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Resistance is futile, Resistors have been dispatched to model your Resistance
Since it was getting boring to always do OOP Languages I decided to dabble in the functional realm of programming.
For that I chose the narrowly missed community-challenge by Edward: Resistor Mania, ...
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Simon Says: is this too complex?
I took a class covering HTML, CSS, Javascript and for a final project, thinking of a previous community challenge, I created Simon Says.
Going through my code my professor deemed it overly ...
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“Partial solution” on Code Eval for Clojure FizzBuzz
I'm just getting started on the site CodeEval, and I submitted my first solution today. What I don't understand is why it's marking my (working) answer as only a "partial solution". The site doesn't ...
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Mandelbrot Set Fractal
I thought I would give this months community challenge a try. This is my first time using Python.
It does take quite a while to run and it's not very colourful but it works.
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Multithreaded Groovy Mandelbrot
Seeing as it's October, I thought I'd do the community challenge. Due to my inexperience coding in Groovy, I decided to give Groovy a go. I'm not sure how well I followed Groovy conventions, and the ...
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Messed up Elevator Management System
In light of our current community-challenge I decided to build an Elevator Management System.
Initially I intended to program the EMS like a real-time operating system and the elevators as ...
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Elevator Management System
So here's my attempt at the September community challenge, making an elevator handling system. I'm not really very familiar with OOP, so I'm particularly looking to get feedback on that part of the ...
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Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard and Spock - Relational Paradigm
I found a few question about the game and IMHO it's a relational problem and better addressed by set logic. Thus I created this solution in SQL to get away from ugly JavaScript, elegant java and ...
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Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard and Spock with OOP
Today I saw an extremely interesting question on the Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard and Spock game. I've decided to take my swing at it and I've written the following OOP implementation:
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Racetrack plotter
My Racetrack is just that. A Racetrack. You can't race it (yet) because I had trouble with collision detection, but I wanted to share it anyway.
It creates a base polygon by using ...
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Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard and Spock
I am currently done with this little Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock game in JavaScript. The game is working fine, but I am not pleased with the code. Is there a way to refactor these ...
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Racetrack game with reading the track from a file
For this community challenge I made the racetrack game. I'm reading the race data from a text file, which is available here. This is only playable by entering the velocity at the console.
I've got ...
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Racetrack pathfinding and path following
Racetrack
The August community challenge is to implement a program that plays the Racetrack game. Each player starts with an integer position on a square grid. On each turn, the current player can ...
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Racetrack in Java
Racetrack:
The August community challenge is to implement a program that plays the Racetrack game. Each player starts with an integer position on a square grid. On each turn, the current player can ...
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Ultimate Tic Tac Toe A.K.A. Tic Tactics
My attempt at this challenge., incorporating lessons from this question, which turned out into a much bigger project than I anticipated, but it works. I'll definitely be refactoring most of this in ...
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Racetrack in… VBA?
So, I took a look at the August Challenge:
The top-voted answer is
Racetrack1:
"In the game of
Racetrack2, cars race
around a track bounded by two concentric closed loops drawn on a
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A Groovy Election
Implementing the July 2015 Community Challenge seemed relevant considering it is election time.
I decided to go with the strategy pattern as this can be implemented in many different ways. I did my ...
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Ultimatoe — 2. The model
The game model (Ultimatoe) consists of 9 instances of Tic-Tac-Toe (UltimatoeBoard) and some auxiliary information. As the number ...
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Ultimatoe — 1. GUI and general game interfaces
For the community challenge, I wrote ultimatoe. For me, the most interesting part is clearly the AI, but what I did so far is just a stupid Monte Carlo tree search, which isn't ready for a review yet ...
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Decrypting a substitution cipher using n-gram frequency analysis
This is a solution for the June 2015 Community Challenge: a program that decrypts a monoalphabetic substitution cipher. It's written in Python 3, but should be portable to Python 2 if you use ...
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Monoalphabetic Substitution Cipher
In light of this months Community Challenge, I've taken a stab at building something related. Keep in mind, this isn't a submission for the challenge, just a utility to help in the later process of ...
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A Smarter random bomber for Battleship
In a further exercise of my original Battleship test framework, I have enhanced and refactored the SmartRandom class from an earlier question and have updated ...
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A (late) Simple Calculator
As I was looking through my past questions, I noticed my really old calculator question (here and here). Considering it looked like a huge mess, I decided to rewrite it. Coincidentally, the April 2015 ...
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SmartRandom bombing strategy for Battleship game
Now that I have some infrastructure in place to test it (see my Battleship test framework and the updated GitHub project for the full context), I have finally written a non-trivial bombing strategy ...
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Battleship strategy evaluation framework
In preparation for the May 2015 Community Challenge, I decided to build a Battleship strategy tester.
