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Basic C# calculator (+, -, =) [on hold]
Before I start, I have checked for questions with C# calculator. Most of those seem to be a console excercise or are too advanced for me.
I'm currently stuck on what I think is my math. I've got the ...
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Compare Two Files
One of the K&R exercises is to write a small piece of software to compare two files and print the first line in which they differ.
Here is my attempt:
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Ranked beginner quiz program
I have been trying to learn JavaScript for the past few days and decided it was time to put what I had learnt into practice. Here is the program I created. It's a five-question quiz which counts the ...
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After Effects Expression to prevent objects to lay on odd pixels when a Keyframe is applied
I made a scripted Expression for After Effects a while ago. This script is preventing objects to lay on odd pixels when a Keyframe is applied.
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Genetic algorithm to fill timetable for school
I wrote a program to fill a timetable for a school. There are some simple rules:
Each subject has a preset number of blocks (blocks are 2 hour periods).
Professor provide a valid hours they have ...
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Simple Breakout/Arkanoid clone with SFML
I'm doing this small Breakout clone for school, and I've looked at heaps of people's takes on Breakout and tried to combine bits and pieces that I liked. Only problem that I'm having is getting the ...
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Using Rails concerns for validation in models
This is my first Rails project. I have read about concerns which are a great tool, but I am confused about how I should redesign my models.
Some models have similar fields, but the validations are ...
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Simple easy to use AutoTyper
I have created a auto typer that runs through a simple little GUI, this was my first ever Java program so it's pretty simple and not anything special, but I'm curious to know if there's anything that ...
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Word Counter Project
I recently read K&R The C Programming Language and wanted to write a small program to count the occurrence of each word in the input (std-input - I piped a file with all shakespeare pieces in ...
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advice on my current progress in battle simulation [on hold]
I would love to hear any feedback on the current status of my game. Any advice on how to better utilize classes and any other tips would be greatly appreciated.
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Example script for teaching DDL and CRUD/DML operations
I have taught some SQL to others before, and I thought of making a script that has these attributes, for the purposes of teaching:
Fully functional to run on local DB instance with no fuss
Easy to ...
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Email checker ('@' sign, provider, domain extension)
To learn about classes, I chose to create a little something that checks if you have included the following:
@ sign
Provider (e.g. 'hotmail')
Domain extension (e.g. '.com')
It also checks if you ...
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Merging two files into one .CSV
I'm relatively new to Python scripting. I made a script that takes two raw data files and merges them into one CSV file, but it takes a long time to complete. Are there any logic problems in this ...
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Algorithm to add all lucky numbers under [N] to a Vector
A lucky number is defined as a positive integer whose decimal representation contains only the lucky digits 4 and 7. For example, numbers 47, 744, 4 are lucky and 5, 17, 467 are not. I need to ...
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Find the number of quadraples (a,b,c,d) from 4 respective arrays such that a+b+c+d=0
Given four lists of numbers, calculate how many ways there are to
choose one element from each to get a sum of zero.
The input is given on stdin, first ...
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Sum of digits in Clojure
I wrote a simple program to sum the digits of a number in Clojure for learning purpose. Not very complex (I hope) so not adding any explanation. I am a beginner in Clojure so please don't mind ...
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Scoring and grading answers against an answer key
Intro
I won't lie this is for a university assignment (don't worry the code is in working order), and while I could hand it in as-is and receive full marks I feel like there is probably a more ...
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Simple adventure game
I'm new to programming, became interested in learning a while ago and only got to it recently. I'm working on a very simple text-based adventure game using Python, and would like some tips on ...
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Read firewall logs
I am still a Python beginner and would appreciate some help with this code.
I am looking through some firewall log files, more specific all lines with Deny in them. For those files I am extracting ...
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Toggle functions for drop down for a clock time widget
I'm fairly new to JQuery/JavaScript and I'm trying to refactor the following code:
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Removing punctuation and lowercasing a string
I am very fresh to python. As part of an assignment, I've written the following code to remove punctuation from a string and convert it to lowercase.
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Practice with dictionaries
Post a cursory read of this I implemented a simple dictionary and an interface to assign, replace, look up, and redefine its terms to apply the concepts.
It's simple, but I'd still like to know any ...
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FIFO getch/ungetch Functions
I'm currently working myself through K&R and just read about implementing getch() and ungetch().
In K&R these ...
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1answer
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Calling getter or setter with expression tree
I have some part of my code that uses reflection and there is some slowdown issue that I have to fix.
After some research I found that expression tree seem to be a good candidate to fix it also it ...
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Programs for different language learning - Perl
I've created a program for my own purposes in three different languages, Perl, Python, and Ruby. Each program will be posted in with their own tag but I will add links to them through on each post. ...
