Is implementing a code generator a sort of model driven design/ model driven software developement or are both methods completely different?
I\'m trying to write some code to test out the Cartesian product of a bunch of input parameters. I\'ve looked at itertools, but its product function is not exactly what I want. Is there a simple obvi
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I\'m working on a C# project where I need to generate random passwords. Can anyone provide some code or a high-level approach for password generation?
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I am using the package MyHDL to do hardware simulation, but I want to put a GUI around it so that users can interactively change signals and see the other signals update.
In the Python shell, if I enter a list comprehension such as: >>> [x for x in string.letters if x in [y for y in \"BigMan on campus\"]]
I have a NxN matrix which I want to split into non-overlap KxK block. For each block, I want to assign new values to the elements.
I installed this gem and ran rails g apn_migrations I don\'t need the gem anymore, I removed it form my gemfile, from my rakefile, deleted from my migrations, from schema.rb and ran rake db:schema:lo
Which error/problems (if any) are to be expected, if NextDouble() of the same System.Random instance is called from multiple threads co开发者_如何学JAVAncurrently - without any locking ? In short, Sys
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