Implementing an ocean
First, there is an underlying Ocean ...
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Battleship Challenge: Naval Build-up
The community challenge for this month says:
Everyone has played Battleship. Let's implement the logic that sinks one.
But that presumes that there's something to sink. We can't have the armada ...
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Calculator implementation
With some background and experience in PHP & Python, I'm trying to learn Swift by myself (web, videos, Ray Wenderlich books). I've read that a good first project for beginners is to try and write ...
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Permutation and combination calculator
I wanted to make something for the Community Challenge, so I made a simple permutation and combination calculator. I'd like input on:
The overall design - any suboptimal choices that could be ...
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First 4-function Swing calculator
This is for a high school class I'm taking. Any tips/improvements?
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Newborn pythonic calculator
Let me start off by saying that I have several years of experience in Java, but now I need to learn Python, so I decided to make a calculator as it also is a community challenge.
Please review the ...
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Yet Another Java CLI Calculator
In the spirit of April 2015 Community Challenge, I have created two Java-based calculators with the following codebase layout:
An interface Calculeightor for ...
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Yet Another Java GUI Calculator
In the spirit of April 2015 Community Challenge, I have created two Java-based calculators with the following codebase layout:
An interface Calculeightor for ...
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CC C# calculator
This is my basic C# calculator; I'm sure there is much that can be improved. This design is based on Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ calculator, a purposely be-bugged version of which can be found at his ...
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Hello There Calculator
The open source project I work on uses Antlr4 pretty heavily, but I don't know much about it. I thought I would use April's Community Challenge as an opportunity to learn something about grammars, ...
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Binary Calculator in Java
I'm a beginner in Java and I tried to create a program that will perform basic arithmetic operations on binary numbers.
BinaryOperations class:
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Simple Java calculator using Swing
This is a Java calculator I made for my programming class. I know there must be vast room for improvement.
Please bear in mind the fact that this only accepts an integer, then an operator, then ...
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Basic arithmetic calculator
The calculator supports the basic operators (Add,Substract,Divide,Multiply).
At the moment,
It only works with positive integers
I do not validate my user input
My division rounds up if it isn't ...
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Calculator Snippet CC
The April 2015 Community Challenge requires building a calculator.
Implement a simple calculator
Where the definition of "simple" is whatever you make it - only
supports basic arithmetic ...
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I'm Simon, and this is what I say
Play my game!
Having the name that I do (Simon), of course I have to participate in this challenge! (Even though I am a bit "late", but Simon says "have forgiveness!")
This is an implementation of ...
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Simon Says: “Make me a pretty game”
In Memoriam
Ralph H. Baer, co-inventor of the original "Simon" game, died Saturday December 6th 2014, at 92. With his passing, this friendly little challenge inadvertently became a memorial to ...
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Simon Says in Scheme
Ok, it's not completely like Simon Says, since it's text-based. There is nothing about memorizing based on visual cues and/or sound here, just memorizing long sequences of numbers. I wanted to do it ...
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Simon Says: “Make me a circular window”
This is my first time messing with non-rectangular windows and animations in WPF, so while I'm working on all the bugs I'm having with the actual game code, I'm submitting the XAML for review - I ...
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Simon says HTML5
Here's a little game written in HTML5 using bleeding edge audio. Since I don't do much HTML5 or Javascript, I'm particularly interested in:
Structure Is this a reasonable way to structure the ...
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Simon's Opposites Game
I cooked up this little game today for the community challenge mentioned here. The idea of the game is that sometimes when Simon gives you a color, you should choose the opposite color (the color in ...
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Simon Says in Javascript (with Knockout) - Playable Code Snippet
I resolved to do the whole thing with just vanilla Javascript as a challenge, but man, Knockout's binding and state management is just too easy.
A tiny bit of callback hell to get all the flashing / ...
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Simon-says in AS3 - Prototyping functionality
My non-serious entry for Simon Says.
Based on literal interpretation of the rules:
Create a UI with four colored buttons that light up in a random pattern. After displaying the pattern, the ...
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Simon Says / Four tiles game, with C++ and SDL
My take on the Prebash Challenge, "Simon Says" game, in less than 300 lines of C++ (plus the header file), using SDL for window management and drawing.
simon_says.hpp:
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Simon game / Four tiles game
When I read the community challange, I couldn't wait. So here I go with the very first Four tiles game:
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Javascript Minesweeper (with Stack Snippets!)
As Stack Snippets are live on Code Review now, I wanted to do something quick in it as part of rolfl's challenge on meta. And when you make things quick, they probably get dirty. And when things get ...
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Trading Card Game Prototype GUI with JavaFX
Most of my programming experience is with Objective-C, but I have recently started learning Java and JavaFX to build the user interface for a Trading Card Game. This is the most Java I have ever ...
