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Is passing the same value to a function twice bad practice?
this program prints a pyramid (its from a cs50 problem set). I call the function recursively by decrementing n, but i also wanted to keep track of its initial value in all the loops after the first ...
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How to avoid messy if statements when using many feature flags in Angular?
I���m part of a team of 10 developers, and recently our product team requires us to use feature flags for almost every new change.
The idea is that they can always “roll back” to the previous behavior ...
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How to declare an array of structure to keep track for the end?
I'm trying to have an array of structure.
The sprite_s struct:
typedef struct sprites_s {
bool *initialized;
sfSprite *duck;
} sprites_t;
Can I, with memset, fill the array with data so I can ...
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Guideline for method ordering
What's the best practice, preferably backed by a publicly available guideline issued by a tech company or a standards organization, when it comes to the order of method declarations in a Java source ...
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Usage of tap({ error }) vs. catchError for side effects [closed]
In Angular/RxJS, when should you use tap({ error }) and when catchError for side effects? How do you best separate the two logically or combine them?
For example, does resetting the UI to its previous ...
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Can't enable code editing in WebStorm with Vue cli
I'm new in Vue, and I'm trying to enable code style inside a <script> block in WebStorm, and in the settings everything is correct, but the style still doesn't work inside the <script> tag....
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Is it acceptable practice to alias nested templates like std::vector<std::vector<T>> for readability in a team environment? [closed]
I'm aware that C++11 introduced alias templates (which is well-explained in this thread) that makes it simple to reduce verbosity. For example:
#include <vector>
template <typename T>
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ESLint rule to enforce newline indentation style for multi-line assignments/expressions?
I'm trying to enforce this indentation style in TypeScript:
const response: Asana.Response<Asana.Tag[]> =
await tagsApi.getTagsForWorkspace(process.env.ASANA_WORKSPACE_GID!, opts);
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How to disallow newlines before or after comments with ESLint?
The @stylistic/lines-around-comment rule allows me to require new lines before or after comments, but I can't seem to find a way to disallow them. I thought the @stylistic/padding-line-between-...
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how to change code style format on flutter
I am developing with Flutter using Android Studio. When I try to format the code using the Cmd + Opt + L keys, it ends up like #1 below.
Is there a good way to make it look like #2?
//#1
@override
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Indentation Rule in SonarLint for Typescript
I am new to sonarLint rules, I am trying to findout the rule for indentation and variable naming in typescript rules.But couldn't find it.
I was able to find naming rules for classes and functions but ...
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Wrap long C++ function heads with clang-format
I just started to use clang-format and I could set up quite a lot of things, but I am stuck with my general handling of long function headers. This is how I usually create them:
void ...
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How to make all our code comply to coding conventions/coding styles?
I'm trying to set up SonarQube to have our coding conventions/rules in it. I'm looking for ideas on how to do this best. We're using C# as our dev language and Visual Studio as our IDE.
We have dozens ...
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Switch case: Return from impossible default case
What to do if I use a switch case in a function, and the default case should not happen, yet I must return something?
I tried to program some cellular automaton, where there are two possible cell ...
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Avoid ifdef in my project for multiple hardware
I have a project written in C on STM32 platform. My project source code will be available for multiple hardware. I use CMakeLists
For example I have 2 header for the moment hardware1.h and hardware2....
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