Yes....
1. I omit the messages as ideally, they never get shown anyway.
It's much more important to add messages to preconditions, as they may get shown
2. I mean them often as comments. So commenting on them mean commenting better, but my point of laziness is pretty low. Writing
`assert 0 < x && x < modulus;`
as about as good as writing
// x is positive and less than modulus
It gives you already some information.
*You're formulating it as a reason against asserts, but what you want is more verbosity.*
1. I omit the messages as ideally, they never get shown anyway.
It's much more important to add messages to preconditions, as they may get shown
2. I mean them often as comments. So commenting on them mean commenting better, but my point of laziness is pretty low. Writing
`assert 0 < x && x < modulus;`
as about as good as writing
// x is positive and less than modulus
It gives you already some information.
*You're formulating it as a reason against asserts, but what you want is more verbosity.*
I wrote this class StudentDemo to test my code I'm doing for an assignment. When I run it the convertGrade() method works but my print() and toString() methods don't output.
public class StudentDemo {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Undergrad u = new Undergrad((float) 3.8, 100, "...
I nominate Simon André Forsberg. I, and several users in chat, think he would make a good moderator for the site.
Probably not at all helpful to OP but seems to relate to the title a little. I came across this little TTT game many years ago (2004 if the date on the file is correct) and kept it because it is actually a real implementation of Tic Tac Toe.
#define f(X,g,p,N,M)M{return X?a&b?a&b&1<<i&&m(b,a^1<<...
First off, you seem very confused with your whitespace. In Python, you shouldn't have "padding" around the contents of braces, {[()]}. For example, the line, xrange( 3-len( pixel_data ) ) would become xrange(3 - len(pixelData)).
Secondly, you need whitespace between your operators. For example, ...
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
int a[100], n, k;
printf("Enter no of elements of array");
scanf("%d",&n);
printf("Enter elements of array");
for(k=0;k<n;k++){
scanf("%d",&a[k]);}
mergesort(a,0,n-1);
for(k=0;k<n;k++){
pri...
Here is some javascript / node.js code that defines two instance variables and getter/setter methods to go with:
"use strict";
function AClass() {
this._iv01 = 'iv01';
};
AClass.prototype._iv02 = 'iv02';
AClass.prototype.iv01 = function() { return this._iv01; }
AClass.prototype.set_iv01 =...
I have a REST API, which naturally you can just use HTTP calls (mainly Ajax) in order to send and receive data. I am building a layer of abstraction on top of the raw REST API for JavaScript Developers. I already use jQuery in the project, so I am using $.ajax(). I feel like I have arrived at a g...
package connectionmysql;
import java.sql.DriverManager;
import java.sql.*;
import com.mysql.jdbc.Connection;
public class Connect {
public static void main(String args[])throws Exception{
Class.forName("com.mysql.jdbc.Driver");
java.sql.Connection con=DriverManager.getConne...
Meme: For some values of X
Originator: Probably Phrancis
Cultural Height: The 2nd monitor
Background: It all seems to have started with this message by Phrancis:
I'm a web dev, for some values of web dev. Not many.
Followed 2 days later by Mat's Mug's:
well that works.. for some valu...
Below code solves this problem.
def even_digits(n, count_even = 0, count = 0):
"""Return the percentage of digits in n that are even.
>>> even_digits(23479837) # 3 / 8
0.375
"""
if n == 0:
return count_even / count
if (n % 2) == 0:
return even_digits(n //...
