I'm currently working on an implementation of a csrf protection. My question is : what is the best practice when we detect a CSRF ? Is it better to 404 the page, 403 (forbidden), 200 (OK) with an error message, something else ? My code is below. I'm not very proud of the preg_replace and ob_*...

f= open('C:/python27/Company_Data.csv', 'r+') import sys nonecount={} try: for line in f.readlines(): for none in f.read().split(): if none not in nonecount: nonecount[none] = 1 else: nonecount[none] += 1 except: e=sys.info()...

!/usr/bin/python file=open("C:/python27/python operators.txt","r+") wordcount={} for word in file.read().split(): if word not in wordcount: wordcount[word] = 1 else: wordcount[word] += 1 for k,v in wordcount.items(): print k, v

I have written a ruby script to generate an Attendance Spreadsheet. The below part of the code queries data and after few manipulation is saved in a nested hash. I had to implement switch case to categorize the data and my implementation seems non-ruby like i.e. not adhering to the ruby's Do...

Now I have this circular array-based list in C. Circularity allows pushing/popping to the both ends of the list in constant amortized time. Inserting/removing at random locations runs in linear time, yet I optimized it a little bit: Suppose we are inserting an element at arbitrary location. We ca...