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Politics › Re: Yoruba Nation Rally: Sunday Igboho, Others Storm Osogbo, Defy Police Order by cbrass(m): 5:53pm On May 15, 2021
Cryptodegen:
This post does not change the fact that Bitcoin will continue to pump and that crypto have produced more millionaires this 2021 than Internet scam!
but the market is not looking good at the moment cry cry cry
Family › Re: In My 7 Years Of Marriage My Husband Has Never Complimented Me by cbrass(m): 11:32am On May 15, 2021
Karleb:
Didn't you observe this while dating? Madam, carry your cross.
God bless you, bro. to add to it the woman doesn't know herself at all eg, her love language. All these are necessary for choosing a partner
Investment › Re: Wales Kingdom Capital (A Ponzi Scheme Or Legit) by cbrass(m): 12:39am On May 07, 2021
SkyFi:
Nice one there. I have 1.5 million naira worth staked. purchased bnb, swapped to cake, staked to cake pool to earn more cake and bunny at more than 200% APY. How can I be dull to give some company my money to invest, they could be staking my money too and sharing my interest with me.
Please can you put me through how I can do this on Binance
Crime › Re: Three Gays Arrested For Having Sex In Otukpo, Benue State by cbrass(m): 8:56pm On May 04, 2021
Biafranboys:
Even their house of reps members and senetors are gays and even fulanis gay pass, benue people should focus on serious issues, I have no problem with gays or lesbians as long as they stay on their lane.

Go to Saudi Arabia that is gayland ask anyone that have been there to tell you
you mean there are gays in Saudi Arabia too? shocked shocked shocked this is hard to believe o
Programming › Re: Why Are Developers Crazy About Startup Jobs? by cbrass(m): 3:51pm On Apr 29, 2021
stanliwise:
You don’t understand the context do you?
C, C++ and Java are static language and are reserved now to serious applications. The scope changed doesn’t mean this serious language went into silence.
Before now even simple project were built with hefty languages such as C, C# and it’s likes and at then people were just so bugged down and disturbed with how fierce it works and looks.
Then there came increase and high rise of prototyping and weakly typed language which gave leverage to people without proper understanding of coding to make their apps and boom that is where it all started.
Meanwhile the spot reserved for static languages can’t be taken.

So in conclusion, there is a rise in less hardware demanding applications. And new language shined. Never has Java, c, c++ and it’s static brother failed in the advancement race.
You are very right, and I think those languages are reserved for Enterprise solutions but if we are going, to be honest there is few Job positions available for these languages
Celebrities › Re: Reekado Banks: Nigeria On The Brink Of Civil War; Politicians Enabling It by cbrass(m): 4:22pm On Apr 27, 2021
festacman:
National Assembly should as matter of urgency commence work on RESTRUCTURING Nigeria through amendment of the vital parts of the constitution. The failure to respond before now led the nation into this raging regional self-determination chaos.

Any further delay in acting will most likely lead to any of the following:
1. Military interrupting the democracy to take over government in order to restore order, of course, with far reaching consequences. They are losing too many men.
2. Negligently allowing the regions to slip into the hands of hot-headed separatists who, so far, have not shown clear governance and developmental plan.

However, acting on restructuring NOW will empower the current of political class and intelligentsia in different geopolitical regions to assume control with little destructive disruption with the armed forces restoring order. I suggest the following actions immediately:

-- NASS leadership should immediately wake members up from ongoing slumber to do their duties.
-- Set up a joint NASS Restucturing Committee
-- Meet and convince Nigerian Governors' Forum to set up regional committees covering broad interests to negotiate transfer of critical things on exclusive list to concurrent list and other federations issues.
-- Amend the constitution to reflect the new political realities of Nigeria.
-- We have Switzerland, Canada, US, etc federation models to look at to adopt what is best for us given our peculiarities.

Northern Nigerian legislators and politicians should note that any attempt to frustrate immediate restructuring of the Nigeria at this critical point will bring nothing but doom.
It already too late for restructuring
Investment › Re: Nigerians Shun Naira For Foreign Currencies To Protect Wealth by cbrass(m): 7:30pm On Apr 22, 2021
horsepower102:
I opened a tread yesterday advising Igbo people to protect their wealth in dollars because of the falling Naira value in addition to transferring their wealth back to Igboland immediately. A moderator closed it.

