I have a block of code below. The allDone() method at the bottom should only be run if the allCompleted == true. It should run through each of the statements to test. allCompleted: This starts as true so the below logic works right. run*.Checked: This is based on a check box in a form. This … Read more
I’ve just given this as a response to an absolute beginner on SO, and I’m wondering how terrible it is. Output for an odd number of lines: > >>> >>>>> >>> > Output for an even number of lines: > >>> >>>>> >>>>> >>> > The code: int lines = 7; int half = lines/2; … Read more
I have this version comparison function in java. Any cleaner way to write this without all the nested ‘if’ statements? Note that the suggestions must be in Java code only. @Override public int compareTo(Version o) { int result = this.major.compareTo(o.major); if (result == 0) { result = this.minor.compareTo(o.minor); if (result == 0) { result = … Read more
This was my first attempt at making a C++ calculator. The user basically inputs an expression (I’ll use 1+1∗(9∗(11−1)) as an example) and the program searches for and creates a vector for parentheses (which is a class I made which records its position in the string). String: [1][+][1][*][(][9][*][(][11][-][1][)][)] 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 … Read more
I have created this program and it works fine. It’s just that its too wonky and huge so I was wondering if anyone knew how I could shorten the program so I didn’t have to put all of these into each button if(guess == number){ l1.setText(“You have won the number was ” + number); } … Read more
This is an iterative review. The previous iteration can be found here. The next iteration can be found here I’ve now been programming in python for all of 4 hours. At 70 lines it’s rather verbose for a FizzBuzz. If you can suggest a more pythonic way to structure it, that would be awesome. FizzBuzz.py … Read more
This is a battleship console game I wrote in C++. #include <string> #include <iostream> #include <process.h> #include <cstdlib> #include <time.h> using namespace std; int const ROW = 3; int const COL = 3; int subX, subY; int guesses = 5; int board[ROW][COL]; bool hasWon = false; void winScreen() { cout << “You won with ” … Read more
Below is my code for generating a random string of random length. I am using it in integration tests. Currently I have almost 2000 tests running each time a commit is made to master and a few of those tests are using this class. I would like to make sure the code is optimized so … Read more
I have a dictionary with each item containing a quote in another dictionary: { ‘example1’: {‘quote’: ‘And it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man.\n’}, ‘example2’: {‘quote’: ‘What a piece of work is man! how noble in reason!.\n’} } I need to completely remove each entry … Read more
strcat_new() function, not present in standard C library. Syntax: char *strcat_new(char *delim, long num_args, …); The code is below. Can someone please do the code review? UPDATE: This version of strcat_new() has a bug. This bug has been fixed in the newer version. The newer version is called str_join(). You can find the newer version … Read more
