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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
Nolan Gutierrez
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shadertoy.com
github.com
antongerdelan.net
twitter.com
Michael Edwards
vtubers are not programming related
Samuel Cox
FUCK spammers
Matthew Bailey
>read code
>don't understand it no matter how long i stare at it
ðŸ˜
can some big brain user make this rect have different edge sizes?
shadertoy.com
Daniel Young
kanataaaðŸ˜goriðŸ˜ðŸ’¢
Chase Sanders
char getMostCommonChar(std::string str){
std::map charMap;
int max=0;
int index=0;
for (int i = 0; i < str.size(); i++){
charMap[str[i]] += 1;
if (charMap[str[i]] > max){
max = charMap[str[i]];
index = i;
}
}
return str[index];
}
Jose Scott
>char
>int = 0
>doesn't understand hashing
yep
globohomo typing c in c++ again
Lucas Jenkins
char getFirstUnrepeated(std::string str){
std::map charMap;
int index=0;
for (int i = str.size()-1; i >= 0; i--){
charMap[str[i]] += 1;
if (charMap[str[i]] == 1){
index=i;
}
}
return str[index];
}
Isaiah Lopez
Brainlet take.
You should return a vector of chars in case 2 or more chars have the same occurrence.
Michael Evans
>not std::map
Lincoln Robinson
nakadashi
Jackson Mitchell
#include
#include
#include
int findMissing(std::vector& vec){
int s = vec[0];
for (int i = 1; i < vec.size(); i++){
int n = s+1;
if (vec[i] != n){
return n;
}
s = n;
}
return -1; // no missing numbers
}
int main(){
srand(int(time(NULL)));
std::vector missing;
for (int i = 1; i
Leo Perry
oh fuck i just reaslized this doesn't work if the missing number is vec[0]
Juan Perez
that's literally a boy
Michael Sanchez
user here, i said fuck it and went with opengl with Xlib. this repo was quite useful for filling in the blank since all other guides use glfw
github.com
I got a static triangle going following this guide
antongerdelan.net
I'll try and figure out what the code is *actually* doing tomorrow. atm it mostly blind copy paste.
Jaxon Sullivan
nakadashi
Jackson Cruz
>draw a girl
>call it a boy
nah
Ian Cruz
Higher beaned factories and globalised abstract dependency throws in Java when?
Leo Long
Just failed the shit out of my Amazon phone screen. They asked what LC calls "Meeting Rooms II".
I quickly came up with simply counting each time unit in a large array and finding the max, but they said I arrived at the optimal solution too fast. I thought that was the naive solution.
Then I wrote a really shitty and undoubtedly broken version that did multiple N^2 passes, and was unable to come up with the minheap solution with multiple, heavy hints.
I have 12yoe and have hosted a hundred coding interviews, but still failed hard, kek.
Josiah Nguyen
why would you rewrite a broken version that sucks if you've already determined an optimal solution? Did they tell you to after saying you were too quick?? wtf??
Thomas Richardson
That user is a resident shitposter that's always posting schizo LARP.
Just pick the pattern:
Reddit spacing + 4 lines of post + some retarded story about a company trying to sabotage him = schizo user.
Sebastian Rogers
Python/C gluecode monkey looking to get into rust, got any decent ressources (yt, git, blogs, books, ...)
pic unrelated
Sent from my samsung - SM-G965F
Tyler Peterson
Yes, they wanted me to find a more naive/basic way of doing it.
I even asked up front whether the numbers were low like in their example, or whether they could be huge, and they said they'd be small and only span a day.
No idea why they didn't just say that yeah, they could be in the billions, so my approach wouldn't be feasible.
No, different user. And I'm a phone poster, therefore reddit spacing.
Samuel Lee
Any text c# tutorial you guys recommend?