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#Code for counting open orders by Order Type individually - expert advisor for MetaTrader 4 https://lnkd.in/eMu_Z3BQ # It is common for Expert Advisor developers to face the challenge of making the robot capable of opening and administering more than one order at the same time. For that, there needs to be a way to recognize the total open orders running and also each one of them by type. ...

Sometimes, keeping it simple makes a lot of sense :-) On a serious note, machines will soon start taking over average software development teams that write spaghetti code and waste time chasing PROD incidents all the time. Machines are getting better every day. But what about your team? If your team wants to prevail, help them beat the robots. Learn how to develop clean code machines can't beat: https://lnkd.in/ggu8btk8

🚀 Day 3: LeetCode Daily Challenge Completed! 🚀 Today's problem was Problem #874: Walking Robot Simulation. My journey involved two distinct approaches: Initial Method: Complex Handling: The initial code had a complex logic for obstacle detection and movement that resulted in inefficient execution and time limit exceed errors. Obstacle Check: It used multiple conditions to adjust the robot's position, which was error-prone and difficult to optimize. Direction Handling: Direction changes were managed with cumbersome logic that led to confusing state transitions. Final Method: Optimized Approach: Streamlined the logic to handle movements and turns more efficiently, reducing unnecessary checks and operations. Efficient Obstacle Handling: Implemented a more direct approach to detect and handle obstacles, ensuring that the robot's path is updated accurately. Simplified Direction Changes: Improved the handling of direction changes with clearer logic for turning right or left. Thrilled to see progress and eager to tackle more challenges! 💪 #LeetCode #DailyChallenge #Coding #ProblemSolving #LinkedInSeries

🚀Day 79 of 100 in my #100DaysOfCode challenge on LeetCode! 🎯 #leetcode  Problem No: 657 Robot Return To Origin Approach: 1.We use two variables, x and y, to track the horizontal and vertical movements. 2.Each 'R' (right) increments x, and each 'L' (left) decrements x. 3.Each 'U' (up) increments y, and each 'D' (down) decrements y. 4.After processing all moves, if x and y are both 0, then we are back at the origin, meaning the moves form a circle. Time Complexity: O(n); Space Complexity: O(1);

FREE LIVE STREAM | TODAY | 1430u-1630u | ROBOCON 2024 | TUTORIAL Guido Demmenie zal samen met Manana K. en Kelby Stine vanmiddag via een Free Live Stream te zien zijn rechtstreeks vanaf Robocon 2024 Online met een tutorial. Kijk hier vanmiddag om 14:30u : https://lnkd.in/eEeQ-b52 How not to write ugly Robot Framework code How to organize your Robot Framework project? How to structure your test code in resource files? How to deal with very long lines? How to ...? Join this tutorial to learn where to find answers on these questions. We will also share a little secret how to become a contributor to the first Style Guide for Robot Framework. #robocon #passion #tutorial #friday #community #together

🚗💻 Can we reduce gasoline consumption in cars using just software code? 🤔 Press 👍 if you think it's possible   Press ❤️ if you want to know how   Press 😂 if you think it's hard We will discuss a problem-solving coding question on this subject tomorrow in our interview question series at 8 PM! 🕗 #Fuzetek #elearning #edtech #computerscience #softwareengineering #embeddedsystems #problemsolving

The future is a playground, and code is the swing set. Programmers are the kids pushing the boundaries, inventing fantastical things like robots that hug and houses that build themselves (maybe someday!). #100DaysOfCode #buildinpublic #devloprr

Considering implementing autonomous coding at your organization? Making sure coding quality and reimbursement are maintained is critical. Here are some things to consider when it comes to supporting compliance for autonomous coding. http://ms.spr.ly/6043WywEP http://ms.spr.ly/6044WywEu

The foundation of your Techman cobot programming - Point nodes🦾 Here we show how to use point nodes to move your cobot through points 1-4 using freehand set references. Want to see a specific Techman Robot feature demonstrated? Leave a comment and we'll make sure to cover it in a future video! Contact us 🔗 https://loom.ly/394AyLU #cobots #automation TECHMAN ROBOT