I'm writing a PowerShell script to loop through an organization's PowerBI workspaces and spit out the report IDs, names, and URLs for each workspace - so, a nested loop. Here's my working script thus far: Install-Module -Name MicrosoftPowerBIMgmt $myArray = @() Login-PowerBIServiceAccount Get...

I have written a program that simulates a TickeTron and allows the user to book seating in a virtual audience. The virtual audience is read in from a text file which will be included below. The program does work when run but I feel there are ways to greatly increase the efficiency of the program....

I built a wrapper in Swift to practice CoreData. My question is more general, I hope this is acceptable. I wanted to know whether my implementation of this wrapper is correct or poorly implemented for practical use. Any feedback like design-patterns, conventions, etc are welcome as well. Curren...

How can I redirect automatically? When a visitor comes to the site, I want to check for a mousemove, keypress, mouseclick, or scroll event, and if one is detected, redirect the user to $activitly. If no event is detected, I would like to automatically redirect the user to $inactivitly. The event...

The problem is I have an array based Binary search tree that needs to take in nearly 2000 lines of information from a text file read from a file IO. However, I continuously get array index out of bounds 3012. I've attempted to make the array as large as I could without exceeding the limit in Ja...

An assignment required me to write a Python program to find the median of two sorted arrays. Here is the description of the task: There are two sorted arrays nums1 and nums2 of size m and n respectively. Find the median of the two sorted arrays. The overall run time complexity should...

This is a Leetcode problem: You are given a string, S, and a list of words, L that are all of the same lengths. Find all starting indices of substring(s) in S that is a concatenation of each word in L exactly once and without any intervening characters. Here is my solution to the problem: ...

Stackoverflow suggested I post my question here: The code below works, but I want to ask if my solution is adequate or if there's something I should structure differently. If it's alright, I'll apply the same code in other subs. My code copies stuff from Excel to PowerPoint and inserts it as...

I was reading a blog article by https://www.raywenderlich.com/ about the integration of health kit. For the communication with HealthKitStore, they used a class with a class func in it like this f.e. class HealthKitSetupAssistant { class func authorizeHealthKit(completion: @escaping (Bool, E...

I have started reading a blog on lazy evaluation. Here is a link to the blog https://bartoszmilewski.com/2014/04/21/getting-lazy-with-c/ I do not understand why the intermediate "thunk" methods are necessary in this code: template<class T> class Susp { // thunk static T const & thunkFor...

I would be thankful for feedback for following html5 markup. The outer div (class articles) has no more meaning as setting flex for it's child elements. Is a div the semantically correct choice in this case? .articles { display: flex; } .articles__article { flex: 1; } <main class="main">...

I have written a code to sort a main table containing tables in each of its rows. The actual table is very big. So I did not paste the HTML. Here I am trying to sort the tale by first sorting the rows in each of the main rows and then sorting the table from the sorted main rows. Whenever I click ...

I had posted question in stackoverflow.com about how I can apply conditionally change background color of column by absolute value. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56202218/pandas-styling-conditionally-change-background-color-of-column-by-absolute-valu. But, I have not received respond yet. ...

This implements 128-bit unsigned integer using C++14. It works on MSVC and 32-bit architectures being complementary to the unsigned __int128 type provided by GCC and clang on 64-bit architectures. // intx: extended precision integer library. // Copyright 2019 Pawel Bylica. // Licensed under the ...

During a question on Stack Overflow, another user had some comments about the way this code works. He had a few choice words for it, including "magic", "ugly contraption", "you're doing things you shouldn't be doing". I wanted to ask some feedback on this sytem. Note: there might be some minor th...

This is a follow up question to this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4573526/what-could-be-causing-a-cannot-access-a-disposed-object-error-in-wcf I have created a WCF service and using it in the client side. When closing the connection to the service and trying to use the client f...

I should now work on the bookmarks(favourites) section with Polymorphism in Laravel. i write the following code: routes\api.php: //favorite routes Route::prefix('favourites')->group(function(){ Route::get('','API\FavouriteController@getFavourites'); Route::post('','API\F...

I have a class which looks similar to the following code: var actions: [(title: String, action: () -> Void)]! { didSet { // refresh UI } } init(actions: [(title: String, action: () -> Void)]? = nil) { super.init() if let actions = actions { self.actions = actions...

I have code in place that helps me to keep track of our SiteData and make sure its always up to date. Whatever new records are added in the Site must be added to the Online Database.Records that have been modified and updated must be overwritten and replaced with records from the online Database....

This is a follow up question to this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4573526/what-could-be-causing-a-cannot-access-a-disposed-object-error-in-wcf I have created a WCF service and it is up and running. When I used it, I was closing the connection after each time I got a response in...

I was given two words and have to sort them according to the alphabetical order. To determine which of the two words comes first in alphabetical order, their first letters are compared. If they differ, then the word whose first letter comes earlier in the alphabet comes before the other word. If ...

Below code is used to create entity with user define key. I want to know how to create an entity with default key provided by Google Datastore Key key = Key.newBuilder().addPath(PathElement.newBuilder().setKind("PoolMaster").setId(120098L)).build(); Entity.Builder entityBuilder = Entity.newBuil...

