The Daily Build - Succinct Guide to Floating Point Format For C++ and C# Programmers

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Welcome to the CodeProject Daily Build Read online version Monday, January 13, 2020 Headline article Succinct Guide to Floating Point Format For C++ and C# Programmers   (21 votes) by Shao Voon Wong (updated 8 hours ago) Floating Point Format For C++ and C# Programmers New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Algorithms & Recipes A Gentle Introduction To Optimal K-Means Clustering   (0 votes) by Arthur V. Ratz (updated yesterday) The audience of this article's readers will find out how to perform an optimal clustering using the famous k-means algorithm. Parse Anything, Part 3: Beyond Parsley   (0 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 22 hours ago) Using Parsley to prototype and test hand written parsers Applications & Tools Explore WebAssembly System Interface (WASI for Wasm) From Your Browser   (3 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 2 days ago) WebAssembly now lives outside of the browser thanks to the WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) and runtimes like Wasmer and Wasmtime. Learn how to build and run your own WASI modules without leaving your favorite browser. ASP.NET Multiple HTML Select Control in ASP .NET MVC Programmatically   (0 votes) by Ejrr1085 (updated 9 hours ago) This article describe two ways of how to create a multiple HTML select control in ASP .NET MVC programmatically, using JQuery, C# and Razor. Azure Installing a Free SSL Certificate on Azure   (0 votes) by Chris A. Johnson (updated yesterday) This article explains exactly how to setup an SSL certificate for FREE on your Azure account. The existing free SSL with Azure only works on 'non-naked' domains, making it pretty much worthless. This is a 100% free method which ensures your site will be 100% secure. C / C++ Language To Const or Not to Const   (1 votes) by 10xlearner (updated 2 days ago) const-correctness, about when and why you should use const keyword - this post was inspired by a rule from the first chapter of Code Craft, by Pete Goodliffe, on Defensive programming Interviews Shh...Your interviewer didn't have the answers to his technical questions!   (0 votes) by Shao Voon Wong (updated yesterday) Advice for suitable type of technical question to ask in an interview Programming Tips Start Click Once Application on Windows startup   (2 votes) by Code Artist (updated 21 hours ago) Configure ClickOnce Application to run on Windows Startup Uncategorised Technical Blogs When Random Isn't the Right Random   (0 votes) by Rion Williams (updated 13 hours ago) Nearly any engineer worth his or her salt will likely agree that consistency is important. . If they don't, they probably haven't ever worked on a large legacy application or with a team of any decent size. Everyone being roughly (sans tabs vs. spaces religious views) on the same. Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Algorithms & Recipes Using Python to Solve Computational Physics Problems   (9 votes) by Garbel Nervadof (updated 18 hours ago) This article demonstrates how to use Python to solve simple Laplace equation with Numpy library and Matplotlib to plot the solution of the equation. We'll also see that we can write less code and do more with Python. NoSQL noDB   (8 votes) by Mehdi Gholam (updated yesterday) Using list of objects, LINQ and SQL like string query instead of a database with fastJSON serializer © 2020 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Daily Build click Unsubscribe. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com