I have this Javascript which call the web api to see the available folder and then the available files. Any comment or code review on my code? var divFolder = document.getElementById("rootFolder"); var divFiles = document.getElementById("files"); function createFolderElement(data...

I wanted an easy way to import a large database of crystallographic values into a program I'm working on. I installed Selenium and put together a simple script to scrape space groups and coordinates. There are a total of 230 space groups with a varying number of coordinates and possible translati...

I tried to write Candy Land game in Haskell as a step to work on something bigger than those toy programs/functions I used to write. I wrote myself a python version first, with a functional mindset before I started working on the actual Haskell version, and it was a breeze and easy and I got it t...

Note: I have a working solution, my question is about optimization and other approaches. Problem Description Hello, I'm re-writing an old program I made that solves nonograms. As part of solving it, I generate (for some of the lines) an array of all possible ways to fit the numbers in. I want to ...

I understand that creating public properties that control private fields is good practice because of coupling and encapsulation, although lately I have seen it as such a waste of boilerplate code for a simple entity class like below. Take this class for instance, public class PersonEntity { p...

I am modifying an array of object using pure function but facing some challenge to modify userDetails object. My requirement is instead 1, I need to show true inside permissions object. Please check my code and suggest let data = [ { id: 1, title: 'admin1', permissions: { userDetails: {...

How to organize functions that need to do multiple things? For example logout function in client applications. Logout function needs to do: clear cookies, clear local storage, clear user state, clear user theme style, clear user specific feature, some other things... Last logout function that I...

I have some use-cases where I want the behaviour of the build-in any() function to be slightly different, namely to return True if the iterable is empty. Therefore I came up with the following override: _any = any # Alias built-in any. def any(iterable, *, default=False): """Generalization...

I am looking for some guidance on my solution as I am convinced there must be a better way. The below is my setup... SSIS Package API 1 - This calculates invoice totals and payments API 2 - This takes the above invoice totals and adds them into our payroll system, e.g. Sage So the data flow for t...

I stumbled upon this kata; the aim is to count how many epoqs it takes for n forward-counters and m backward-counters to all be equal. In the beginning, all the planets start with 0. There are two types of planets: forward-counting planets, and backward-counting planets. Every second, the displa...

Folks, I have a big question about how .NET dependency injection native works on a Service Worker project. We need to resolve a service(Scoped:IMyRepository) on constructor of an MediatR Handler, but we have an error at runtime, please see: [Shared.csproj] Repository Folder using System; namespa...

I have a component that shows the status of a customer's billing plan. There are about seven different states it can be in, with about six props each (I've simplified it down to two for this example). I'm trying to create an enum that I can get the props from, to be used like this: <PlanCard {......

(The "anykey" has not been used) def load1(): print( "Please choose your region\n 1 for Region 1\n 2 for CAR \n 3 for Region II\n 4 for Region III\n 5 for Region IV\n 6 for NCR\n 7 for Region V\n 8 for Region VI\n 9 for Region VII\n 10 for SOCCSKARGEN\n 11 for Region VIII\n 12 for CARAGA\n 13 for...

I am grouping lists within list together given they have one element in common. My input data is [[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], [1, 2, 7], [8, 2], [9, 5]] My output is: [[1, 2], [1, 2, 7], [8, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], [9, 5]] The code I am using to accomplish this is: mylist = [[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], [1,...

I coded this as a book suggest . everything is right but when I execute the last result is illogical. here is the code : for x in range(2,n): if n%x ==0 : print(n,'equals',x,'*',n//x) break else: print(n,'is a prime number') break``` here is the execution result : 3 is a prime ...

I made simple REST API with flask and I come to place where i see that it might be some how that I could refactor my code with using *args and **kwargs but I've stocked in. Could someone provide me some hint: worker_arguments = reqparse.RequestParser() and my view for endpoint class looks like: ...

I was trying to implement a solution to find the shortest path between all pairs of nodes in a directed graph. I didn't know Floyd-Warshall in the beginning, so my approach was to create a stack and put all children of a node on that, and then pop each in turn and process it. It seems to work, bu...

I have some scientific calculation to do. And I want to optimize an important function fun for performance: I have a matrix A. For every block [x:x+2, y:y+2] in matrix A, I calculate its unit vector. Now for the part I want to optimize: using my own implementation of a sparse matrix, I store the ...

Intro The purpose of this post is review and feedback. I've been working with PHP for three weeks and have reached a point where I require the advice from those with much more experience. The PHP scripts I've written are fully functional and have already been perfected to the best of my abilities...

This is a Google foobar question. The gist of it is that I have to find the shortest path from top left to bottom right in a 2d array of 1's and 0's, where I can only traverse on 0's. However, the twist is that I can change one 1 to a 0. My code works for the first three test cases, but it fails ...