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Starting from this answer I thought I would show a fully worked example of how to create a data-driven version of the assembler for the Hack assembly language. As I noted in that answer, having ...
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Saw this question and though I wanted to try. So my version of reading Mine Sweeper: For the Online Judge Some Utilities Classes ...
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This is a scraper written to do most of what had been attempted by another user in this question: How can I optimise this webscraping code I did the rewrite because I felt bad that the new user didn't ...
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A month ago I reviewed the code in Resizable split DIVs Vue.js, suggesting that the OP use computed properties and bound styles to simplify the code (at least reducing the need to use ...
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Original inspiration was by this Python beginner, and it prompted me to rewrite a bunch of stuff with my flair and my Python experience: First attempt: Python Rock Paper Scissors Okay, so I looked at ...
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Inspired by a recent question to rename files by editing the list of names in an editor, I put together a similar script. Why: if you need to perform some complex renames that are not easy to ...
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Looking over Rock, Paper, Scissors. C++ from a beginning programmer prompted me to think about how I'd program this simple game in C++. The RockPaperScissors class ...
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This is version 3 of Efficiently counting rooms from a floorplan. Version 2 is here Efficiently counting rooms from a floorplan (version 2) It also has a comprehensive test facility that is the ...
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So I've read an F# question on partitioning a list in F# and wondered whether I could cleanly write the concept down in haskell and if that would help me review the code ... Now I have a haskell ...
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The "Cyraz" encryption algorithm was presented on SOPT community. This algorithm makes a cypher using a private key given in byte[] format with any arbitrary ...
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In working on a review for Solve a set of "restricted" linear equations efficiently, I decided to reimplement from scratch using the method I proposed in my answer. The application I won't ...
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In answering this question, it seemed to me that it would be nice to have a runtime expandable Sieve of Eratosthenes. This is my implementation of that notion. Design I've created a class named <...
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I wrote a review for Check consistency of a list of statements, with fuzzy rhyme matching, which basically required me to try writing my own solution to fully understand the challenge. So, I thought ...
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Yesterday, I saw this post from another user: Calculator with history I started refactoring the code while typing an answer but I end up not posting as an answer because I not sure if my ...
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I've recently answered a question here, where the goal is to mimic some functions from System.Reflection in order to avoid it's direct usage as much as possible, ...
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