What I mean by "large n" is something in the millions. p is prime. I've tried http://apps.topcoder.com/wiki/display/tc/SRM+467 But the function seems to be incorrect (I tested it with 144 choose 6...

I want to add a number y to x, but have x wrap around to remain between zero and 48. Note y could be negative but will never have a magnitude greater than 48. Is there a better way of doing this th...

I am very new to c++ and confused between what is the difference between modular programming and function oriented programming.I have never done modular programming so I just know modules by defini...

I would like to follow the recommendations of this article from Sander Mak, which advocates using a traditional Monolithic Architecture making use of modules instead of Microservices which are not ...

I have three integers A, B (less than 10^12) and C (less than 10^15). I want to calculate (A * B) % C. I know that (A * B) % C = ((A % C) * (B % C)) % C but say if A = B = 10^11 then above expre...

I frequently have occasion to perform modular arithmetic in Haskell, where the modulus is usually large and often prime (like 2000000011). Currently, I just use functions like (modAdd m a b), (modM...

Lately in my Unity projects, I have discovered that to create a more modular application it helps to have a static List in a class that contains references to all or some of the objects created so ...

I'm currently preparing an evaluation JavaScript modularization approaches for my corp. We are in process of defining "JavaScript Best Practices" for our projects, modularization is one of the cent...

Recently I've become confused how to organize my Scala code, because there are a lot of options. Are there any guidelines for Scala how/when to use packages, objects, package objects for organizin...

I'm trying to build a huge Modular Web App with AngularJs and RequireJS. This is my directory that I want to build: |--index.html |--css |--images |--libs | └--angular.js | └--angular-route.js | └...

I have been using Javascript for a while and I have just tried using modules and requireJS for the first time and its hard to get my head around new design patterns! Here is my first attempt: req...

I'm trying to design the architecture of a medium-sized web application in Java and I would like to get some advice on how to do it. The project consists on a base website plus a number of modules...

I want to be able to create a collection of functions in a header file that I could #include in one of my C Programs.

I have an application with a well defined interface. It uses CDI for resolution of the modules, (Specifically it uses Instance<> injection points on API interfaces to resolve modules) and passes...

I'm currently part of team building a Windows 8 application using JavaScript. We are using npm and browserify to manage dependencies and convert our modules to AMD browser friendly format. One iss...

I'm having some problems working with zf and git in a pretty large project. The zf application has about 20 modules and for the moment everything is stored in a single git repository. So when you c...

How do you manage dummy data used for tests? Keep them with their respective entities? In a separate test project? Load them with a Serializer from external resources? Or just recreate them whereve...

I am looking for an article or other articles about a form of modular design. Unfortunately I didn't fully read the article before I lost it so this might be kind of vague but I will try to be as s...

Consider the following code: template<bool> class StaticAssert; template<> class StaticAssert<true> {}; StaticAssert< (-1 < sizeof(int)) > xyz1; // Compile error StaticA...

Summary: Is there a way to do that? Here's what I mean: suppose I have an unsigned int number. Then I multiply it several times(and there's overflow, which is expected). Then is it possible to "rev...

I went through answers on similar topics here on SO but could't find a satisfying answer. Since i know this is a rather large topic, i will try to be more specific. I want to write a program which...

(I am running Linux Ubuntu 9.10, so the extension for an executable is executablefile.out) I am just getting into modular programming (programming with multiple files) in C and I want to know how t...