I am brand new to Rust and want to know if there are any convention violations in my code and ways how I can make it more readable:
use std::io;
fn main() {
let mut vec: Vec<i32> = Vec::new();
loop {
println!("Enter any number, 0 to terminate");
let mut num = String::new(...
I need to validate based on some condition if if failed then I need to return from that block. Please find below code
private String validate() {
String test = validateName();
if (!test.isEmpty()) {
return test;
}
test = validateAddress();
if (!test.isEmpty()) {
...
Good morning guys!
I've just got fixed the code, and here we are with the "final" version. How would I improve it?
I wanted to create the board, and the players, but my skillset is severely limited. But im trying to improve everyday!
from typing import List, Tuple
from random import randint
clas...
As part of my recent transition from c# to java i decided to write a small converter implementation to translate DTO objects to entities. I'm fully aware of already existing solutions, especially in spring boot, but decieded to create this class as part of my learning process to write projects in...
I find myself often use warp reduction in CUDA, then needing to broadcast (share) the scalar result amongst all threads. My question is, what is the idiomatic way to do so with clean expressive code that is also efficient? I wrote this simple template to do so, please review and comment. Or if...
So what I need to do is to return the prime numbers that are dividers of a some numbers in a list,
so if I = [12, 15] # result = [[2, 12], [3, 27], [5, 15]]
and this is the code that I used for that:
def sum_for_list(lst):
r = []
for num in lst:
for i in range(2, abs(num)+1):
...
I am working on a small to-do app with Vue (v 2.x.x). I list 5 todos from jsonplaceholder initially.
I can add more todos, delete them or mark them as done.
var app = new Vue({
el: "#toDoApp",
data: {
url: "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos?&_limit=5",
dataIsLoaded: false...
I have a Python function like so:
def get_values(n: int) -> list:
"""
:param n: the maximum absolute value
:return: sorted list of all the positive and negative permutations up to size n
"""
if n < 0:
return []
if n == 0:
return [(0, 0)]
out = set()
...
I just wanted to get some feedback on how this JavaScript/JQuery process looks and if there is anything I can do to improve.
I am trying to get better at using classes and objects.
This particular process is adding a new user. It grabs the form values, validates the fields, and then sends it to ...
I stumbled into an idea for creating a simple class that would entirely avoid streaming of any data unless some condition is met. The idea here is that a ConditionalOStream object can be constructed around an instance of a std::ostream * and, optionally, a bool indicating whether streaming shoul...
This is a follow-up question for Android app class serialization. As forsvarir's updated answer mentioned "A static load that returns a new instance of a User might be closer, or a better solution would probably be to move the save/load logic out of the user class altogether into a class that kno...
I have this type of structure, where the purpose is to insert data from a CSV file.
typedef struct utente {
char username[20];
char email[30];
int b_year;
char tradition[20];
float PriceRange;
float average_vote;
struct prenotation *p_prenotable;
struct review *re...
This is a problem based on the game "NGU Industries" in which the objective is to build a factory. Each tile can hold either a production building or a "beacon" which increases the production of buildings near to it in a given offset pattern. In other words, adding a beacon increases the producti...
