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Implementation of the "tee" utility program
There are things that could be simplified:
The variable append exists just to decide the value of flags. Why not just set <...
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another attempt to implement the tee command
I see no reason to use system calls. Here it on;y hurts portability. After all, a conforming implementation is not required to provide open, read, write, etc. ...
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Find first and last matches on a sorted list
Binary search
This should be a binary search as that is the expected algorithm. Why? because the array is sorted. Your function does not take advantage of the fact that the elements are sorted. ...
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Duplicate Binary Search Improvements
Style issue
There is a style guide for Python called PEP 8 which is definitly worth reading.
Among other things:
Avoid trailing whitespace anywhere
Comparisons to singletons like None should always ...
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improved "tee" utility
General Observations
You are obviously interested in improving your Linux and C programming skills and this is a good thing. The code in general is improving. The use of ...
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C++ Doubly linked list, including benchmark vs std::list
Hide ListNode and ListIterator
These classes are implementation details of LinkedList. ...
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Implementation of the "tee" utility program
General Observations
This is definitely an improvement over the previous question. All calls to exit() have been removed from main. I will say that some of them ...
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another attempt to implement the tee command
General Observations
The code looks like it has been copied and pasted from another implementation. One of the reasons I say this is that the exit(STATUS) function ...
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Find first and last matches on a sorted list
A short review;
I prefer list over arr, because I prefer fully spelled out words above abbreviations, but I like obvious one ...
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Find first and last matches on a sorted list
You answer seems fine. Don't worry about how other people have solved the same problem.
The break/continue logic is not bad GIVEN the question, but you should definitely comment in your code what the ...
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std::list implementation learning exercise
There’s no point in a design review, because this class is simply a remake of std::list, so I’ll just dive right into the code review.
You don’t specify which ...
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