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How can I restructure my code to avoid having a loop where each iteration depends on multiple if-else branches? [closed]
I have this code for my school assignment:
void doAction(int &counter, int &position, int action){
if (action == 3) {
position = (position + 1) % numOfValues;
} else {
counter = (...
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What kinds of optimisations can produce a const parameter?
I always wondered if it is a good practice to have always prefer const parameters when I can ? On one side you tell the compiler that this variable won't be mutated inside the function's scope so it ...
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Spotless and java-code-format don't apply No Wildcard Import
The java code format suggest that star/wildcard imports are not tolerated.
Without the help of the IDE, neither the java-code-format nor spotless can enforce this.
Is there any success case out there?
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Does a named standard exist for comment annotations?
I have encountered, and used, several different forms of comment annotations. Eg.
// TODO: Also trigger this task
// FIXME: in this very specific circumstance this should handle this way instead
// ...
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Cppcheck suppress unusedFunction for user library calls?
I have a c library that I am passing through Cppcheck and am getting a lot of unusedFunction warnings for public calls that the user makes.
The Cppcheck wiki is quite unhelpful with their checks ...
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PhpStorm Catch sentence with multiple exception classes PSR-12 code style
I am using PhpStorm 2023.3.4.
I set the code standards for my project to PSR12. This means 4 space indentation, no tab char.
I have a PSR-12 compliant chunk of code like this:
<?php
class MyClass {
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Code standards check before commit in PyCharm [duplicate]
I would like to have some analysis done on Python code before I commit, to gently “enforce” the standards.
I would like to have a check such as:
no print in new code
No methods longer than 50 lines
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Is it Pythonic to import an external symbol imported into another module?
Please guide me on the pythonic way for a minor code-standards question. Searching SO re imports gets me many discussions comparing import foo vs from foo import bar which is not my concern here. ...
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Structure Policy for Django / Python Libraries
Question Summary
Hi Folks,
This is a kind of opinion question, I've built a Django library for my company and I keep swithering and changing my mind on how to structure it.
Possible strategies I've ...
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Not operator or Strict comparison on false?
What's the best practice for writing if-statement on boolean value?
function foo(boolean $bar)
{
if ($bar === false) // ...
// or
if (!$bar) // ...
}
With a Not operator it's more compact,...
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How to wrap long lines of Apache Camel Java DSL code
In my project we are using Apache Camel via Java DSL
This is how a typical route looks:
from("direct:MyPizzaRestaurant")
.routeId("PizzaRoute")
.log(...
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Exceptions to control execution flow in managed .NET code - a good practice or not?
Here is a very simple functionality example, to make the discussion easy. Suppose, I am logging some abstract objects' content in a flat log. If an object's json representation contains property ...
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Code Standard - is it better to have a getter/setter even though they are never used?
The IDE has suggested to add a getter/setter to a private field.
It is never used, and reaching the field is only from within the class.
what is the preferred coding style? keeping the never used ...
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How we can achieve writing reusable and modular code
How we can achieve writing reusable and modular code in an Enterprise code. What are the basics to get started
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Are there penalties for just using the new keyword instead of creating a class variable before calling the class method?
Example
(1)
var classVar = new class();
classVar.Method();
(2)
new class().Method();
I like the second way, less wordy.
Is there a performance difference?
Is it considered bad coding practice?
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