This is a range class, similar in functionality to the range function in python. It was originally made to work with just range-based for loops, like so:
for(auto i : range(256))
// do some code
but was workshopped by some people better at C++20 than me into being able to be used with C++20 ...
I've created a full Tic tac toe game in Tkinter that has single and multiplayer modes. The single player mode then has a hard and easy difficulty. The easy difficulty is just choosing a random open spot and the hard difficulty uses the minimax algorithm. On top of all that, the grid size for the ...
I am learning Haskell and I implemented a recursive function, that generates possible strings by length and array (e.g. ['a'..'z']):
comb :: Int -> [a] -> [[a]]
comb 0 _ = []
comb 1 r = map (:[]) r -- convert "abc.." to ["a","b"...]
comb n r = [i:s | i <- r, s <- comb (n-1) r]
For example, comb...
I have been learning Ruby for 2 weeks. Today my bootcamp teacher taught Ruby Class and gave me homework. I coded simple library program. But I think the code is smelling bad. How can do better the code?
class Book
attr_reader :book_name, :author_name, :page_count, :more, :book_array
def init...
I built a ButtonStepper component and it's sharing quite a bit of the same logic, so I was wondering if it could be refactored better. It's sharing quite a bit of code with incrementDisabled and decrementDisabled because I have to account for the button color changing from black to grey and disab...
I am trying to implement an inversion count algorithm using python but I am not able to figure out why this not working for descending order arrays.[7 ,5 ,3 ,1] for this array it results 4 instead of 6. Any suggestion/hint would be useful.
def sort(l_array,r_array):
inversion=0
i,j=0,0
...
I am trying to calculate the time difference between samples that a satellite takes at the same location. I have data currently in a Pandas DataFrame that has latitude, longitude, and time of the sample. Here is a snapshot of the data (it has some extra columns that can be ignored):
Julian...
I have a nested tibble with 106 tibbles in data_sensor. Every tibble has a column with temperature and another with dates. On the other hand I have a list of 106 dates in date_admin.
By creating a vector called idxend I get the index where the date in every tibble of the data_sensor equals to dat...
