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Top new questions this week:

RPG Currency System

I just spent the last few days constructing the currency system for my game, and was wondering if you guys had any suggestions on how—if at all—I could improve it. Before I show the code, let me ...

c# game  
asked by Krythic 31 votes
answered by Clockwork-Muse 31 votes

Tic Tac Toe C++

I made this Tic Tac Toe game and I would like to know your opinion and what can be improved. I also want advice about making it check if someone wins. I'm 10th grader, so I still need to learn a lot. ...

c++ tic-tac-toe  
asked by Dovyd 20 votes
answered by Nobody 46 votes

Stack Exchange Chat Caret Pathfinder

In The Nineteenth Byte, we have an excessive amount of carets (carrots, if you will) that direct one's attention to another message. For example: Amidst the confusion, I made a userscript that ...

javascript stackexchange chat userscript  
asked by Cᴏɴᴏʀ O'Bʀɪᴇɴ 14 votes
answered by Downgoat 12 votes

Python backend interview: task management system for workers

I've recently applied to a backend position and I was asked to complete a take-home interview question. I thought the question was rather simple and I completed in about an hour although I was told it ...

python interview-questions  
asked by DGDD 12 votes
answered by alexwlchan 11 votes

Conditionally deleting rows in a worksheet

I have used loops to remove lines that are doing various things, but all are deleting rows where certain criteria is met. Some are deleting less than certain numbers, deleting blanks, removing ...

vba excel  
asked by MadChadders 10 votes
answered by Mat's Mug 10 votes

Powershell Script for setting DHCP reservation description & host value

I'm new to Powershell scripting and trying to write a script that will go through printer queues on a print server, get the print queue's port address, then compare the print queues port address to ...

networking powershell  
asked by BrodieFrankfurt 9 votes
answered by Matt 3 votes

Pokemon stats calculator

I have a simple working (so it's not a hypothetical stub) framework for calculating Pokemon stats that will later be incorporated in a game. It uses the LCRNG from the first game in order to be as ...

c++ beginner c++11 design-patterns data-structures  
asked by user100191 9 votes
answered by David 6 votes

Greatest hits from previous weeks:

jQuery dynamic elements like TR and TD, add to HTML table

Is it possible to create dynamic TR and TD elements in an HTML table? Something similar but better than this: jQuery(document).ready(function() { $('button[name="new-title"]').on('click', ...

javascript jquery html  
asked by sebob 4 votes
answered by George 5 votes

Dynamic filtering and sorting with Entity Framework

I'm developing an application using ASP.NET MVC 3 and Entity Framework 4.1. In that application I have a lot of paged lists. Users can filter and sort these lists. This results in code like the one ...

c# asp.net-mvc-3 entity-framework  
asked by Kristof Claes 22 votes
answered by shuniar 11 votes

Can you answer these?

HackerRank ACM ICPC Team

You are given a list of \$N\$ people who are attending ACM-ICPC World Finals. Each of them are either well versed in a topic or they are not. Find out the maximum number of topics a 2-person team can ...

vb.net  
asked by Tony 2 votes

Finding C# servers on a Java client using UDP and reactive extensions

This program uses UDP broadcast to find app servers on the local network. When a server receives a client broadcast, it sends a port (integer) to the client which will later be used to create a TCP ...

java c# socket system.reactive rx-java  
asked by flkes 2 votes

Kivy language code of my Vehicle Details app

So I've written my first android app in kivy. This app takes a Vehicle License Number as input from the user and submits it to a sites and shows the results from the site. The complete Source Code ...

python user-interface kivy  
asked by user3620828 3 votes
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