Very interesting question but since this post is not about non-working programming code, consider asking on other StackExchange sites (CrossValidated, CodeReview, DataScience) and keep question specific and not for open-ended constraints. This sounds like an optimization question with multiple variable constraints. — Parfaitjust now
I am looking for a code review on the following code. Say I have a simple example class, something like the following:
import dataclasses
@dataclass
class MyClass:
self.attribute1 = attribute1
self.attribute2 = attribute2
self.attribute3 = attribute3
self.attribute4 = attribute4
...
This is indeed more a code review question than a problem. However, IMO you did not do it right. The block element should always keep his parents name in it. (E.g. main-nav should be main-header__nav) — Wimanicesirjust now
I’m using two ciphers in this code that are in this order- encrypt plain text with xchacha20-poly1305 then encrypt the resulting ciphertext with aes-cbc-blake2b hmac.
I was told elsewhere rather than derive 2 keys from one key that’s derived from a password, it would be better to derive all the b...
@The_AH IIRC there was something on one of your SE profiles about a birthday when I left that message on Oct. 26th, however it doesn't appear to be available in web.archive.org 😏
I have a configuration (YAML) file used across related modules. I also have a few additional variables to be accessed globally in my modules. I want to have them at one place (an instance of a class in my implementation below).
This implementation (based on recommendations from the web and ChatGP...
Anyway, code style questions are off-topic for SO, they're too opinion-based. Code Review is the place to ask for help writing code well. — Barmar49 secs ago
How should I use switches like the example above? I want the switch to work like an IF I want to give an alarm if the password is wrong and an alarm if it is correct - I'm just curious if this is possible.
(users == "admin") ? password = prompt('please enter password') : alert('userName incracet'...
I am looking for a code review on the following code. Say I have a simple example class, something like the following:
import dataclasses
@dataclass
class MyClass:
self.attribute1 = attribute1
self.attribute2 = attribute2
self.attribute3 = attribute3
self.attribute4 = attribute4
...
