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   • which is the best programming language suitable for sentimental analysis

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     Answered Jun 09, 2016 · -1 votes

     This is less to do with the programming language and more to do with what APIs are available for the particular language. Here's one for R and one for Python. You will need to do some research into which language out of many best suits your needs, no one here will be able to tell you which is most suitable. There are a lot of open source options and just as many proprietary ones.

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   • Which is the best C++ compiler?

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     Answered Oct 10, 2020 · 18 votes

     G++ seems to be the most popular. It's free, portable and quite good. The Windows port (MinGW) was really dated the last time I used it (maybe one year ago).

     The Intel C++ compiler is considered as the one which generates the fastest code (however it's known that it generates bad SIMD code for AMD processors). You can use it freely on GNU/Linux under quite restrictive conditions. I've used it for some time and I liked the fact that it emits clever warnings which others don't.

     VC++ is often regarded as the best C++ IDE, and from what I hear the compiler is quite good too. It's free (as in free beer), and only available on Windows of course. If you are interested in Windows programming I would suggest this compiler, because it's always up-to-date and provides more advanced features for this purpose.

     I would suggest VC++ on Windows, G++ for other OSes. Try the free version of I++ yourself, to see if it's worth the money.

     Are there documented cases when a compiler produced incorrect output which resulted in a failure of mission-critical software?

     Yes, probably, but I'd say that most of the time it's probably the programmer's fault. For example, if someone doesn't know how floating-point arithmetic works, it's easy to write unreliable code. A good programmer must also know what is guaranteed to work by the C++ standard and what isn't. The programmer should also know what are the limits of the compiler, e.g. how well it implements the standard and how aggressively it optimizes.

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     Answered Jul 12, 2009 · 4 votes

     Since you mention "as part of a commercial airplane system" in a comment, it may be worthwhile looking at the compilers provided by companies that actually maintain certification in that space, or other safety-critical product spaces. Green Hills Software is one. Wind River is another.

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     Answered Jul 11, 2009 · 3 votes

     First of all which platform you are using usually dictates which compilers to use.

     Secondly, your question on robustness and performance. I am not sure what you mean by robustness. but if you mean correctness of the compiled binaries, I'd have to say as long as you are using a stable version of any of the compilers you mentioned you are not going to run into "robustness" problems. These compilers are all very mature and have been used in countless real life projects. So I would not worry about robustness at all.

     Regarding performance, That is a tough one to answer because each compiler has different optimisation techniques which could theoretically yield different performance. I hope there is someone more knowledgable than me that can tell you about this.

     In reality, given that the compilers that you mentioned are all high quality and mature compilers, the questions that you should be asking, are not which compiler is more robust, but:

     • Which is the compiler that supports my target platform
     • Which is the compiler that works well with my development environment and tools?
     • Which compiler is my development team and integrators most familiar with.

     The question of optimisation techniques is an open question however, and it is a non trivial question at that. I hope some could shed some light on it.

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   • Which is the best existing algortihm for finding the node(s), in a network graph, with maximum degree?

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     Answered Apr 26, 2020 · 2 votes

     Assuming that graph.degree is a list of tuples

     [(<node>, <grade>), ...]-

     Replace getting max nodes with

     max_grade = max(graph.degree, key=lambda x: x[1])[1]max_grade_nodes_list = [node[0] for node in graph.degree if node[1] == max_grade]

     This is faster since this is O(n), while sorted requires O(n*log(n))

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     def max_degree(graph): """ :param graph: non-null and non-oriented networkx type graph to analyze. :return: list of nodes of this graph with maximum degree; 0 if the graph has no nodes; -1 if the graph is disconnected; """ if len(graph.nodes) == 0: return 0 if not nx.is_connected(graph): return -1 # graph.degree -> [(<node>, <grade>), ...] max_grade = max(graph.degree, key=lambda x: x[1])[1] return [node[0] for node in graph.degree if node[1] == max_grade]

     Explanation of Why Max is Faster

     Time complexity is a concept in computer science that deals with the quantification of the amount of time taken by a set of code or algorithm to process or run as a function of the amount of input.

     Both max and sorted are builtin functions so both are natively coded.

     Function max is linear in time O(n), since we only have to traverse the list once to find a max. This means as we double the size n of a list, the time it takes to find the max doubles.

     Python sort uses TimSort which has an average time complexity of O(n*log(n)), where n is the length of the input list.

     O(n*log(n)) average complexity is typical for many sorting algorithms such as quicksort, mergesort, etc.

     Comparing O(n*log(n)) to O(n) we see that Max has a speed advantage of:

     O(n*log(n))/log(n) = O(log(n)).

     Meaning for a list of 1024 elements, n = 2^10 it will be log(2^10) = 10 times faster

     For smaller list, for instance n = 10 it won't really matter which method you use.

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   • Which is the best, standard (and hopefully free) C++ compiler?

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     Answered Mar 07, 2009 · 7 votes

     Code::Blocks - it's free, it's cross-platform, it's pretty good. You can download a package consisting of the CB IDE, the MinGW C++ compiler and the gdb debugger. Installation is very straightforward.

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     Answered Jul 12, 2009 · 4 votes

     Since you mention "as part of a commercial airplane system" in a comment, it may be worthwhile looking at the compilers provided by companies that actually maintain certification in that space, or other safety-critical product spaces. Green Hills Software is one. Wind River is another.

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     Answered Jul 11, 2009 · 3 votes

     First of all which platform you are using usually dictates which compilers to use.

     Secondly, your question on robustness and performance. I am not sure what you mean by robustness. but if you mean correctness of the compiled binaries, I'd have to say as long as you are using a stable version of any of the compilers you mentioned you are not going to run into "robustness" problems. These compilers are all very mature and have been used in countless real life projects. So I would not worry about robustness at all.

     Regarding performance, That is a tough one to answer because each compiler has different optimisation techniques which could theoretically yield different performance. I hope there is someone more knowledgable than me that can tell you about this.

     In reality, given that the compilers that you mentioned are all high quality and mature compilers, the questions that you should be asking, are not which compiler is more robust, but:

     • Which is the compiler that supports my target platform
     • Which is the compiler that works well with my development environment and tools?
     • Which compiler is my development team and integrators most familiar with.

     The question of optimisation techniques is an open question however, and it is a non trivial question at that. I hope some could shed some light on it.

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   • Which is the best JavaScript library for wrapping the history API?

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     Answered Mar 06, 2013 · 4 votes

     you can use history.js το to achieve what you want. it makes interfacing with the history api very easy

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2. www.educative.io › blog › best-cpp-ides-code-editorsThe 11 best C++ IDEs (and code editors) for 2024 - Educative

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   If you want a true cross-platform compiler, you can use LLVM/Clang (free & Open Source (BSD license)) or the Intel compiler (commercial, but faster). To draw things, you can either: use native APIs (pain), use a graphical toolkit (DirectX, OpenGL...) (also pain), use a library (for 2D and handling of stuff, SDL is popular, but I like SFML more ...

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