MetaJuicer is out in the open
My newest project is code-named Metajuicer (written in haskell).
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My newest project is code-named Metajuicer (written in haskell).
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Linked Lists, Double Linked Lists, Arrays, Queues, Stacks… the data structures go on and on, but don’t they all do pretty much the same thing? If you’re like me you probably don’t worry about which you use most the time. Just use whatever is convenient at the time, in C-like languages this will usually be an array, in Functional Languages a List (I believe they use linked lists by default).
Usually the defaults are fine, I mean how much difference could it really make? I didn’t think it would be too much, maybe a couple seconds until my recent experience with Project Euler 78.
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Converts from any base less than or equal to 36 to any other base less than or equal to 36. This is my first python program so it is definitely not amazing, but I don’t think I did too bad.
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This code snippet is designed to take in a string an print out every possible permutation of that string. The only problem I’ve encountered so far is that it uses a lot of memory with longer strings.
Just uploaded a project I have been hiding away for awhile. My amazing name for it is Productivity Timer.
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Not sure what motivated me here but I took a little time and came up with this. It takes the original image file ( can be a multitude of formats, has worked with both jpg and png so far) and outputs a grayscale image (jpeg or png).
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