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I'm almost finished with writing assignment #2 for the radio position I'm interviewing for. One more to go after this!
Started by April_27 on
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Then I was trying to write things.
I had never heard the program before, so I had to do a little homework first .
I had to write banter for two hosts.
Them in!
The first assignment was by far the hardest.
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I have a requirement to write HTML to the file system and I was wondering if there is any speed boost in converting it to bytes and writing it using a FileStream rather than using the File.WriteAllText() (or a similar text method).
Started by Rob on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
File.WriteAllText uses.
Then in the future if you have this will be your disk write speed)
Don't optimise prematurely .
Write the code that is most readable and maintainable first.
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After saying writing so many times in my head, it's started to devolve into pure nonsense.
This thread is for those of us who are not only musicians, but writers. I know there's a few of you out there, and I wanted a place where we could share our experiences...
Started by The Reverend on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sevenstring):
Nothing will probably end up ....
Studying writing did nothing completed.
It turns out it and are pressured to produce on someone else's terms and timetable .
I used to be enrolled in a really exclusive writing program a Concordia University.
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I learned the object-oriented in Java. Now in develop in C#. This means that I never really understood the functioning of delagates but I know how to use them.
Lately I discovered this page http://java.sun.com/docs/white/delegates.html .
If Java is able...
Started by Dran Dane on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It would be tough to have a single class implementing multicast and also... .
You'd also need an implementation of the multi-cast nature of delegates, both in terms of add/remove and invoke .
Yes, you could use a single-method interface instead of a delegate .
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I need to write data into drive. I have two options:
write raw sectors.(_write(handle, pBuffer, size);) write into a file (fwrite(pBuffer, size, count, pFile);) Which way is faster? I expected the raw sector writing function, _write, to be more efficient...
Started by Macroideal on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To put it another way, in your first loop, you are actually writing SSD_SECTOR....
When you call fwrite , you are doing buffered system calls, as you only write to disk in larger chunks.
Probably because a direct write isn't buffered.
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There are so many possible errors in POSIX environement. Why some of them (write to unconnected socket in particular) get special treatment in form of signals?
Started by Łukasz Lew on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Consider the program less that's writing down the....
I guess the reason for having separate error-handling to write to a file that doesn't exist should always be treated as an error).
To write to a pipe (anonymous or named) as well.
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I'm biased towards writing fool-proof applications. For example with PHP site, I validate all the inputs from client-side using JS. On the server-side I validate again. On both sides I do validation for emptiness, and other patterns (email, phone, url...
Started by Viet on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You don't want to "trust developers more" and in the process find that you've "trusted hackers of your site... .
Common policy is to validate on the server anything sent from the client because you can't be totally sure it really was your client that sent it .
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Currently I am making some decisions for my first objective-c API. Nothing big, just a little help for myself to get things done faster in the future.
After reading a few hours about different patterns like making categories, singletons, and so on, I ...
Started by Thanks on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
As far as preference....
Any real performance hits you'd incur would be in object instantiation, which you said you'd want to avoid, so that should not be an issue .
Performance-wise, a static method in a static class compile to almost the same thing as a function .
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Hi,
If I want to find truly experience the pain of writing multi-threaded applications, What program should I try writing?
Note, I would like to know of an example that is not too big and serves as a good example of demonstrating the intricacies for teaching...
Started by ajay on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I recommend you write a POS application (No, not piece of sh*t and use Timers as my predecessor did and now I am in the process of re-writing the whole application, consider writing a multithreaded file....
Simple like a chat server.
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I have decided that I would livestream my writing, so as I am writing, I will post a link here that takes you directly to a livestream of me writing ^-^
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I previously opened a temp...
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gaiaonline):
My writing seemed popular
Any Other Writing Things
PRICING: I know this is slightly important, but im not normally that good at this, so I have decided that....
This is my new store.
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ETC.
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