circus | An exchange simulator

Is there any mistake in that Cpp-code, which can lead unfavorable output ? Actually while submitting its solution...I got 6 wrong test cases, but I am not able to find any error!

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It seems that initializing an instance of the PouchDB client (calling new PouchDB(...)) causes some queue worker or background process to spawn that periodically sends a network request to its CouchDB server and in doing so prevents our Detox test suite from letting our React Native app + iOS simulator go idle and move on to the next assertion, causing our tests to fail with either App has not responded to the network requests below or DetoxRuntimeError: Test Failed: No elements found for “MATCHER(identifier == “foo”)”.

We've tried calling device.disableSynchronization/device.enableSyncronization or setting the blacklist with either launchArgs: { detoxURLBlacklistRegex: '.*' } or device.setURLBlacklist(['.*']) but none of it seems to make it work.

Is there any way to get Detox to ignore the PouchDB network requests, or perhaps to manually pause PouchDB, so that we can reach the next assertions we want to make?

My team's trying to use Detox to write a login test for an iOS app running in the simulator built with React Native. The app uses PouchDB for its networking/data layer so it can connect to a remote CouchDB server.

The problem is that Detox always seems to fail / freeze / hang and timeout past a certain point, which is basically whenever PouchDB gets initialized (by calling new PouchDB(...)).

In our test, this happens as a side effect of tapping the login button with valid credentials:

I am trying to create my own array within a class, with functions to insert into it, delete etc.. My array has capacity - max array's size, size - how many elements it holds, *data - a pointer to data. So when the user tries to insert an element and the array is full, the capacity would double in my resize() function, i would create a temporary array newData[capacity] copy everything there, then delete my original data to get rid of that memory and then assign newData to data. Now I don't know if that is a stupid solution, but it works the first time, but when I resize the second time I am getting strange numbers. For the tests I put the starting capacity to 2. This is myArray.cpp file:

I have read through many questions and tried to solve the following problem with Java generics and @MappedSuperclass. Important for me is that I have to have different tables as you would get with TABLE_PER_CLASS.

This is the goalI want to achieve in Spring-Boot:

I am stuck because examples like these are not representing my more complex goal from the image above. The different inheriting classes (ZooAnimal, CircusAnimal) have attributes that must not be null AND must not be used in the respective opposite class.

E.g. an object of ZooAnimal may have

On default jest allows you to simply access jasmine globally. But as soon as you switch the testRunner to jest-circus, jasmine is undefined. Following is a minimal, reproducible example:

babel.config.js

I have a problem about implementing recommendation system by using Euclidean Distance.

What I want to do is to list some close games with respect to search criteria by game title and genre.

Here is my project link : Link

After calling function, it throws an error shown below. How can I fix it?

Here is the error

I'm currently trying to solve a little problem.

I have the following code. I try to filter and re-render the fetched movielist based on the chosen genre.

So far i am able to cast the selected option to an object in my js-script but i don't know where to go from here. The genre values in my observable array is an array of its own since one movie can have multiple genres.

Here's my script so far:

I'm using the Online Retail dataset from the UCI Machine Learning Repository in pandas, and I'm setting a multi-index consisting in CustomerID as first level, and InvoiceNo as second level. Here's the code:

I face issues with react-native-reanimated: