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Finding the biggest number in a list of numbers
The most obvious thing I can see is that you wrote a loop when one was not needed.
largest = max(n)
Also, check your boundary conditions. What happens if no numbers are entered?
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FizzBuzz implementation using the ternary operator
At first I wasn't sure whether this code would compile correctly (but obviously it does). The reason it does is due to two independent features of Java.
The System.out.println() method has an overloa …
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x64 Assembly - checking for largest prime factor
One optimisation that would make your code run up to twice as fast, is to use the observation that a prime factor of n cannot be greater than n/2. So you can limit the number of times you iterate thro …
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Simple webserver in C
Are you sure that &(int) { 1 } does what you want it to do? I'm not sure it does.
Using malloc()/strcpy() is probably better handled with strdup() (which you've used elsewhere, so you're already oka …
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