@stugrassieIn part 2, I showed you an improved, although still pretty basic problem runner framework for Project Euler. I did leave out some things though, and I’m going to try and explain them now.
Firstly, I haven’t really shown how I use the Problem interface. You can see it in part 1 of this series of [...]
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In Part 1, I showed a basic problem runner framework for Project Euler, however there are a number of ways in which we can improve it. For example:
How can we run a specific problem?
How can we hide the answer, but still run the problem?
How can we avoid manually adding problems to the List of problems?
Not [...]
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Everyone developer should use some form of source control. It’s like an unwritten law, if you don’t use it, then you should – as long as it isn’t sourcesafe.
A few weeks ago, I recently managed to get hold of an invite to Dropbox, which describes itself as “Secure back up, sync and sharing made easy”. [...]
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As promised, here is the first part of the series of posts I hope to write demonstrating how I wrote my problem runner framework for Project Euler.
Firstly, before you continue reading, I suggest that you research the Command pattern, Google will also provide you with some good sources in your research.
Done? Ok then. It shouldn’t [...]
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Recently, I’ve been working on the problems on Project Euler, and I’ve done the first 16 problems (in Java), although I will freely admit that I had help on two of the most difficult ones. I do intend on continuing to do the problems, and I am currently working on problem 17, however I paused [...]
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