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400 lines is not that big, it should be fine to post the complete program below the Code Reviews post category. I'd post it as separate code formatted blocks with one block per file indeed. A revi...
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#2: Post edited
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Lundin
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2021-09-14T13:56:49Z (about 3 years ago)
- 400 lines is not that big, it should be fine to post the complete program below the Code Reviews post category.
I'd post it as separate code formatted blocks with one block per file indeed. A reviewer can then fairly easily reproduce the project. Plus then you'll get a review on the overall design and file structure as well.- Include everything else that's relevant too, like compiler options, pictures, requirements, use-cases.
- 400 lines is not that big, it should be fine to post the complete program below the Code Reviews post category.
- I'd post it as separate code formatted blocks with one block per file indeed. A reviewer can then fairly easily reproduce the project. Plus then you'll get a review on the overall design and file structure as well. Alternatively you could give a Github link or similar.
- Include everything else that's relevant too, like compiler options, pictures, requirements, use-cases.
#1: Initial revision
by
Lundin
·
2021-09-14T13:41:26Z (about 3 years ago)
400 lines is not that big, it should be fine to post the complete program below the Code Reviews post category. I'd post it as separate code formatted blocks with one block per file indeed. A reviewer can then fairly easily reproduce the project. Plus then you'll get a review on the overall design and file structure as well. Include everything else that's relevant too, like compiler options, pictures, requirements, use-cases.