{
for (int j = 0; j < subPrivilagesResponses.SubprivilagesList.Leng...
public class Hello World {
public static void main(string[] args){
System.out.println("Hello World!");
}
}
this code shows me the error expected error but i make shure that everything ids oky....
how to show this problem solved?
I have the following code made in C language which reproduce the functionality of the mv (move) command from linux. The problem is that the code is very inefficient. How I can optimaze or make the code more efficient without changing the structure to much?
#include <limits.h>
#include <fcn...
I have the following code that creates a directory in C. I tested it multiple times, reviewed it a few times and it looks fine at the moment (from my perspective atleast).
What I really wanna know is what bugs does it have and how can I fix them ? (comparing it with the mkdir command from linux...
I am experimenting with the ServiceLocator pattern. I'd like to support lazy loading of items.
protocol Resolver {
func resolve<T> () -> T
}
protocol Register {
func register<T>(instance: T)
func register<T>(reference: @escaping () -> T)
}
final class LazyServiceLocator {
enum ObjectR...
How may the code below be optimized to minimize runtime?
A linked list it utilized to implement a line editor which is designed to read inputs (line by line) from the user in the form of space delimited strings, edit specified lines of inputs, search specified lines of the inputs for matching li...
a = [0 for I in range(20))
map(lambda x: a[x-1]+=x, range(20))
I know we cant assign item in lambda, how do I get this done. Please help.
the question :can anyone transfer high stars gihub repositary owner ?
its very helpful that if you have about 200+ stars repositary you want to transfer.
or you want to sell it .
thank you
I was reading about private variables and functions in Python and I managed to get almost everything except one thing.
Is it recommended to write underscore before variables defined inside a function?
Here is the code so it can be more clear:
Version 1:
class House():
def __init__(self):...
I often create and observe C++ class methods which conclude by setting data members of the class. Frequently, local variables are initialised with values used later to assign class data members. Something like this:
auto myclass::mymethod1(...)
{
auto myvar = foo();
// intermediate code usin...
Because C# .NET does not come with a MultiDictionary, I implemented one based on this StackOverflow answer.
The MultiDictionary should be able to hold multiple values for one key and remove the key, if no value is assigned to the key anymore.
I wanted to implement nearly all methods, which the ...
I am trying to design a computer class.I want use a function named Work to check the state of each hardware.But it failed when used in Dell/IBM class(it works when just used in PC class).I can't figure out why it failed.
it can be complied successfully.
the Work() is in line 117,which has a FIX...
If I get the linked list input as:
1->2->3->4 and K=1,num=2
The desired output for the given question is 4->3->2->1
Swapping of data is not allowed and I am given head pointer, the value of K, and num as arguments of the function.
I am getting segmentation fault despite checking all corner cas...
I was working on Leet code design a Linked List problem. My solution with a @tail pointer, althought it added complexity it made adding to tail O(1), also having a variable size @size made it easier to counter edge cases. Here are some of the stats:
Success Details Runtime: 100 ms, faster tha...
Currently I have a plot that shows all the shortest paths between all the nodes in my network and my target:
Now I would like to make a colormap, where I would color the origin nodes and the edges based on the distance of the shortest path. Can anyone help me?
Here is what I have:
import netw...
I am new to this community; I have tried my best to respect the policy of the community. I have written the Monte Carlo metropolis algorithm for the ising model. I want to optimize the code. I have tried my best. I want to optimize it further. The following is the code:
(I have used tricks like ...
I have a Bash script that resides on Remote Server A and transfers files from Remote Server 1 to Remote Server 2. Remote Server 2 is a Dropbox folder so in this script, I call another script (that's not mine) to interface with the Dropbox API.
This is one of my 1st forays into the Bash-scripting...
Below is my code that checks 900 lines on one sheet ("Value") against 90,000 lines on another sheet ("Master") then repeats the process for a second sheet ("Non Value"). The code runs without any actual errors, but the strain of running through such large datasets crashes Excel. The image shows...
So, I've implemented Huffman Encoding in JavaScript, you can see it live here. Here is the code:
var letters,maxX,maxY,minX,maximumDepth,inputString;
function onButtonClick() {
inputString=document.getElementById("input").value;
if (inputString.length<2) {
alert("Strings of lengt...
I am currently trying to create a trading application via pyqt5 and pyqtgraph.
To display the chart I use the example code given in the pyqtgraph examples.
import pyqtgraph as pg
from pyqtgraph import QtCore, QtGui
## Create a subclass of GraphicsObject.
## The only required methods are paint(...
After rolling it out to the International Stack Overflow sites last week, we're rolling out the new ask page to the whole network today.
The new page was designed with the goal of helping new askers by more readily presenting them with tips on how to improve their question. This is a combination...
The Issue
The SE Meta post The new ask page is now live on the network! mentions the following:
The /questions/ask/advice page has been replaced by a new modal for first-time askers, and the flow is now broken down into two steps: drafting the question, and reviewing the question — so no mor...
