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sevenfactorial · 1 month ago
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Sometimes I'm reminded that undergrad me was unhinged. This was for a grad level enumerative combinatorics class (first grad class I ever took) and I can probably find the problem set, but shall not for now. I assume I generated the tex code with a script but still.
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bagalois · 4 months ago
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<3
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caprice-nisei-enjoyer · 4 months ago
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Ohhhh. Rust is *good*
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zoeythebee · 10 months ago
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rathologic · 2 years ago
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wow, this bottle (Nice_bottle_Entity) is nice as hell. goddamn
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sphinxdrawsstuff · 8 months ago
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D&D SOMNIS - Dark Speech
Through a series of in-jokes (and accent use), we've basically decided that "elvish" in Rayleigh is just fantasy french. Which... not ALL of the party speaks, but just enough to have some shitpost-tier shenanigans.
(I make no excuses for the cursed joke, and take no liability for collateral damage).
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despair-tea · 1 year ago
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hmph. you mongrels would dare use bastard enums to hold your states before my kingly self? looking at your state machine, it's clear that peasants have not learned to code even a little in the 5000 years you've had to practice. what doggerel you've written!
begone, cur.
let the sight of my enum {a, elish} be the last thing you see
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arshikasingh · 11 months ago
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Points to Remember for Java Enum
Let us see some points to remember for Java Enum:
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bloobluebloo · 2 years ago
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People talk about wishing for their art ideas and writing ideas to be projectable from the brain onto canvas. No one talks about the fervent, ardent wish of being able to project an algorithm one has in mind into functioning code the IDE and have it work on the first try.
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autumnday19 · 2 months ago
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My opinion on enums swung so fast you'd think I'd got whiplash
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sevenfactorial · 1 month ago
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People here are always so goddamn shocked when I say I'm a combinatorialist 😠😒😔
(I keep taking analysis and DEs classes.)
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bagalois · 3 months ago
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answer below the cut
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removeload-academy · 4 months ago
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Understanding C++ Enum Class and Enums: A Complete Guide | Removeload
Enums in C++ provide a convenient way to define a set of named integer constants, improving code readability and reducing errors. The enum keyword has been a part of C++ for a long time, but with the introduction of C++ enum class, developers now have a more type-safe and flexible way to use enumerations. At Removeload Educational Academy, we strive to make programming accessible by offering a free online e-learning tutorial portal that provides live examples to help students learn C++ in an easy and interactive manner. Understanding C++ enum class is essential for writing efficient and maintainable code.
What is C++ Enum Class?
In traditional C++ enums, enumerators are implicitly converted to integers, which can lead to naming conflicts and unintended behavior. To address this, C++ introduced enum class, which provides better type safety by restricting implicit conversions and improving scope resolution.
Here is a simple example of an enum class in C++:#include <iostream> using namespace std; enum class Color { Red, Green, Blue }; int main() { Color myColor = Color::Green; if (myColor == Color::Green) { cout << "The color is Green." << endl; } return 0; }
In this example, Color::Green is explicitly scoped, preventing conflicts with other enumerations or variables named Green. Unlike traditional enums, C++ enum class does not implicitly convert enum values to integers, making the code more robust.
Benefits of Using C++ Enum Class
The key advantages of using enum class over traditional enums include:
Type Safety: Prevents implicit conversions to integers.
Scoped Enumeration: Avoids name conflicts by requiring a prefix (EnumName::Value).
Improved Readability: Makes it clear that values belong to a specific enumeration.
Explicit Underlying Type: Developers can define the underlying data type (e.g., enum class Status : char {}).
For example:enum class Status : int { Success = 1, Failure = 0, Pending = -1 };
This ensures that Status values are strictly integers, enhancing control over memory usage and performance.
Understanding C++ Enums Removeload
Traditional enum types in C++ still have their use cases, especially in legacy systems or scenarios where implicit conversions are beneficial. C++ enums removeload provides flexibility in defining a collection of constants while allowing them to be used interchangeably with integers.
Example of a traditional enum:#include <iostream> using namespace std; enum Days { Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday }; int main() { Days today = Wednesday; cout << "Today is day number: " << today << endl; return 0; }
In this example, Wednesday is automatically assigned the integer value 2, demonstrating how traditional enums implicitly convert to integers.
Choosing Between Enum and Enum Class in C++
While both enum and enum class serve a similar purpose, enum class is recommended for new projects due to its type safety and better scoping. However, C++ enums removeload remains useful for backward compatibility and scenarios requiring implicit integer conversions.
Why Learn C++ with Removeload?
At Removeload Educational Academy, we provide free online tutorials to help students learn programming languages through live examples. Whether you're exploring C++ enum class or understanding C++ enums removeload, our structured tutorials simplify complex topics, making programming more accessible.
Mastering enums in C++ enhances your ability to write cleaner and more efficient code. Keep exploring our tutorials to improve your coding skills and build more robust C++ applications.
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rathologic · 2 years ago
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Do you like items? unobtainable items? intangible items? items that a game calls "storables" instead of items? I just finished the first draft of the Pathologic Modding Wiki's List of storables, it needs item descriptions still but is a thorough list, with images, of all the "storables" you can obtain and especially the ones you can't :-)
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sphinxdrawsstuff · 1 year ago
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D&D Somniatores + Elisthad - Stickers
Wanted to gift our group(s) something for the holidays, so drew up and printed both party characters for each person + 2 of the DM's fav NPCs, as stickers.
Small exception for one of the players, who is part of just one group, so Rasthun gets a double-feature, as the regular outfit and "party mode" bard-barian. And because another's a player in one and a DM in another did both of their Somniatores guys (cause one died, so he had 2).
Kerren and Dara didn't get printed, since they didn't fit the original sheet, but I finished them up anyway as lil keepsakes~
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relto · 8 months ago
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gotta love that all the php docs you can find tell you that calling oci_new_descriptor will let you create an empty lob object, which keeps failing, and then i find a random bug report from 2006 about this exact thing not working and it turns out this function does in fact NOT create a valid lob object.
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