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I am working with a graph of 11 nodes (representing friends) using NetworkX. I manually divided the graph into two groups, and I want to find the edges that connect these two groups (cut edges). Here ...
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I'm a bit stuck on the concept of an Abstract Data Type (ADT), what I know is that, and ADT is an idea (implemented through an Interface) that dictates how a program structures its data. But when ...
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I've got Display and FromStr, but what else? I'm working on releasing my first general-use library in rust that creates a struct and implementation for general use to assist with integrating with some ...
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Android FRP asks for PIN or Google account FRP Google account only disable PIN Factory reset protection PIN vs Google I want to set particular gmail to provisioned device through Qr enrollment. I am ...
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I'm a self-taught beginner learning through trial and error. I'm working on a card game in Unity (C#), and I'm trying to design a clean and extensible system for validating targets during gameplay. ...
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While implementing a simple filesystem for FUSE, I have arrived to the write() operation: /** Write data to an open file * * Write should return exactly the number of bytes requested ...
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I'm playing around with implementing looping using call/cc and wrote a map function like this: (define (map1 f l) ((lambda (state) (let ((cc (car state)) (l (cadr state)) (...
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Consider l = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] print(l is l[:]) t = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) print(t is t[:]) print(t[1:] is t[1:]) print('aa'[1:] is 'aa'[1:]) print('aaa'[1:] is 'aaa'[1:]) The result is, somewhat surprisingly,...
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SAVE-INPUT should save the current state of the input source specification, but where? It can't be saved to a fixed location, as SAVE-INPUT can be called multiple times before calling RESTORE-INPUT. ...
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First of all, I am new to developing applications with flutter. I am developing my project in android studio. When I select windows(desktop) as the flutter device, my application works without any ...
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In the Android API reference, UsbDevice objects have a function, getDeviceId(), that returns a unique integer ID. The API reference notes that IDs are not persistent across disconnects. However, the ...
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Every language I've done some form of file handling in has some form of read/write specification when interacting with a file, something like open_file(file_name, read=true) Is this typically ...
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CPython implements arbitrary-precision integers as PyLongObject, which extends PyObject. On 64-bit platforms they take at least 28 bytes, which is quite memory intensive. Also well-known is that it ...
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I am currently reading "The Fuzzing Book" and I am trying to determine how I should apply or implement the fuzzing techniques that I have learned from the book. For instance, in the book, ...
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I am working on K&R's exercise 2-8: Write a function rightrot(x,n) that returns the value of the integer x rotated to the right by n positions. The implementation I'm using appears to fill in ...
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