Does anyone have any examples or ideas on how / what is the best way to implement a Stack class in C#? I understand that there is already a Stack class, but I need to understand how to actually implem
Hi I have a few questions regarding Domain Driven Design and using Factories / Factory Methods. Per the Domain Driven Design Blue Book (Eric EVan\'s Book) it states that complex constructors should be
Is there a way in C++ to enforce the use of getters or setters WITHIN the class? class C{ private: int x;// should only be Changed by setX();
Sorry if this question seems too long. Before I can ask it, I need to show where it\'s coming from. Set-up:
I\'ve been hearing/reading a lot about covariance issues in C# and I wanted to pose a few questions & scenarios so hopefully I can clear up my confusion on the matter.
In the design by contracts, the class invariant must be satisfied on two occasions: after creating the object and after call a routine. Are there any examples or conditions, which I have to do the eva
int logarithmCeiling(int x) { int power = 1; int count = 0; while (power < x) { power = 2 *power; count = count +1;
As seen on Introduction to Algorithms (http://mitpress.mit.edu/algorithms), the exercise states the following:
I want to throw a runtime exception in case my class invariants are invalidated. Since this is a programming error (similar to a NullPointerException), clients should not catch that exception.
I\'m revising algorithms for my exams and I was trying to solve this exercise but I couldn\'t come up with a solution.
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