Cricket is a PC game which is similar to real cricket but has little different rules There will be N number of players , Y number of overs, here one over means each player will hit one ball each, let's say if you have 5 players, one over will have 5 balls. When a player hit a ball, that player w...

How can I optimize the program? To make it more optimal? The program should be more optimal in terms of source code, compiled executable size, memory usage, speed, bugs etc. Please criticize the program from these points of view. The -a option adds text to the end of a file (if it exists). The pr...

I built a method using reduce of JS to aggregate together data from a DB in a better shape. What I'm wondering is, if that method can be simplified with a more modern approach or better written. Like using a different method instead of a reduce. The snippet of the method will be included at the e...

I need some help with a school-project that i have! My code is very unnecessarily long, and i know that there is better ways to write it. So i have this code (generated code is not included & some things are in Swedish): import java.awt.Color; import javax.swing.JOptionPane; import javax.swin...

So basically my question is what would be a better way to achieve my goal? The code below works fine but looks like it is extremely inefficient and could be achieved in a better way. The code essentially spawns several child processes with a dynamic name and because the eval() function is in the ...

I have implemented minesweeper in C++. You can get a box by entering the coordinates of said box (eg: "0 0"); you can mark a box as a bomb by adding the prefix "mark" (eg: "mark 0 0"); you can unflag a box by adding the prefix "unmark" (eg: "unmark 0 0"). The game ends when all non-bomb boxes hav...

I have an asynchronous function that must ultimately return a Promise (the first function). This function has many tasks but I've stripped them all down to just one for clarity. One such task is a recursive delete of documents from a remote database (the second function). // This function must re...

I want to become proficient in Rust and I've followed the PNGme exercise. I've completed it up until Chapter 4 included, where I've written a lot of tests myself for verifying that the command line arguments work as expected and the involved files are manipulated correctly. Unfortunately, the tes...