Ndiigbo take heed of this advices before you shed tears tomorrow.

I single Igbos out because a lot of them are into business and will be really affected with crashing naira value.

Buy land at home (Alaigbo). Invest at home(Alaigbo). Move your savings to dollars.

Aku ruo uno and Aku ruo Dollars is the new mantra
you are very right, though i am Yoruba i have been saving my money in foreign currency too, Yoruba nation may happen at any time, i don't want to be caught awares
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Intelligence Reports Says Mohammed bin Salman Approved Khashoggi's Murder by cbrass(m): 10:12pm On Feb 27, 2021
ElijahIme1992:
Russia have their own type..its the Americans dat call theirs apache...Apache is a type of helicopter dat is used for attack and support roles in the theatre..... After jet fighters, the next deadly birds are Apache helicopters... Dey are fast, lethal and carry missile's and also gun ships for example Gatling guns are mounted on the apache...the Gatling gun is a tactical weapon used to pin down an enemy or provide cover for the troops to get in to position or hold down a line...
Thanks for the clarity grin you seem to know a lot about this stuff? are you in the military ?
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Intelligence Reports Says Mohammed bin Salman Approved Khashoggi's Murder by cbrass(m): 5:27pm On Feb 27, 2021
ElijahIme1992:
bros its not abt the weapons, its abt wat those countries stand to benefit economic wise by being in good terms wit d USA ... Russia has the best and latest missile defense systems in the world, even American military knws how powerful dat defense system is the S-400...the most efficient,cheapest,rugged and easy to maintain gun is the Kalashnikov series produced by Russia... Russia have good attack helicopters called apache helicopter etc.
i thought Apache is owned by the US
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Intelligence Reports Says Mohammed bin Salman Approved Khashoggi's Murder by cbrass(m): 9:22am On Feb 27, 2021
Rugaria:
The sad reality of politics in the Arab world is that most times, if you don't kill , you will be killed. Very brutal cultural reality. In some oil rich Arab countries like Qatar and Oman, sons that were actually the crown princes went ahead to overthrow their fathers! They couldn't wait for their fathers to die before taking over! Most Arab monarchies are afraid of even family members and their vaulting ambitions, this includes Saudi Arabia where there is an ongoing in-house fighting for power between the crown prince and his uncles. .. The Arab world is littered with a lot of corpses as a result of these kinds of skirmishes.. Terrible as this man's murder was, the chilling reality is that stuff like this is perfectly normal in Arab politics for centuries now..
you truly understand Arab politics. There is a story about the Sheik of Dubai going round now, about how he planned to kill a princess who is his blood sister o, There is nothing US will do other than to look the other way and pretend to be applying some phony sanctions
Agriculture › Re: Please I Need Help With Buing Goats by cbrass(op): 10:27am On Feb 16, 2021
viralmaged:
I stay in North Central , I know sizable villages and harmlet where livestocks are bee sold at affordable (I'm a Muslim , occasionally I buy for sallah).
You can drop your contact details (WhatsApp Preferably)
You can ask me anything and I will detailed everything you need to know
Okay thank you. This is my number 08034879983 :
Agriculture › Please I Need Help With Buing Goats by cbrass(op): 1:55am On Feb 16, 2021
Hello, i really need help from anyone who can help me buy goats from the north and send it down to the west here.
Car Talk › Re: Benz ML 450 Needed by cbrass(op): 1:04pm On Feb 01, 2021
Timblogga:
How about GL 250? Are you interested in that?
I am sorry it is ML350 i want
Car Talk › Re: Benz ML 450 Needed by cbrass(op): 1:01pm On Feb 01, 2021
HeavenlyBang:
There's nothing like an ML450, only an ML350 and ML550.
I am Sorry, I meant ML 350
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 12:52pm On Feb 01, 2021
Grandlord:
I think pseudocodes will be too much to ask for here.

Writing comments should be okay.
Comments is fine
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 12:51pm On Feb 01, 2021
Karleb:
Please explain this hint more.

It seems you want a deeper level of PQ. as in, a PQ in a PQ in a PQ... undecided
Yea i aught to give you examples sef. actually this question not mine i just feel led to post
Car Talk › Benz ML 450 Needed by cbrass(op):
hi if you have Benz ML 350 Toks/Naija used
kindly leave your contact or send a DM.
Thanks
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 10:04am On Jan 22, 2021
Write a function Priority Queue that priotizies node target
eg

function prioritize_nodes($tree, $target_val) {
}


Hint: The target node will move up even if is in a child node.
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 11:00pm On Jan 21, 2021
but if the project is not too advanced i can give it a try . wink
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 10:55pm On Jan 21, 2021
qtguru:
Yeah qtguru is my name on twitter so this was an opportunity to delete that moniker and focus on tech mostly. We are still here do you do Node because there is a project on ground.
Ha..Thank you very brother cheesy, but i don't it is Angular and PHP i do, just trying my hands on Vue now
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 10:31pm On Jan 21, 2021
qtguru:
I'll share soon

https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8873861
Thanks bro , it has been awhile. never knew you changed your moniker. There a lot of old-time-coders i don't see here anymore. i hope they are all doing fine sha
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 6:40pm On Jan 21, 2021
qtguru:
back here this is pcguru1 changed my moniker, there is an algorithm group on LinkedIn for blacks all over the world, anyone care to join, let's face it Nairaland is dead for collaboration.
what is the link ?
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 8:53am On Jan 21, 2021
naijasensei:
Nice observation. There are several things at play here. Your Python interpreter stripped off the leading zero on your text input immediately you cast your input to type int, you can confirm this. If you try to supply an int with a leading zero, your program will not run because it is not a valid int.
The main issue I see is, if zero(0) is the last digit on the integer you inputed - it will not appear in your reversed integer. This is because, you will end up having zero as your first integer digit - which is not valid.
Therefore, when this solution is used - any integer input that has a zero as the last digit will not produce an integer output with a leading zero.
then t is solution is not efficient then, it is even slow sef with large numbers
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 8:05pm On Jan 20, 2021
Next question please
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 8:05pm On Jan 20, 2021
Karleb:
Why is everyone converting the input to string?

Am I missing something? undecided
it is easier that way nw,
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 8:03pm On Jan 20, 2021
Deicide:
Yeah kotlin is very fast
is it the language you are most concerned about or the method used ?

by the way can we see your own solution
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 4:35pm On Jan 20, 2021
Deicide:
You are correct but can you think of a faster way to do it? Since we dealing with Algorithm......one way I can think of is to push into stack and pop it out back, that way it'll come out in reverse other.
Okay , i will think of another way though this is also fast too
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 2:23pm On Jan 20, 2021
Deicide:
Question
Given an input number n, you are to reverse the number.
E.G
Input - 12345
Output - 54321

Input - 18352
Output - 25381

Input - 2
Output - 2
Solved
NB: please disregard that comment on line 170 , i forgot to remove it when i was testing cheesy

Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 9:52am On Jan 20, 2021
Deicide:
Lemme use java jare
 
//boiler plates here....
public static void main(String[] args){
Scanner SC = new Scanner(System.in);
int x = SC.nextInt();
switch(x){
case 7:
System.out.println(4);
break;
case 4:
System.out.println(7);
break;
default:
throw new IllegalArgumentException();
//Can also print( "Try again" );
}
}
correct
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 9:51am On Jan 20, 2021
Karleb:
One simple way is to use switch cases.
but he says he doesn't want conditional statement nw.
when last did i use switch sef embarassed
Programming › Re: Thread For Nairaland Algorithm Questions by cbrass(op): 10:41pm On Jan 19, 2021
Brukx:
Lemme just drop this here

Question
Write a function that takes user input. The input must be either 7 or 4. If the input is 4, the function should return 7. If the input is 7, the function should return 4. Do not use if or else statements. Do not use exceptions.
But you used IF in your question nw cheesy cheesy

we need to do compare input , so how will that be possible without using statements huh huh

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