My goal is to find where the ones are in a list and display a circle at that point. I have a list of 64 zeros in dot1, and I copy it to dot2 after every iteration. I then want to switch zeros out in dot1 for ones, find where they are, and draw a circle. while g >= 1: pygame.draw.circle(window...

This class acts as an asynchronous event handler that will execute all attached tasks in an async/await context. Requires Nuget Immutables. Example usage: class MyEventArgs : EventArgs {} async Task SomeAsyncMethodAobject src, EventArgs args) { Console.WriteLine("Task A..."); await Task.D...

I wrote a short bash script for a completion check of downloading images. If you have any good ideas, please tell me them. Thank you. #!/bin/sh # if a directory name is assigned if [ $# -eq 1 ]; then a=`ls -1 $1/*.jpg | wc -l` b=`grep jpg $1/tmp.sh | wc -l` if [ $a = $b ]; then echo ...

So I've been trying to implement a Token class in C++. At first I wanted to use a simple enum class to store the Kind of the Token. But then I came across a problem. Some Tokens (such as keywords, identifiers, numeric literals, etc.) would need to store an external value along with their Kind, wh...

My very first computer program, a very simple income tax calculator. What can I do to get the same outcome with better efficiency? ''' # 2021 income tax calculator print ('What\'s your yearly income after you deduct all expenses?') myincome = int(input()) base = (myincome*.1) e = (max(myincome-99...

Yesterday, I watched a RabbitMQ course on Pluralsight. I noticed that they used Action delegate as a method parameter to set come configurations. So, there were already some settings in the method, and if there is a requirement to add more configuration, we can pass it by the Action delegate para...

I'm using a web crawler/scrapper to keep tracking of products prices change. The bot fetches products' data and extracts needed info in this form: # (product_id, name, price, available) ( ("601eda922b90d826a99d514c", "iPhone ...", 800, True), ... .. . ) I only need to keep last t...

I created a class to handle maps in my RPG game, before it became a class this was a collection of functions I created, but I thought it could be used as a class. although this code is working but i am not sure what i made. changing the function set to OOP confuses me. import os import pygame i...

I am working on an SMS marketing project based on Yii2 Framework (PHP 7.3 & MariaDb (innodb engine)) where we have to move the logs from different tables to the archive db, which is total a different DB server from the live one. The log tables keep growing and we had to setup an automated job whi...

This is a random word generator I wrote in Python 3 today, I don't know how many Python implemetations of this exist, but this is my first try and it is completely working. It returns a random word like string that is pronounceable (most likely pronounceable), I used some English letter frequency...

Looking for some help on how to speed up the code below as I'm still relatively new to using Pandas. The playoff_stats function makes thousands of calls to the PlayerCareerStats API - and while it does work (as far as I can tell...I haven't let it run the whole way but have let it go for a few hu...

I've been learning Rust for a few weeks in my free time, and as a first project I decided to make a simple terminal Game of Life program (without UI, that might come later). It just starts with a glider and loops indefinitely (Torus topology). I decided to keep it simple so I can learn from early...

Can some one help me on how to eliminate repetition to reduce duplication score on the below classes created in the code class EnquiryFilterSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer): class Meta: model = enquirylog fields = '__all__' class EnquirySerializer(serializers.ModelSer...

I think using ngIf is not good idea in angular <app-order-visa *ngIf="step == 1"></app-order-visa> <app-order-details *ngIf="step == 2"></app-order-details> <app-order-delivery *ngIf="step == 3"></app-order-delivery> <app-order-checkout *ngIf="step == 4"></app-order-checkout> <app-order-checkout-...

Hello Code Review community ! I'm making a bot with discord.py that listens to every message sent in a server and stores it in a database that could be retrieved by admin/mod later. Here's the structure of the database currently guild_id = guild.id statements = [ f""" CREATE TABLE guild{g...

This module is the main GUI for a project I'm working on. It's not yet final, but I feel I've become somewhat blind to potential improvements / refactorings, but I'm sure there are plenty. The module started out as a mess, as I generated the code with QtDesigner. The code was neither readable nor...

How can I optimize and shorten this code that I am using to display Woocommerce custom fields? function fields() { global $product; $value1 = get_post_meta( $product->id, 'storage', true ); $value2 = get_post_meta( $product->id, 'delivery_date', true ); $value3 = get_post_meta( $product->id, 'm...

I'm just studying C data structures by writing a simple DOM program. The trouble began when I found out I had to find a way to safely destroy child nodes of a parent node. As it's impossible to check if a pointer is already freed, I've created a "destroyed" member that tells if the node has alrea...

it's been two weeks since I started learning web development and am currently practicing designing a friend contact page. The problem is, I find my code very poorly optimized and can't do what I want. Do you have any suggestions on what changes I could make to my code? For the HTML part, I feel l...

I've been making a brute force program for fun. This program tries to guess a password using brute force. I've tried many things to help increase the efficiency. Here it is: (Sorry for the lack of comments) from itertools import product from time import time def findamount(find): constValues = ["a

The question: Write a program that uses an ADT Stack to evaluate arithmetic expressions in RPN format. The contents of the stack should be displayed on the screen during evaluation. The allowed arithmetic operators are +, -, x, and /. What I have done so far: #include <iostream> #include <string.h>