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Forum: Computer Science Oct 30th, 2004
Replies: 2
Views: 28,257
Posted By Nuez_Jr
Code Style
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Comments are useful for telling people WTF this code is supposed to do, but there's another aspect to readability - formatting!

Most languages allow a programmer to...
Forum: Computer Science Oct 6th, 2004
Replies: 2
Views: 14,631
Posted By Nuez_Jr
The Maintenance-Time Error
The original author didn't comment, used crappy and inconsistent code style, and obfuscated because it made him/her feel clever. So now when the system needs updating, the...
Forum: Computer Science Oct 6th, 2004
Replies: 6
Views: 4,009
Posted By Nuez_Jr
Haskell is a functional programming language. Similar in that respect to LISP or Scheme, but it is a lot more rigorous about types and formal math. I had the great luck to be in the 'guinea-pig'...
Forum: Computer Science Oct 6th, 2004
Replies: 9
Views: 5,087
Posted By Nuez_Jr
lmao.

Might I just bring this down to earth a bit and ask if you don't think that many bafrickingzillion possible distinct hashes will be ENOUGH??
Forum: Computer Science Oct 6th, 2004
Replies: 2
Views: 3,801
Posted By Nuez_Jr
That's exactly the question that logarithms will answer. Were invented to answer.

Going back to the definition: a^x=b --> log_a(b)=x, we have 36 as the base, and we know the result of the...
Forum: Computer Science Oct 6th, 2004
Replies: 9
Views: 5,218
Posted By Nuez_Jr
lol.
Winzip doing a pretty good job, huh?
Forum: Computer Science Oct 6th, 2004
Replies: 4
Views: 6,517
Posted By Nuez_Jr
Does Windows filter the input so much that typing ALT+(ASCII) codes won't produce the right results?

*Nuez goes to check.

Yeah, guess it does. :rolleyes:
Forum: Computer Science Oct 6th, 2004
Replies: 3
Views: 5,622
Posted By Nuez_Jr
For obvious reasons I can't recite code from memory that'll do what you're asking for, but there does exist a regexp-->DFA algorithm...on paper. You're probably already familiar with it, it's the one...
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