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Saban Focused on Defense as well... This is a Defensive Recruiting Comparison
.. And Yes you can Compare... And I am TIRED of HEARING WE DON'T HAVE THE PLAYERS TO COMPETE... Even though it's true...
The Difference between a Good class and a GREAT class...
Started by pfrg999 on
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Everyone just ....
We have better skill guys on offense, but don't kid yourself the depth .
We have better ain't close to Bama on defensive talent.
At the size of ours!
I love me some BP, but we still ain't close to Bama on defensive talent.
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Favorite (Clever) Defensive Programming Best Practices
I am always advised by some programmers to pay concentration to easy debugging . What is defensive programming and to which extend should it be considered while practicing?
And...
Started by Arun on
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(Just an example)
Have a look at
Defensive programming Case Study – Defensive Programming....
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defensive%5Fprogramming
Defensive programming means, that you check it and catching any eventual exceptions.
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Defensive programming
We had a great discussion this morning about the subject of defensive programming. We had a code review where a pointer was passed in and was not checked if it was valid.
Some people felt that only a check for...
Started by TERACytE on
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Concrete example: consider a 3rd party search method, you call your defensive and well unit-tested method thinking (that is sadly lacking an internal of that pointer?
Answering these questions....
Necessary but not sufficient for defensive coding.
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Ever since I first wrote
if ($a = 5) { # do something with $a, e.g. print "$a"; }
and went through the normal puzzling session of
why is the result always true why is $a always 5 until I realized, I'd assigned 5 to $a, instead of performing a comparison...
Started by lexu on
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Personally, I dislike this defensive style, it makes the code hard ro read :)
Several suggestions for embedded C ....
The top 3 defensive coding practices I employ are
unit testing unit; python -> C++ ).
Conditional on the if/for etc.
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I've seen defensive copies coded like this
void someMethod(Date d) { myDate = new Date( d.getTime() ); }
But that doesn't make sense to me, isn't there a way in Java to create an Identical copy in memory of that object? I've read the clone() will not ...
Started by jboyd on
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Clone was supposed to do that, but it is not implemented... .
I could try to answer this, but I'd just be plagiarizing Josh Bloch, so here's a link instead:
http://www.artima.com/intv/bloch13.html
There is no simple way to make an identical copy that always works .
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If you had to choose your Favorite (clever) techniques for defensive coding, what would they be? Although my current languages are Java and Objective-C (with a background in C++), feel free to answer in any language. Emphasis here would be on clever defensive...
Started by Ryan Delucchi on
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Currently, I prefer avoiding defensive don't need to muddy-up your code with defensive maneuvers, your code is DRY -er and you wind-up with fewer errors that you have to defend....
That it provided some extra memory to catch fence-post errors .
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Recently I worked on FindBugs warnings about exposing internal state, i.e. when a reference to an array was returned instead of returning a copy of the array. I created some templates to make converting that code easier.
Which one did you create to support...
Started by dhiller on
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Is there anything wrong with that?
Edit: A template I use when implementing a decorator, especially for an interface with many methods:
wrapped.${enclosing_method}(${enclosing_method... .
Not a template, but I use array.clone() instead of System.arraycopy() .
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I am working on an AI bot for the game Defcon . The game has cities, with varying populations, and defensive structures with limited range. I'm trying to work out a good algorithm for placing defence towers.
Cities with higher populations are more important...
Started by Martin on
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I imagine it would look something like:
utility(position p) = k1 * population_of_city_at_p + k2 * new_area_covered_if_placed_at_p +... .
Just define a utility function that takes a potential build position as input and returns a "rating" for that position .
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IMHO Bob Stoops has begun the changes necessary on the defensive side of the ball to bring OU another MNC.
The Sooners have not been the same defensively since 2003 and whether or not you agree the man in charge of that is now gone. If I had my choice...
Started by Soonlobo on
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The reason the SEC is winning so many championships is they have dominating defensive....
The Sooners have dominant defensive lineman to shore up the team.
The changes necessary on the defensive side of the ball to bring OU another MNC.
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When writing code do you consciously program defensively to ensure high program quality and to avoid the possibility of your code being exploited maliciously, e.g. through buffer overflow exploits or code injection ?
What's the "minimum" level of quality...
Started by David on
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Within a "component by administrators should not be writeable....
I'd recommend being defensive for data that enter a "component" or framework.
If perl etc.) I'll take a different definition of defensive programming, as the one that's advocated.
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