Just had a huuuuuge Walmart order spree (11 orders for 82 dollars). On one of them they lived in a gated community so I was told not to disturb customer. So I tried to go through the side gate that looks like it's for walkers. Locked. I was told if customer is unavailable to leave it in a secure location so I put it behind the gate hidden from view and snapped a pic. Hopefully it won't be downvoted or reported. I'm just following the delivery notes.
I just repainted the entire exterior of all structures did some other touch ups and was getting ready to list and sell. It’s been an income producing air bnb for years. Realtor went through mail and I had a letter from city to demolish unpermitted structures. I’ve heard stories of city workin with owners to bring ADU structures up to speed an permit them. Especially due to low housing crisis. Curious how to proceed. Gonna call inspector Monday and ask for extension since I live 8 hours away in nor cal. Should I get lawyer right away? Perhaps try to work on being it up to code wherever needed? Sell as is with structures unpermitted and disclose the issues? Thanks in advance for any leads or advice. Thanks thanks thank!!
import java.util.Scanner;
public class HiLo
{
public static void main (String[]args)
{
Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in);
String playAgain = "";
do
{
// Create a random number for the user to guess
int theNumber = (int) Math.random () * 100 + 1);
// System.out.println( theNumber );
int guess = 0;
while (guess != theNumber)
{
System.out.println ("Guess a number between 1 and 100:");
guess = scan.nextInt ();
if (guess < theNumber)
System.out.println (guess + " is too low. Try again.");
else if (guess > theNumber)
System.out.println (guess + " is too high. Try again.");
else
System.out.println (guess + " is correct. You win");
} // End of while loop for guessing
System.out.println ("Would you like to play again (y/n)?");
playAgain = scan.next ();
}
while (playAgain.equalsIgnoreCase ("y"));
System.out.println ("Thank you for playing! Goodbye.");
scan.close ();
}
}
I am doing a code from the book Learn Java the Easy Way by Bryson Payne. It is called the HiLo program in the 2nd chapter. So far I am stuck and would like some help understanding why the code in the book isn't working when I put into the latest eclipse IDE and latest Java package found on the web.
Could some please point out what the errors 'Scanner cannot be resolved to a type' on line 4 and 'Must declare a named package because this compilation not is associated to the named module 'HiLo'?
The book was printed in 2018 and I am wondering if the software and code in the book is outdated from what software is found online today.
Edit: I figured out almost all the code except one line:
int theNumber = (int) Math.random () * 100 + 1);
I am getting an "error: ';' expected" when I run this line of code.
I googled help on the topic and from what I understand that I do not have an ending sign when the program did ';'. It is telling me I forgot it in apostrophes. I read that this "error expected" means the parser was surprised by a symbol I wrote at or just before this point.
I also read that if this error is occurring where there should not be a semi-colon (e.g. in the middle of a method declaration) this could be a sign that the previous method does not end properly.Meaning I need to check to make sure that all opening brackets have a matching
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Hi everyone,
I just released version 0.9 of fuzzcheck. I also released a guide for it, located at <https://fuzzcheck.neocities.org>.
It's a big update compared to 0.7 because it is now built on top of rustc’s -Z instrument-coverage instead of LLVM's SanitizerCoverage. This has allowed me to simplify the process of running fuzz tests and to implement new functionality. Here is some of what is new:
Fuzz tests can now be defined by a regular #[test] function alongside your other unit tests
A fuzz test can be declared as simply as:
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
#[test]
fn fuzz() {
let result = fuzzcheck::fuzz_test(my_test_function)
.default_options()
.launch();
assert!(!result.found_test_failure);
}
}
and launched with:
cargo fuzzcheck tests::fuzz
where cargo fuzzcheck is just a thin wrapper over cargo test, to help pass the right arguments.
A new tool to view code coverage after fuzzing
This Github comment shows what the code coverage viewer, named fuzzcheck-view, looks like. Notice that when the mouse hovers a region of code, the simplest test case to hit that region is displayed on the right. This may be useful to understand a new codebase or to refine one's assumption about the code. Also note the ⦿ sign, which indicates an unwritten “else” branch.
Modularity
It is now possible to customize most parts of the fuzzer. So it is possible to use feedback other than code coverage, or to interpret the feedback differently. I have used this new extensibility to bring new features. Now, during a fuzz test, these additional set of test cases are saved to the file system:
diverse_cov_Nis a set of N test cases that, combined, cover the most code. N is configurable, but by default I chose N=1 and N=20.max_total_cov_hitsis a single test case that is likely to take a long time to run due to bad algorithmic time complexitytest_failuresare failing test cases, categorized by their panic location and sorted by complexity
Grammar-based fuzzing
Fuzzcheck has always been a structure-aware fuzzer. That made it easy to fuzz-test enums, strings, and vectors. But it didn't have
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How would you unit test this project with 100% code coverage? I am more interested in seeing how you would unit test the layout part of the application. The layout part is basically just JSX, and I am wondering how someone would unit test this part. It's easy to unit and integration test API calls when doing POST requests or whatnot, but otherwise I don't see how it can be done. The JSX part can you even unit test that? Could you show me several examples? Thanks.
I solved two of this year's puzzles by hand -- days 23 and 24. I'm finally going back and writing code for them, and practicing making visualizations with PyGame. I hope to have everything ready to go for AoC 2022 :-)
The code for the non-visualization solution:
I possess 80 units and if I can stack the Units Discount withthe Promo code I plan on doing so. Can I? Thanks.
I posted about one puzzle a few days ago but I keep finding this for multiple puzzles where I'm writing the code (I'm using python with pytest to run the test data given to us on the page) yet I'm still failing the actual inputs. I've double checked that the inputs are correct, but I'm struggling to actually correct my code from this state because clearly _something_ is working so I don't know where to go from there.
I'm specifically not mentioning which day I'm on (Although I'm pretty far behind in this year) because I'd rather have more general advice that I can apply to future code.
