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Rock, Paper, Scissors game in object-oriented Python
Welcome to codereview!
First of all: that was quite good already!
Your use of classes was appropriate
making Hand an Enum was appropriate!
You tried to make your ...
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Generating random number of randomly sized Squares/Rectangles using numpy arrays
Welcome to Code Review.
I'm afraid I don't have time for as detailed a review as I'd like as I have to go to work. But I wanted to mention one thing about idiomatic library use. When you use a big ...
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Linked List implemented in C++
Defeating namespacing
Don't using namespace std; ever! It pollutes your local namespace. If the standard ever added std::Node, ...
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Library system in Java with OOP
It is not a good idea to hold a map of books to booleans in this case. Why would we want to store a false when we can just store nothing at all? Use a set instead.
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Segmentation of list to minimize the largest sum
One could approach this from the goal:
What is the business of a Segmentation instance, what are its business methods? You tagged ...
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ArrayPractice with shifting arrays, generate new arrays populated with even numbers, and more
This can make use of the Stream API, and is better-expressed that way in some (not all) of your methods.
For multi-line comments like
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Simplify creating result objects from two Map<Boolean, List<Map<String, Object>>
Your INVALID_KEY and DUPLICATE_KEY are never used, so delete them and reduce that enum to a <...
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