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PHP, would this class pass the single responsibility principle?
I have a user class comprised of the code below. It has functions to insert a user, update a user, delete a user, look up a user, and search for users. What I'm wondering is if I this class would pass ...
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Database Handler - Dynamically create “mdf file” and tables from classes (NEED HELP/SUGGESTIONS) [closed]
I'm trying to create a handler that first of all creates a "mdf" file, which I later connect to. Then I can add tables from a type, that gets all its properties and values. So a class with 2 ...
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Is this good class design (OOP PHP)?
Explained what I'm doing in the comments:
class User {
public $id;
public $email;
public $username;
public $password;
public $rep;
public function __constructor($id, $email, ...
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C# Class of client methods for interacting with web servers
I'm in QA Automation, and C# isn't my first language. I've written a small class of methods for GETting and POSTing to web URLs. I use these when I want to test certain things that really fall outside ...
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Communication between two classes in ruby
I cannot understand how I can make two classes work together by passing variables between them.
During the last 5 days, I learned the basics of inheritance, singleton methods and eval methods. I even ...
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Ruby - class definition for connecting to external API
I've defined a Client class to connect to an external API. The Client class will return XML responses for various resources. Here's what it looks like now:
require 'nokogiri'
class Client
...
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Set of classes for generating social plugins, is my design correct?
I've created a set of classes thatwork together to create the html needed to display social plugins like Facebook like, google plus and twitter.
At firsti defined an abstract class ...
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How to convert my classes to Dependency injection?
I am still learning to develop my skills in OOP.
It uses a combination of the factory and its real singletons?
As I did more research, I have realized this design pattern is bad because of global ...
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Returning Groovy class fields as a map
I want to get a map of all the fields in a class (aka value object) in a generic way. The following works fine for me:
class Baz {
String foo = "foo2"
int bar = 2
public Map asMap() {
def ...
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Is it a good practice to wrap datatypes in custom classes?
So in my current application, I was thinking to make a extended class for all the datatypes. For int, it will be something like ExtendedInt, for bool it will be something like ExtendedBool.
These ...
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Authentication Class
I've wrote this class in PHP for my future projects:
<?php
/**
* Auth
* This class is used to securely authenticate and register users on a given website.
* This class uses the ...
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C#: Simplfy code using Interfaces + business rules / validation
I have a workflow; within the workflow I can have many stages. I want to open and close a stage based on some business rules. E.g., stage 7 cannot be opened, because stage 5 + 6 need to be closed ...
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Best way to Structure class + Instantiation
Is this a good way to design a class so I can prevent values being changed/ the state must remain as it was when it was intantiated...
This code would be normally instantiated after a call from the ...
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Should I split class or keep it all in one?
Currently, in my project I have one class that is dedicated to the all of the queries for the IBM i and converts it into usable models for my .NET code. There is already 12 methods in this class and ...
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beginner's class inheritance question C# VB Visual Studio 2010
I understand the typical example of fruit as a base class and banana, orange, and pear as derived classes.
But what about when there is only one property in common?
Do you still use class ...
