Computationally speaking, I don't have anything to add what has already been said. @amon did a really comprehensive review of your code. However, there are some serious sociological and/or ethical flaws in your code. I would say that, genderly speaking, it could be made more generic:
Sexual ori...
This code is really beautiful and well-documented. There are very few parts which could be criticized:
Don't use objects where they are not applicable. Your SpeedDateCompute class is essentially only characterized by its getPairs method. We might as well make that static, and invoke it as Speed...
This code looks a little silly to me, I would do it a little bit differently to make it a little easier to read
private static string ProcessInput(string input)
{
var output = new char[input.Length];
var desc = output.Length;
var asnd = -1;
while(asnd++ <...
I'm working in MVC5/WebAPI using ASP.NET Identity, with a custom storage provider for my UserStore, custom ApplicationUser inheriting from IdentityUser, and a pretty expansive configuration in the project (both MVC5 and WebAPI endpoints in the same project).
I've been working on the user managem...
Looking for some opinions on improvement/technique of code in C# calling to a Neo4j Database to perform a multi-faceted query looking for users. My goals were to lookup by first/last name, phone number, birthday, and e-mail address. I wanted case insensitivity, and I want the query to respect cer...
I have following code to use timer (System.Timers.Timer) in windows service. The goal is that new time handler should not occur if previous one didn't finish its job. Here is how I achieve this:
protected override void OnStart(string[] args)
{
try
{
//
...
In lieu with several other Facebook-esque concepts I am trying to replicate, this working code will take the span of time from a given date to now, and try to convert it into the most convenient English-friendly word. For example, if I post a comment on an article or status, and I want to show wh...
When formatting a string, I often use code like this:
def some_func(host, command)
underlying_command = "do_stuff --host {host} --command {command}".format(**locals())
I prefer this over using positional arguments because it makes my formatting strings more verbose.
Is this ridiculous? I...
So I have this code that few friend halped me to make and I don't really understad how the loop works, so I was wondering if anyone could explain it a little bit to me.
from Tkinter import *
import math as np
master = Tk()
master.title( "Canvas" )
def circle_burst(center_x, center_y, radius...
I have written the below code to get the input string from the Spreadsheet and search the string across the TEXT files and write whether it is found/not in the excel sheet
Please find the scenario below:
Excel (sheet1):
ColumnA
AAA
BBB
Drive C:\
C:\ Should be give in Column D5
It ha...
I am trying to write my own implementation of indexOf for learning purposes. I have an implementation of as follows. Im sure a more efficient and shorter implementation exists.
function _indexOf(needle, haystack) {
var n = needle.split("");
var h = haystack.split("");
var n_len = n...
I don't like the variable names needle and haystack. I'd would use list and item. This will make it a little clearer.
Put braces around your if statements. Even if you're only running one statement, you should always put braces around them. Read this. Read this as well too. This Apple bug happen...
Let's see if I can address this properly: I have a main loop for a python text adventure game here:
# _game.py
from _player import Player
import rooms
__version__ = 0.02
# scene nr : Scene
SCENES = {0: rooms.Lobby(),
1: rooms.LivingRoom(),
2: rooms.Bathroom()}
play...