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Programs for different language learning - Python
I've created a program for my own purposes in three different languages, Perl, Python, and Ruby. Each program will be posted in with their own tag but I will add links to them through on each post. ...
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GitHub Auto Copy Committer via API
I did write the GitHub Auto Copy Committer.
The purpose is to copy an existing public GitHub repository to in
another repository - commit per commit. It's reason is not a full copy
of a ...
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Unity3D native iOS plug-in to read pedometer data
I've made a plug-in for Unity3d for iOS. The plug-in's job is to get the Pedometer data from history within a specified period of time and return that to Unity for later use. I am confident in my C# ...
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Auto-complete using Tries in Python with OOP
I am working on a problem to develop auto-complete functionality to practice different applications of Tries. The auto-complete function will return all the possible words in the wordlist given a ...
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My own twist on the classic “Guessing Game” script in Python
This is a (letter, or whatever the user decides to change it to) guessing game I wrote which implements both a mechanic to randomly change the order of elements in a list, as well as limit the number ...
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Binary trees in Rust: more iterators! (non-consuming variant)
This is a follow-up to Binary trees in Rust: iterators, where Shepmaster suggested that I implement a non-consuming iterator.
This was relatively straightforward.
I chose to mirror the design of the ...
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Getting Error in the program of displaying date and time [closed]
#include<iostream>
#include<ctime>
#include<crtdefs.h>
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Simple Java calculator with two operands
I am new to Java. I am taking a lynda dot com course online to start off. The course asks you to write a simple program:
Ask the user to input 2 values
Ask the user to input an operation
use the ...
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Binary trees in Rust: iterators
This is a follow-up to Basic binary tree manipulation in Rust, where Shepmaster suggested that I implement the Iterator trait for the binary tree.
This ended up ...
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Python API Query + Email Notification
I wrote this to query the Trello API to find the cards that haven't been updated in 7 days and send an email notification to the card's members as a digest.
I'm a Node.JS & client-side JS dev, ...
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Meet Results Displayer
I decided to dive into the world of JS/JQuery by trying to build a simple web app to display all of my various meet results in an easy-to-view manner. For this stage of the review, all it does is ...
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1answer
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Basic binary tree manipulation in Rust
The goal here is to implement a basic binary tree with values only on leaves, with depth, mirror, and ...
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1answer
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Caesar Encryption-Decryption Tool
I'm a beginner in Python. I wrote this code which encrypts and decrypts text using Caesar chipher. I wrote it in many days and optimized it many times. But how it can be improved more?
I've used ...
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Find all distinct palindromic sub-strings for a given string
I was solving a question where I had to find all possible unique palindromes of size greater than 1 for a string.
I was able to come up with the solution shown below. If I am not mistaken it is an ...
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Calculator using Tkinter
So this is my first project.
I made a Calculator using Tkinter.
For the next version, I will try adding
oops concepts
Custom parser for input
Here's the code
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Password Strength Detector
I'm just a beginner in Python.I wrote a simple code that detects the user's password strength,but I feel that it isn't very efficient.How can I improve it?
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Cipher decryption and encryption
I'm brand new to C# and I've started to make a cipher decryption program. The code works and runs fine, apart from the odd exception. I'm just looking for ways to improve my code and make more ...
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Movie torrent-site web scraper with IMDb info and streaming
I'm completely new to Javascript and NodeJs and functional programming in general. The code below scrapes a torrent-website containing movies, gets info about the movie from the OMDb API and lets a ...
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Suggested improvements for C++ 14 event bus implementation
I would like to know if there are any improvements I could make to the following event bus code I have written (I am reasonably new to C++ but am experienced in other languages).
A brief explanation ...
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Python 2.7 Payroll Calculator program
This is a calculator I'm working on. The ultimate goal is to calculate multiple payrolls before selecting to end the program, please review current version in that context. PSA: I'm a beginner.
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Bidirectional map
For fun and to learn a bit, I decided to implement a bidirectional map in Ruby, relying on Ruby core libraries where possible.
Its behavior is intended to be that of a Ruby Hash, but one in which ...
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Sanitization and phpmailer security
I'm trying to set up a contact form using phpmailer. Are there any security holes in my code? I want to be sure as I feel there might be some kinda exploit I may not be aware of.
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Battle simulator RPG
I just learned about classes today and wanted to find a way to implement them that interested me. I whipped up this little battle simulator and would like any feedback and critiques as well as any ...
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'Learn projects the hard way': logfind project
I'm a new programmer, who has just finished his first small project.
It's a sort of basic imitation of the grep command from Linux. I'm learning from projects the ...
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Breakout game in JavaScript
I decided to make a Breakout game in JavaScript. Is there a way of making it cleaner? For instance, creating objects for the ball and the paddle.
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