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== Sort programming tasks ==
We really need to have the ability to sort the programming tasks not only alphabetically but also chronologically. As it stands now, it's almost impossible to know which programming tasks have been added (or updated) recently. It's also difficult to know whether a task you have suggested has been accepted and added as an 'official' task for others to start solving.
[[User:Francogrex|Francogrex]] 8:05,
:To solve the first problem we have [http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Special:Ask/-5B-5BIs-20task::true-5D-5D/order%3DDESC/sort%3DModification_date this link] from the main page. For the other one I just watch [[Special:RecentChanges]] to see when a task gets created. You can get an RSS feed for that or just reload it all the time (which is what I do). --[[User:Mwn3d|Mwn3d]] 14:08, 7 October 2011 (UTC)
== Are there any Recursion Tasks? ==
I was hoping to find some recursion examples. Because some languages cannot perform recursion, I suppose that is enough reason not to include them, but if I just missed it I would like to know where these tasks could be found.
Thanks --[[User:Rlrandallx|Rlrandallx]] 10:52, 23 February 2012
:Here they are: [[:Category:Recursion]]. --[[User:Mwn3d|Mwn3d]] 19:56, 23 February 2012 (UTC)
== Return the string to the left or right of a search string ==
I have a whole series of string manipulation functions I have written in C# and Objective-C that search within a string to find a substring and return the content to the left, right or between the occurrence of the search string.
How do I add my code example and get these included in the list so others can contribute their versions in the other languages?
== Singly-linked list/Arbitrary Number Multiplication ==
This program aims to multiply 2 arbitrary-length decimal numbers and returns the output in decimal number format by using linked list structure.
== Producer-Consumer Pattern
This task demonstrates examples of the producer-consumer pattern in the chosen language. There are several variations on the producer-consumer pattern including synchronous, asynchronous, bounded queue, and unbounded queue. The simplest implementation of a producer-consumer has one producing task or thread and one consuming task or thread. More complex implementations may have 1..P producers and 1..C consumers. The number of producers and consumers need not be the same. A producer-consumer implementation may require that every data item produced by the producer(s) must be consumed exactly once by one of the consumers, or it may require that the consumer(s) only sample the data produced by the producer(s). An example of a sampling application might be an automated weather station. The weather station may produce temperature readings at a rate of 100Hz while the consumer displaying those readings on a website may only display changes at a rate of 1Hz. The consumer only needs to display one reading per second and can ignore 99 readings every second.
=How to filter Programming Tasks?=
Example: How to list all programming tasks, for which a solution in a given language is missing?
:Before Rosetta Code moved to Miraheze there used to be a nice subpage for that on every language, but for now I guess you'll have to try using [[Rosetta_Code/Find_unimplemented_tasks]] --[[User:Petelomax|Petelomax]] ([[User talk:Petelomax|talk]]) 08:04, 11 January 2023 (UTC)
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