I am trying to get a signal name to print when getting a signal number.
I actually have :
char* getsig(int sig){
switch (sig)
{
case SIGKILL:
return "SIGKILL";
case SIGSTOP:
return "SIGSTOP";
case SIGTERM:
return "SIGTERM";
case SIGTRAP:
ret...
So I'm learning to implement my own shared_ptr and weak_ptr in c++, anyone can go through the class definition with the properties and method that I need to have for those 2? Thanks a lot.
template<class T>
class Shared_ptr {
private:
* T = nullptr;
T* refcounts = nullptr
public:
//Don't know w...
Some code I wrote to add, remove, and change user names and passwords in .htpasswd with PHP:
function adduser($user, $pass) {
try {
$htpasswd = '.htpasswd';
//$hash = '{SHA}'.crypt($pass, base64_encode($pass));
$hash = crypt_apr1_md5($pass); //APR1-MD5
$co...
Below is my code for solution to the Course Schedule problem from Leet Code (problem 207) https://leetcode.com/problems/course-schedule/
However there is one case which I'm not sure how to solve. The case if you start from a sink in the graph. In that case my code says there is a cycle when the...
I used ANSI escape code for printing colorful text to the terminal.
Directory Tree:
I named it cerminal :p as in colorful terminal.
cerminal/
├── __init__.py
├── util.py
├── colors.py
Code
__init__.py
from cerminal.colors import BackgroundColor, FontColor, FontStyle
from cerminal.utils im...
Assume we are given a number and a prime number, say number and p, respectively. I want to count all subnumbers of number which are divisible by p. Here's my code:
number = input()
p = int(input())
print([int(number[i : j]) % p for i in range(len(number)) for j in range(i + 1, len(number) + 1)].c...
What are the pros and cons of each option, considering long-term implications (increasing the number of functions / parameters, other developers taking over, etc.)?
Option 1: removes the need to pass foo and bar to each method, but will create nested functions that are hard to follow.
const myFun...
Im learning python from cs106. Please reviews my code for khan sole academy, I think my code not efficient.
Please add critique and advice for beginner like me. Thanks
import random
MIN_NUM = 10
MAX_NUM = 99
row = 0
def main():
"""
Pre Condition: Generate random number. Additional nu...
What are the pros and cons of each option, considering long-term implications (increasing the number of functions / parameters, other developers taking over, etc.)?
Option 1: removes the need to pass foo and bar to each method, but will create nested functions that are hard to follow.
const myFun...
The following is a program I wrote for an assignment. It runs with no problems. It removes "the" if found as a word in a string.
I am posting to ask of ways to make the code better. The reason is my friend showed me his code and it was much shorter and much more clearer than mine (is he smarter t...
I am a student studying Android Studio.
I want to implement the "cart" functionality using Firebase.
After searching for an item with the primary key value in the previously saved Firebase, I want to copy the item's data to another Firebase.
The existing saved Firebase is default, and the referen...
The code bellow is code of "Hello" message handler. It works, but I really don't like as it looks.
The "hello" protocol contains three messages:
client -> server: diffie-hellman client public parameters
server -> client: diffie-hellman server public parameters
client -> server: used data
Could ...
I have created a test, also the interfaces to be implemented for each test case based on user's role because I think it would make it easier to understand what the test case will and should do, also forces each test that has similar requirements to have consistent method naming. I want to make su...
I created an algorithm that helps me merging a payload into a given fixed object, in other words
this payload
const requestPayload = {
"customer_email": "me@domain.com",
"customer_name": "unit test",
"customer_firstname": "unit",
"customer_lastname": "test",
"customer_phone": "...
My code is structured so that I create an ellipse through my first three points of data. Then I go through each next row, and if the point falls outside the ellipse, I record the minimum distance between the point and ellipse. These points have datetime associated with it so I can only keep point...
