This question is the follow up of the question UIntArray class in PHP @Brythan provided a really nice review and I have improved my class. You can check it here: UIntArray class in PHP I have addressed almost all the issues he pointed out (the only one I didn't do anything was about the UIntArr...

I'm quite happy with my code so far but I often make efficiency errors that I don't see when writing code. Have I missed anything? #include <stdio.h> #include <unistd.h> int main () { char end = 'N'; int credit = 5, bet = 0, userInput = 0, cont = 0, victory; do{ while (cont == 0){ // In...

I have great experience with asp.net web form application with 3-tier design. Looking for moving to MVC with domain driven architecture. FYI: I never make any testing application with project and mostly all pattern says that all benefits is regard to testing. Is it true? I did so many research ...

I'm trying to refactor a method. It seem to be working but I wanted to get a second opinion on whether it function as the previous implementation. In the refactored version I use the AS type casting to be access the field properties and assign them. Will this alway return the type passed in or do...

https://github.com/trezor/trezor-android/commit/98026507a4bcb2bd1c9ff34d42204c20bb047003 Hello, I'm only asking because I'm new and don't know enough to have a concrete question. Did I do this correctly? I worked on this until the code performed as expected, but I don't think I'm done... th...

As a Rags-to-Riches re-implementation of the Karp-Rabin question here, from @tsleyson, I thought it would be interesting to understand the algorithm better, and to use bitwise-shifting instead of prime multiplication, to compute the rolling hash. Karp-Rabin is a text-search algorithm that comput...

This is my class.user.php. <?php class User { public $db; public $error; public function __construct($con){ $this->db = $con; } /*** for login process ***/ public function check_login($username='', $password=''){ ...

I have a webpage that shows shorthand code on the left, and its long form on the right. When you hover over code on the left (signified with a space-separated array in the data-from attribute), it uses jQuery to hilight corresponding code on the right (signified with a space-separated array in th...