This list of JVM Languages comprises computer programming languages that are used to produce software that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Some of these languages are interpreted by a Java program, and some are compiled to Java bytecode and JIT-compiled during execution as regular Java programs to improve performance.
The JVM was initially designed to support only the Java programming language. However, as time passed, ever more languages were adapted or designed to run on the Java platform.
== High-profile languages ==
Apart from the Java language itself, the most common or well-known...
I have created a functional Caesar cipher in Python 3 and I have implemented a GUI using Tkinter.
def MOST_COMMON_LETTER():
return("e")
def circle(l,n):
if n < (len(l) - 1):
return(l[n])
else:
return(l[n % (len(l))])
def most_frequent(l): # not whitespace
l = l....
Its c man .. not calculator . instead of ^ write a function for squaring or use pow() from math.h
I have just seen this within the past few days and cannot figure out how it works. The video I talk about is here:
It's the top rated answer from this Stack Overflow question: Why was this program rejected by three compilers?
How is this bitmap able to show a C++ program for "Hello World"?
I wrote a small multiple select interface in jQuery, and I'm looking for any feedback on code quality/usability. Snippet included below. It has to do the following:
When check all is checked, all boxes must become checked
When check all is unchecked, all boxes must become unchecked
When all box...
Since Hacker News launched their official API, I started working on Python wrapper for it. API v0 is fairly simple, you send a GET request with hacker news story's ID or user id, it returns data in JSON.
Here I do the same using requests library and return specific object like Item for news sto...
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As part of one of my AP Computer Science labs, I was required to write a function to determine whether a year was a leap year or not. Included as comments are a few reasons why I did things, as well as a more detailed version of the rules for leap years. Is there anything I could do better or hav...
I have a series of nested objects that I need to serialize into a byte (unsigned char) array to send out to another computer over UDP.
Right now I each object create a std::list, and pass that list to the next object up the 'tree' and then it merges the lists to create the final packet.
class ...
I was working on representing a large List of information on a number of different pages, and a colleague of mine suggested that I try to make a generic method for the task I was trying to perform. This is what I came up with:
private <T> List<List<T>> listSplitter(List<T> originalList, int spl...
Some minor things, but may still be worth mentioning:
Whenever std::endl is used, the buffer gets flushed, which can add to performance a bit, especially if it's done multiple times.
In order to get a newline without this added flush, use "\n" within an output statement:
std::cout << "\n";
A...
Using a static variable will have the same effect as using a singleton!
Imagine if you had two instances of ProductsCache:
var a: ProductsCache = new ProductsCache();
var b: ProductsCache = new ProductsCache();
a.products = someArrayCollection;
b.products = anotherArrayCollection;
Now, becaus...
I realize that "shouldReturnNumberOfCoinsWhenCanceled" and "shouldReturnNonNullNumbersWhenCanceledIfNoInput" are awfully long. Any suggestions to shorten and simplify? My code works but do you have any further idea of how I can make this code more concise and clearer?
@Test
public void shouldR...
This code works nicely for my purposes, but I would like to improve it exponentially.
What are some steps I can take? I'm interested in optimization, refactoring, and clean-code.
def do_GET(self):
qs = {}
path = self.path
print path
if path.endswith('robots.txt'):
self....1
