I'm doing an exercise (not homework) and I decided to go with backtracking, The problem says as follows:
You are given as input a target string
Starting with an empty string, you add characters to it, until your new string is same as the target. You have two options to add
characters to a stri...
class Handler
def handle(objects)
unhandled_objects = Handler1.new(objects).handle
unhandled_objects = Handler2.new(objects).handle
unhandled_objects = Handler3.new(objects).handle
unhandled_objects = Handler4.new(objects).handle
unhandled_objects = Handler5.new(objects)...
I'm still fairly new to Python and I'm trying to see if I've efficiently used modules, functions, etc or if there's another/easier way to do something.
This Python 3 Vigenere Cipher is a rebuild of a JavaScript-based cipher and based in Windows. It accepts any alphabet character, and has demo opt...
After reading this blog about a simple neural network in Python, I wrote my version in Fortran. The network learns an XOR function. The inputs (X) and outputs (y) are as follows:
X | y
-------
0 0 | 0
0 1 | 1
1 0 | 1
1 1 | 0
The network has 2 neurons in the input layer, 5 neurons in the hidden...
When I click on the featured image, it pops up in full size. This is not good for user experience and want to disable this option.
Is it possible to be done in CSS?
the following is the image CSS code:
.i-amphtml-blurry-placeholder, .i-amphtml-fill-content {
display: block;
height: 0;
...
https://leetcode.com/problems/insert-delete-getrandom-o1/
please comment on performance
Implement the RandomizedSet class:
bool insert(int val) Inserts an item val into the set if not present.
Returns true if the item was not present, false otherwise. bool
remove(int val) Removes an item val fro...
I've been working on a little challenge in order to learn more.. I've written the following code, which works. I'm just concerned that there are several areas where my lack of in depth Python knowledge has forced me to 'go the long way around'. I'm really keep to learn more and learn in the corre...
I am new in coding; using C# and linq for my visual studio project. I have a linq procedure to get a dynamic table with rows (more rows will be added as time passes ) and column (the number of columns will increase as well; to any number E, F, G ...).
I am calling the procedure like
var dt=obj.st...
File Removal PowerShell Script
Introduction
I have created a File Removal PowerShell Script that can be configured to remove files on various ways. I would like your opinions an suggestion on my scrip so I can improve the script, and to improve my PowerShell skills. I will non post the whole code...
Consider the following trivial example for illustration purpose only.
As a method
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
class MyPage extends StatelessWidget {
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Scaffold(
appBar: AppBar(title: Text('Hello World')),
body: b...
In the past few days, I saw 2 questions that were asking for a review of code written for a programming challenge.
However, both of them had something strange, I hadn't seen in other questions. The OP was asking for a review of his solution, which was written in two languages.
Specifically this ...
app.js
...
const datalist = require('./datalist.js')
//retrieve array called category1
let data = datalist('category1');
...
datalist.js
const category1 = [
{some data1},
{some data2},
{some data3},
...
]
const category2 = [
{some data1},
{some data2},
{some data3},
...
]
const c...
I sometimes need to execute a lot of similar queries, and I think it could be vectorize like for examples this kind of code :
df_A <- df_A %>% group_by(id_ext,ident) %>% summarise_if(is.numeric, funs(sum(., na.rm = T))) %>% ungroup()
df_B <- df_B %>% group_by(id_ext,ident) %>% summarise_if(is.num...
Program description:
Given an array of integers nums and an integer target, return indices of the two numbers such that they add up to target.
You may assume that each input would have exactly one solution, and you may not use the same element twice.
You can return the answer in any order.
My s...
I downloaded and used a JavaScript plugin called "charts.js" and I was able to output the chart in my webpage, here's how I did it in static way, I want to make it dynamic.
First I call it,
<div class="col-md-6">
<div class="tile">
<h3 class="tile-title">Age Category</h3>
<d...
On my website, I have two „round“ buttons. I design these buttons with CSS. Now I added the DOCTYPE tag because I missed it. And the buttons are now not round.
I made the round button with:
<button class=„bla“>
<svg>SVG CONTENT</svg>
</button>
Full Code with CSS
You can enter on the first page s...
I want to test the performance for various types of containers in Haskell. So far I got Vector and List. My goal is to learn how to use typeclass, how to use containers etc. Could anyone point out suggestions of below code?
module Lib where
import Data.Array
import Data.List...
Below is a (very) simplified version of a function I made that creates multiple REST requests to gather needed information.
Things to note:
One REST call is dependent upon the output of another.
I want to send off multiple requests at the same time when possible
If any rest request informs us th...
This is a follow-up question for An element_wise_add Function For Boost.MultiArray in C++. Besides the basic add operation applying onto each element, I am trying to implement a sine template function which can apply std::sin() on each element. A new concept with_std_sin is created as below.
temp...
I'm currently learning C# so that I can do some projects with the language.
To provide some fun learning I'm also learning the Unity engine at the same time.
Currently I'm following a tutorial for making a rail shooter, however the tutorial is a bit dated so I'm taking it as a personal challenge ...
it really helped me a lot posting a python question last time, so I would like to try again :-) I'm a total noob and just started to learn python a few weeks ago from a book :-) yesterday I read about "random" and it got me thinking about helping my kid in reading and writing by making a program ...
I am working on a portfolio project that deals with creating a Netflix-style recommendation engine for movies. This code is currently ran locally but I will need to upload it into Jupyter Notebooks and implement it with Amazon SageMaker. The .tsv files are imported from IMDb Datasets.
The code be...
I'd like to get some expert's view on this first piece of code especially in the area of
performance - (e.g. avoidable copies)
good practice (e.g. static members?)
The final goal is the provide some abstractions for text manipulation like cleansing, stop-word removal and tokenization. The code ...
🔎 Objective
Write a recursive method for generating all permutations of an input string. Return them as a set.
See: Recursive String Permutations - Interview Cake
🖐🏻 Questions
1: How does the problem change if the string can have duplicate characters?
The solution below works with duplicate c...
Find junk values in all tables and columns:
Loop through all tables in a schema (Oracle 18c)
Loop through each number and text column
If columns have values that are junk, then add a statistic/record to a log table:
0 (number)
(text; single space)
(text; double space)
0 (text)
- (text)
NUL...
