Based on the description you gave, the desired output appears to be: the count (0..10000) of each number from one to six; and the average of all numbers. So you’ll probably want something like this: Number 1 occurred 1662 times. Number 2 occurred 1676 times. Number 3 occurred 1600 times. Number 4 occurred 1696 times. … Read more
You can try this (it’s version of Python3): n = int(input()) arr = list(map(int, input().rstrip().split())) result = 1 for num in arr: result = (result * num) % 100 print(“{:02d}”.format(result)) A little bit modify for better algorithm: n = int(input()) arr = list(map(int, input().rstrip().split())) result = 1 for num in arr: result = (result * … Read more
this points to React component instance and not the input element. You can achieve this using event.target class LoginReg extends Component { render() { function minimizeLabel(event){ $(event.target).closest(“.Reg-fields”).css(“border-bottom”, “2px solid #f99”); $(event.target).closest(“label”).css(“top”, “-15px”).css(“font-size”, “.7em”).css(“transition”, “.3s ease-out”); } return ( <div> <div className=”custom-container”> <div className=”Reg-fields”> <input type=”email” onClick={minimizeLabel}/> <label>Email</label> </div> </div> ); } 1 solved React jQuery(this) … Read more
from math import sqrt, sin, cos, atan2, degrees, radians def find_net_force(forces): h_force = sum( [ force[0] * cos(radians(force[1])) for force in forces ] ) v_force = sum( [ force[0] * sin(radians(force[1])) for force in forces ] ) r_force = round(sqrt((h_force ** 2) + (v_force ** 2)), 1) r_angle = round(degrees(atan2(v_force, h_force)), 1) return (r_force, r_angle) … Read more
I have made a replica of your case but in my case the custom error handler works. I created this example since cloud shell editor. I share with you my code I hope are helpful for you: app.py: “”” A sample Hello World server. “”” import os import requests from flask_limiter import Limiter from flask_limiter.util … Read more
Question 1 As mentioned in the question, say one of these front end libraries were to update their UI components, would these changes reflect in my app or is it version dependent? Oh, yes, the appearance of your site will definitely change. Suppose you had this CSS library: .ui { font-family:system-ui; } body { background-image:url(“/some/image/and/the/file.jpg”); … Read more
In php: $names = [‘jim’, ‘lucy’]; $smarty->assign(‘names’, $names); In javascript, var arr = {$names|json_encode}; Notice: If you changed your smarty default_modifiers to array(‘escape:”html”‘), use var arr = {$names|json_encode nofilter}; to make everything work. Good luck. solved How to pass array from php to javascript using smarty 3? [closed]
You could just check the input with if else and raise an Error if needed with a custom message if original_input == “”: raise RuntimeError(“Empty input”) else: # Your code goes there As a side not, input() is enough, no need to add quotes “” Edit: This question was edited, the original question was to … Read more
Use notificationCenter to post a notification in any cell and listen to it in another Or Implement didSelectRowAt and get kind of pressed cell and loop for all other cells of the table Note: I don’t really know your implementation but if it’s a type of a default and a expansion cells , it may … Read more
You can’t. To call any non-static method of some class A, you need an instance of A or of a subclass of A, as such a method typically operates on data within such an instance. That’s at the very core of what “object-oriented” is all about. In your case, A is abstract and can’t have … Read more
The UserSettings class has a constructor that looks like this: public UserSettings(ArrayList<User> mUser, ArrayList<UserAccountSettings> mSettings){ } This constructor doesn’t set the user and settings variables defined in this class and it is the constructor you use to create the return value of the getUserSettings method. return new UserSettings(mUser, mSettings ); // `mUser` and `mSettings` are … Read more
You seem to be talking about a Content Management System. I’d suggest you look at some of the (many) options out there e.g. WordPress or Drupal – neither is perfect but both are widely supported. 2 solved Website posting and login [closed]
i am not a expert in java. But i think reversing the increment and decrement value of start and end will solve your issue. ++start; –end; 1 solved Checking the string palindrome or not
As was mentioned by cco: if data.char in “123456789” data.board[row][col] = int(data.char) The in operator evaluates to true if it finds a variable in the specified sequence and false otherwise. It can be used for lists, strings, tuples and dictionaries. However the in will only check the keys of the dictionary – not the values. … Read more
Assuming the myFunction series of functions aren’t used elsewhere, you’d do: var addChangeListener = function(elem, hexInput) { elem.onchange = function() { hexInput.value = elem.value; } }; const elements = { ‘colorpicker01′:’hexinput01’, ‘colorpicker02′:’hexinput02’, ‘colorpicker03′:’hexinput03’} for(elemName in elements) { const elem = document.getElementById(elemName); const hexInput = document.getElementById(elements[elemName]); addChangeListener(elem, hexInput); } And if you need to reuse the … Read more