I wrote a depth-first ListIterator for JTrees.
Considerations:
I wanted to avoid writing any loops, stay high-level and instead delegate as much as I can.
Time complexity is more important for me than memory consumption.
Drawbacks:
(the most important one) It absolutely doesn't suit huge lazy ...
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I've been transitioning from type-safe programming languages like Dart and Java to Python, and I'm trying to enforce Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles in a language that naturally leans towards flexibility. The challenge is that Python's typing system is gradual—meaning it allows many potenti...
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I voted to close this question: You asked for help with one issue: It hangs in isExecutorsAvailable(). The reason for that hang should be immediately obvious to anybody who reads the code, but besides that, I count five other reasons why this example cannot work at all, and four reasons why it might cause problems in a program that uses it, and nine other reasons why it should not pass even a casual code review. This is just not something that any other beginner needs to see, even if their problem somewhat matches the question that you asked. — Solomon Slow45 secs ago
I voted to close this question: You asked for help with one issue: It hangs in isExecutorsAvailable(). The reason for that hang should be immediately obvious to anybody who reads the code (see the "hint" in my previous comment.) But besides that, I count five other reasons why this example cannot work at all, and four reasons why it might cause problems in a program that uses it, and nine other reasons why it should not pass code review. This just is not something that any other beginner needs to see, not even if they face a problem that somewhat matches the question that you asked. — Solomon Slow21 secs ago
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java-8 should not be a full tag, but a synonym to java.
Reasons:
People tagging with java-8 will also need to tag with java anyway.
Questions with Java8 will always need some text 'disclaimer' anyway:
I wrote the following code with help of some Java 8
Maybe I've gotten a bit over e...
Java 8... oh, such a dream. Code has to be written to Java 6 specs (regardless of what JDK version we are using). At least it's not Java 1.4... Oh, and our project lead dislikes Joda. — JasonFeb 26, 2015 at 16:11
I wrote a depth-first ListIterator for JTrees.
Considerations:
I wanted to avoid writing any loops, stay high-level and instead delegate as much as I can.
Time complexity is more important for me than memory consumption.
Drawbacks:
(the most important one) It absolutely doesn't suit huge lazy ...
java-8 should not be a full tag, but a synonym to java.
Reasons:
People tagging with java-8 will also need to tag with java anyway.
Questions with Java8 will always need some text 'disclaimer' anyway:
I wrote the following code with help of some Java 8
Maybe I've gotten a bit over e...
