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This is just a simple check to see what letter grade to output. Is there any faster and more efficient way to achieve the objective?
if ( $grade >= 90 ) { echo "A"; } elseif ( $grade >= 80 ) { echo "B"; } elseif ( $grade >= 70 ) { echo "C"; }...
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$grade=87; $grades=array("A"=>range(95,100),"B"=>range(80,94),"C"=>range....
It's the most clear to read, and performance wise it's too fast to matter .
I'm sure there are weird ninja ways to do what you're doing, but yours is certainly the best .
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Ok here's the rhubarb - I'm working on an application that has been written in VB6 (in which I have less than 1 month's experience), and the gist of the application is it's a simple database select/update type of app.
Basically all it does is you can ...
Started by Jordan on
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Do not attempt to refactor it to a better approach.
Needed as carefully but as expediently as you can.
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G'day all, I may have raised this before, however looking at a few very complex (and very impressive) turntables I find myself asking if simple (but well engineered and built) is better. I admit to having feet in both camps in some respects as in my electronics...
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I would come down on the simple is better side just from a self-help/maintenance point of view but quite simple....
I admit to having feet in both camps question...
Asking if simple (but well engineered and built) is better.
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Hi everybody,
In most projects I have participated, the choice of an asynchronous solution has been a source of much discussion ...
Each time a single entity bean was enough to manage a queue: we just store a message (ticket) in a table and a processing...
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Otherwise it will require a locking scheme so that the same message... .
What interest we have to use JMS? What are the benefits of JMS ? 2) In which situation prefering JMS versus entity bean ?
You approach works well as long as there is only one consumer .
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After almost 9000 battles I think I'm pretty capable of creating a tutorial for bad players that I used to be in beta.
Before you start reading, this tutorial is designated for people who are very weak players and want to improve.
If you like to just ...
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Technically and mechanically it is better to kill every single enemy tank, it's not bloodlust.
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EDIT: super short summary:
Upon dropping to negative hit points, a creature must roll a fortitude save with DC 1/2 of its negative hit points. On success, it loses 2 hp, on failure it dies. This roll is repeated a further four times in the following four...
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However, I've found that simple is definitely good, esp for a mechanic you might have a +12 modifier and has a better....
So as to better fit in with the d20 system's fundamental design).* Like say, the bit about received in "the last hit".
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My hard drive got fried not too long ago..., I was using Magix but downloaded audacity since its free and I really should upgrade the program I'm using. Anyway....I like Magix, finally got Audacity to work for me...but I have BIB too.
Since I song at ...
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The ....
On a sidenote, music apps you can get anything decent laid down .
Audacity can be both simple and complex, but not very exciting, Imo.
These are all fine tools for the task of recording a simple demo, so I would go with what I feel.
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See also " WCF push to client through firewall "
I need to have a WCF client that connect to a WCF server, then when some of the data changes on the server the clients need to update its display.
As there is likely to be a firewall between the clients...
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I've used this ....
Google for " WCF duplex ".
Since you have WCF foundation already in place, just add an operation for that .
IF the server cannot call the client (and it shouldn't usually) you should have the client polling the server as you specified .
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It seems that this simple shuffle algorithm will produce biased results:
# suppose $arr is filled with 1 to 52 for ($i < 0; $i < 52; $i++) { $j = rand(0, 51); # swap the items $tmp = $arr[j]; $arr[j] = $arr[i]; $arr[i] = $tmp; }
you can try it.....
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:)
The simple answer is that there are 52^52 possible ways for this algorithm to run) lassevk's answer shows the distribution among....
Sorry.
The distribution is not the uniform distribution (for which the divisibility answer is a simple one.
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Better solution for moving my rectangle? (simple game) Hi,
I am creating a simple game in Java which currently looks like this:
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The blue rectangle on the right is moving towards the blue square (the blue square is my hero which I can move around...
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Does this work? Where is your SSCCE ? What do you mean by "better"?
I would use a Swing Timer.
Re: Better solution for moving my rectangle? (simple game) I'm not really sure what the question is.
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