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I need to write two applications on the topic of a taxi, these are two different customers. But I don't want to spend a lot of time for two identical codes, but I want to use one for these two applications and I'm trying to figure out how I can do this. Both codes must be unique.

I need to generate a unique code, not a number

The question is that I write applications for kicksharing and everything is essentially the same there. I'm trying to figure out how to make this code unique for each customer because the functionality is the same

Hello everyone, I have asked this question several times on the forum. But I can't quite figure it out. Are there tools that help you create one unique code for multiple applications?

Okay, thank you!

I was advised a service that makes code unique is called AppRefactoring. Have you heard about him?

Thanks, another question. I want to use this code for two applications, can I make two unique ones from one code?

Hello, these are two different topics. That issue has been resolved, this is a new code for the editor program. I need to make it workable and unique so that there are no intersections.

I wrote the source code for a new application on IOS, when writing there were no errors, but when I ran the code, an error appeared in this place: var t = readLine()! var s = readLine()! var len_s = s.count var t_lis = Set(t) var c_s = Counter(s) var c_t = Counter(t_lis[len_s]) var c_res =...

Wow, thanks a lot for this detail!

Okay, I'll try. I also found a service on the Internet AppRefactoring for code analysis, have you tried it?

I wrote the program code, but when the application starts, this part is not displayed (code below). Finding and correcting errors takes a lot of time, which can be applied more efficiently. How do you fix bugs in your code? Are there special tools? package com.TSP; import java.io.IOException...