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Garden simulator [closed]
I tried to write the program so that it runs without error but I want to improve the program so that it follows the Single Responsibility Principle. What changes can I make to improve this program? I ...
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Story-based adventure with functions and relationships
This is a story-based adventure program I coded by myself (forgive the length). It took a long time but it was fun. It includes loading times, changes in relationships, relationship levels, storyline ...
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Naive Implementation of A Least Recently Used (LRU) Cache Memoiser
I wrote code to (naively) perform lru memoisation. I tried to write it in a functional programming style, and so did not make use of any global variables.
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Naive Implementation of Automatic Memoisation
I wrote code to (naively) perform automatic memoisation. I tried to write it in a functional programming style, and so did not make use of any global variables.
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Update the idx values if vals element match between consecutive rows
I want to update the numbers in idx field if there is any matching letter between the vals from two consecutive row.
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First-class objects in Python
As a beginner, in order to cement my knowledge of functions in Python, I’ve prepared this Jupyter notebook First-Class Functions. The code in it is working, but before moving on to closures and ...
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Functional Pascal triangle in Python (working version)
This is actually a follow-up question of Yet another Pascal triangle in Python written in functional programming pattern, which is put on hold for posting broken code.
Again, this is my ...
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Yet another Pascal triangle in Python written in functional programming pattern [closed]
Here is my implementation of a Pascal program, which is used to print an n-order Pascal triangle. This is actually an exercise I came up with to familiarize myself with Python's Functional Programming ...
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Recursive higher-order function
I have implemented a through function for myself in a project.
Since I am still quite new in python and want to learn it correctly, I would be happy about any ...
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WAKE UP! CodingBat alarm clock
I'm brand new at Python, but I've been working in general at granulating my functions and being as self-readable as possible without suffering readability. This CodingBat question is a little ...
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Printing inputted, largest, odd integer
The program asks the user to input 10 integers, and then prints the largest odd number that was entered. If no odd number was entered, it prints a message to that effect.
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Sorting strings by length - functional Python
I'm trying to port this little F# snippet while staying pythonic:
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