I just finished creating my first npm package (for learning, not competition) and published it, now I want to ask some questions, for example: Is my method of writing code good (for later maintenance and error handling) Is there something better I can do to improve my package (and to improve my u...

I am writing an artisan command. The command has multiple choices from a menu, and I consider separating concerns into focused classes. Here is an example of what I have in mind: match ($choice) { 0 => (new CreateSomethingChoice())->execute(), 1 => (new ShowListOfS...

This is a homework exercise and therefore has no further purpose. The writing to me feels clunky, and the typescript types on addParenthesisFactory are unreadable, but it is the type of the function. Can anything be done? For those unfamiliar with ramda, ramda.pipe(...functions) simply pipes the...

Largest element in an array's most optimal approach. The code I have written has passed all test cases in https://www.naukri.com/code360/problems/largest-element-in-the-array-largest-element-in-the-array_5026279 and it computes in O(logN) time. Is there any mistakes here. And I cannot find any so...

I've created a method which allows to run tasks where results might not be fully computed but still are considered valid. ExecuteFor method can be used if you have limited amount of time in which you would like to calculate something, and even if calculation is not completed, you would want still...

I wrote this code below to get the template-input-group and cloneNode the data. I then have to reset all the select and input controls . My question is there other ways to get the same results for example? var template = $('#template-input-group').get(0); var input_group = template.cloneNode(tru...

What is the better way to do this? def question12(table, occupancy: dict): for item in table: occupancy.update({item[1]: 0}) for item in table: occupancy.update({item[1]: occupancy[item[1]]+item[6]})

I'm experimenting with compute shaders and wrote the particle system. The emit shader now takes particle data from the constant buffer because I don't have randomizing functions implemented yet. That's why it only uses 1 thread. I'll fix it later. There's no sorting, but it's ok since it's just a...

We are working on a product that we aspire to make safety critical grade and where my personal aim is to write as clear and easy to read code as possible. Sometimes I get a PR review that some code part could be done in fewer lines, however, in my mind the code would be then not as easy to read. ...