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I am trying to parse xml file using XDocument, basically, I have to select xml element based on requirement and convert into list model. Below is sample code I am using right now, is there any better way to code or any best practice? Please suggest. class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { XDocumentRead more

I’m pretty sure I got it wrong. But I want this program to run through the “phone_numbers.txt” and replace anything that is repetitive except [“Employee Marked Urgency as: low”, “Employee Marked Urgency as: high”] The result of this code is absolutely nothing. Nothing changed. Any tips? file_names = [‘phone_numbers.txt’] file_names.each do |file_name| words_to_exclude = [“EmployeeRead more

I am new to the Xamarin technology, and I am working on an Asp.NET Core Web application which basically delivers micro-services which will be consumed by a Xamarin.Forms application. So my Web API will offer quite a few operations, and each of them would use their own model class to represent their response and theirRead more

The idea of this class is I would be able to limit the use of an api/method by sending it a key which would be an ip address or username and it would tell me if they are under the rate limit. Here is the code: require ‘time’ class RateLimit def initialize(time, limit) @reset_on =Read more

This was to stretch my beginner abilities. What started as a single ListBox became a grid with 3 columns. Each column is to display the contents of a property that was populated. The first two columns are using the same List<FooData>. The third column to display List<BarData> came out of pushing myself to try aRead more

I’m pretty lost. I have an app that takes input from users – a subway line and a particular stop on the NYC subway. Using that, it’s supposed to output whether or not their line has a delay and how many minutes until the next train arrives. To get information on delays and train positions,Read more

Write a method isConsecutive that accepts an ArrayList of integers as a parameter and returns true if the list contains a sequence of consecutive integers and false otherwise. Consecutive integers are integers that come one after the other in ascending order, as in 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc. For example, if a variable calledRead more

I wrote a program that prompts users to enter one string per line and stores it into an array. It also checks for duplicate entries as data are fed and renames those to become distinct by appending an incrementing number. Imagine that it will be used by a large number of people in some nameRead more

I’m working on implementing a library that can read/write from FoxBASE files in C#. I can’t use ODBC for this, because it’s not supported in .NET core. I’ve got the reading working, but it’s incredibly slow. I’ve tried doing some profiling on it, but the performance report doesn’t list specific line numbers or function names,Read more

I don’t do JavaScript much yet have to write a WebExtension and soon after starting I found that OOP in JavaScript is very different form other language. So after few hours of search and study I came up with the following solution for achieving polymorphism in JavaScript. var TClassAbs = function() { this.showId = function()Read more