I was asked to complete this CodeStepByStep problem. Here's a quick summary: Write a function named count_even_digits that accepts two integers as parameters and returns the number of even-valued digits in the first number. An even-valued digit is either 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8. The second val...

I'm writing a system deamon in rust that may be started by the user manually. Only one instance of the deamon should be running at a time so I have created a pidfile locking mechanism to prevent multiple instances. This is my first time doing any kind of unix style file locking and I would apprec...

I want to compare the string similarity values from two nodes by using soft-tf-idf. The idea is to get two nodes by a nested for-loop and create a vector-space model by adding all existing token in the two nodes to spaceSet. The closeSet contains all tokens from the first node, that have a simila...

Laying out nine(9) buttons to form a 3 x 3 grid inside a div and modifying their labels after each click event on one of the buttons. Important: The labels on the outer button must rotate in a clockwise direction each time we click the middle button. I tried this but nothing working const rota...

I'm recieving UDP messages as byte arrays and depending on details in some of the first byte, I need to convert remaining bytes into a multitude of different possible arrangements of other data types. These data types are primarily 'uint', 'ushort' and just 'byte' but can be in any order, and th...

This is a Leetcode problem: Given an unsorted integer array, find the smallest missing positive integer. Note: *Your algorithm should run in O(n) time and uses constant extra space.* Here is my first solution to this problem: class Solution: def __init__(self, A): ...

I read in an article that the TypeScript core team explaining ESLint has a more performant architecture than TSLint. And on the other hand @typescript-eslint/parser makes a more convenient AST which works the best alongside @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin. Now I have a feeling that my tslintrc ...

This is a Leetcode problem: Given an array of non-negative integers, you are initially positioned at the first index of the array. Each element in the array represents your maximum jump length at that position. Your goal is to reach the last index in the minimum number of jumps. ...

I'm trying to make a code review from an external developer on my project. His code could me improved and I need your advices in order to know if my overwritten parts are better or not. Part 1 # INITIAL if 'error_message' in result_import: result_import['error_message'] = "The file could n...

I've made my first cursor which checks for database users and their roles and I would appreciate a second opinion on it. This is how it looks: /* * This is a script made to check the existens of database users * and their roles. * * It creates two temp tables, #logins and #roles to run th...

I am creating Tetris in javascript. I have finished the basic mechanics. I would appreciate some feedback on how I could improve it. Down, left, and right arrow keys move the piece while the up arrow key rotates it. "use strict"; const pieceData = [ { // O builds: [ [ [...

I am trying to remove a duplicate letter of first or last letter, with an exception of containing 'a' as first letter and 'l' and 'e' as last letter. However, this code does not look efficient to me because, what if I had 20 letters of exception? I would not want to compare each letter all in one...

I want to evaluate Poker Hands an wrote the following Code: https://dotnetfiddle.net/A35CP2 Anything wrong / to imporve? public class Deck { private Random rnd; private List<Card> DeckCards { get; set; } private int PlayerCount { get; set; } public Deck(int playerCount) { ...

This is related to What are our answer editing guidelines?, but about an edit with a brief comment: Switched to python. To me that makes sense, since the code looked like a mix of python and a c-based language. Others felt that edit shouldn't have been approved. Rolfl's answer to the afo...

I'm working on a network sniffer program, whose structure uses 3 main classes: Frame Class - One per monitored frame, holds reference to all the other sub frames Parse Class - Holds the hex value of the entire frame Protocol Classes - Individual classes for each network protocol When a new fr...

I am trying to validate a Javascript file, but the file I am validating (I didn't make it) is all on a few lines with extremely long columns. Is there a delimiter function I can use or some tool that could make it far more vertical and easier to read. Maybe something that makes a new line each ti...

While reworking my teaching materials for an exercise of an introductory course on mobile robotics, I recently created a visualization/simulation of a incremental rotary encoder, e.g. often used for odometry purposes. I'm quite happy how it turned out and it was indeed helpful when talking about...

I have picked up a problem from Codility website and tried to work it out. I would appreciate guidance of how to refactor it and what to look for in terms of efficiency? Optimisation I'd like to achieve would be, less type conversion, no zero items in the list, would there be a better way to fi...

The task is taken from leetcode TinyURL is a URL shortening service where you enter a URL such as https://leetcode.com/problems/design-tinyurl and it returns a short URL such as http://tinyurl.com/4e9iAk. Design the encode and decode methods for the TinyURL service. There is no re...

I am loading a bunch of arrays and putting them into a single array. The loading of the data is negligible, but putting it into combinedArray takes significant time (as in this code). import time import numpy as np start_time = time.time() st,en = 0,0 combinedArray = np.empty(shape = (3...

I am trying to remove a duplicate letter of first or last letter, with an exception of containing 'a' as first letter and 'l' and 'e' as last letter. However, this code does not look efficient to me because, what if I had 20 letters of exception? Could I put this in a string or an array? I would ...