2017年6月29日 · Yeah. you should either store the snake x/y coordinates in the form of where they are in the grid, or ...

2019年9月15日 · Create an array of snake blocks (here I called it snake). For example, the first element will be snake's head, and the last will be its tail. When the snake is moving (pseudocode): snake.insert(0, snake[0] + cur_direction) # move snake's head snake.pop() # delete its old tail, so that the snake doesn't become longer

As boarCamel_oxOrGoat_snake_case would be a bit too verbose, ypotryll_case might be a better match [3]. Especially as the ypotryll only appears in all of European Heraldry once [4] , as the badge of a man dubbed the "Butcher of England" who was known for being ugly and cruel.

2009年7月24日 · @AnmolSinghJaggi The first regex handles the edge case of an acronym followed by another word (e.g. "HTTPResponse" -> "HTTP_Response") OR the more normal case of an initial lowercase word followed by a capitalized word (e.g. "getResponse" -> "get_Response".

2021年4月8日 · On the other hand, just like my previous answer, it does handle ALL of your test cases and is much simpler as it incorporates the newer built-in command Transform to Snake Case. However, that built-in snake case transform command only …

I think a lot of the reason behind using snake_case was that many system used to capitalize everything, therefore CamelCase becomes CAMELCASE. Now that is no longer the case. Personally, I like to use snake_case for the internal, low-level, system stuff, and keep mixedCase / CamelCase for the interfaces.

SQL is case-insensitive by default; so, snake_case is a widely used convention. SQL also supports delimited identifiers; so, mixed case in an option, like camelCase (Java, where fields == columns) or PascalCase (C#, where tables == classes and columns == fields). If your DB engine can't support the SQL standard, that's its problem.

2024年1月17日 · There is a snippet of code that I would like to copy and paste into my Python interpreter. Unfortunately due to Python's sensitivity to whitespace it is not straightforward to copy and paste it a way

The problem is clear: circular dependency between names in entity and physics modules. Regardless of importing the whole module or just a class, the names must be loaded .

snake_case is the only correct way to name tables or columns. for example sqlite is case insensitive, so now your capitalization is rendered in effective and now you have somereallylongtablename instead of some_really_long_table_name –