geodude | Hackathon project to show live news | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | geodude Summary
To be able to provide an environment were geography, media, and journalism can coexist. Together creating a union that will help spread global news instantaneously. Giving online users a better medium to access the latest global news. As an interactive map, selecting a geographical location will provide the users with the most recent news outlets for that selected area. Not only does this service provide a fun interactive experience, but it also exposes users to geographical locations and news they might not have otherwise been exposed to. Using the API services provided by here.com we were able to implicate the interactive mapping experience. Some code languages that we incorporated: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and BootStrap. Some challenges that we faced during the creation of this project were: Coming up with an original project idea. Along with trying to properly connect the API services so that the newest articles would be redirected to their corresponding locations. · Connecting here.com’s innovating and intelligent solutions to promote worldwide news and media awareness. · Launching our project into google cloud. · Cooperating many ideas into one fluent one. · Asking for help makes the experience grow. · There is always something that will go wrong. · The smallest victories make the biggest difference. Ideally it would be nice to have be able to incorporate live video to the webpage so that users have access to live coverage as news breaks through. This would offer an experience that is unbiased and up to date on all current global news.
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QUESTION
I have a block of code here. It fetches 4 API calls to pokiapi, converts the response to JSON, then converts that response to only show the name, and so when Promise.all()
resolves it should return an array of 4 Pokemon name.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 22:16The problem is that fisherYatesShuffle
doesn't return anything. (There is no return
statement in it.) Instead it simply re-orders the array that's passed to it. This means that .then(responses => this.fisherYatesShuffle(responses))
puts undefined
as the intermediate result of the Promise chain, so that's what you observe in the console.log
.
There are 2 potential fixes, depending on which part you want to change.
Option 1 - make fisherYatesShuffle
return its contents:
QUESTION
I am having a string in that I have getting a tag
and I want to append ahead of ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-31 at 20:06If you want to replace all occurrences of a string with another string you can use replacingOccurrences(of:with:). If you want to replace the first occurrence find range of the substring and replace with new substring
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public static int wildPokemon(int opponentstats[] , int rattataStats[] , int geodudeStats[] , int pidgeyStats[])
{
rattataStats = new int[]{27,42,35};
geodudeStats = new int[]{35,45,80};
pidgeyStats = new int[]{39,33,33};
System.out.println(".");
Pause(1000);
System.out.println(".");
Pause(1000);
System.out.println(".");
Pause(1000);
Random wildPokemon = new Random();
int opponent = (wildPokemon.nextInt(3));
while(true)
{
if(opponent == 0)
{
System.out.println("You have come across a wild Rattata!!!");
rattataStats[0] = opponentstats[0];
rattataStats[1] = opponentstats[1];
rattataStats[2] = opponentstats[2];
return opponentstats;
}
else if(opponent == 1)
{
System.out.println("You have come across a wild Geodude!!!");
geodudeStats[0] = opponentstats[0];
geodudeStats[1] = opponentstats[1];
geodudeStats[2] = opponentstats[2];
return opponentstats;
}
else if(opponent ==-2)
{
System.out.println("You have come across a wild Pidgey!!!");
pidgeyStats[0] = opponentstats[0];
pidgeyStats[1] = opponentstats[1];
pidgeyStats[2] = opponentstats[2];
return opponentstats;
}
}
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-15 at 02:39The method is declared to return int.
The variable you try to return is of type int[].
So either change the return type to array of int, or return a single int value (not an array!) instead.
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