Which is better: a bunch of getters or 1 method with a selection string parameter?
Our knowledge domain involves people walking over a pressure-recording plate with their bare feet. We do image recognition which results in objects of the ‘Foot’ class, if a human foot is recognized in the sensor data.
Which is better: a bunch of getters or 1 method with a selection string parameter?
Our knowledge domain involves people walking over a pressure-recording plate with their bare feet. We do image recognition which results in objects of the ‘Foot’ class, if a human foot is recognized in the sensor data.
Which is better: a bunch of getters or 1 method with a selection string parameter?
Our knowledge domain involves people walking over a pressure-recording plate with their bare feet. We do image recognition which results in objects of the ‘Foot’ class, if a human foot is recognized in the sensor data.
Which is better: a bunch of getters or 1 method with a selection string parameter?
Our knowledge domain involves people walking over a pressure-recording plate with their bare feet. We do image recognition which results in objects of the ‘Foot’ class, if a human foot is recognized in the sensor data.
Large number of projects for a single application
I’m working on 300K line C/C++ Windows application that is spread across 23 different Eclipse projects (approximately one third for Qt interface, one third for DLLs and one third for static libraries).
Mental schema for SQL queries [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Mental schema for SQL queries [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Unit testing methods with logical dependencies on other classes
Suppose I have an interface declaring the following method signature:
Unit testing methods with logical dependencies on other classes
Suppose I have an interface declaring the following method signature:
Unit testing methods with logical dependencies on other classes
Suppose I have an interface declaring the following method signature: