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I am programming a game for years now but I have a question about how I programmed things up.

So imagine you have a gun class for a game, guns can have many sprites, sounds, casings, projectiles, parameters, etc. So then I just need to create another class extending this gun class and fill my abstract methods up with what I need that particular gun to do.

So I made an abstract class to handle all of the internal code of the gun, if it shoots, if it needs bolt action and how long it has to wait, when to play the fire sound, etc. So basically the main gun class calls for the actual gun class (that is filled with abstract methods) for these parameters.

So my question is, if I am calling these abstract methods over and over again as needed throughout the code is it bad to have the following?

I have next data:

Here I already calculated total for conf_id. But want also calculate total for whole partition. eg:
Calculate total suma by agreement for each its order (not goods at order which are with slightly different rounding)

How to sum 737.38 and 1238.3? eg. take only one number among group

(I can not sum( item_suma ), because it will return 1975.67. Notice round for conf_suma as intermediate step)

UPD
Full query. Here I want to calculate rounded suma for each group. Then I need to calculate total suma for those groups

I have a 2 modules that must share common directory for a specific uploaded files.

instructor.example.com And registrar.example.com

So what I want to know ,is what you guys do to make them have a common directory for the file uploads and where is it directory placed?

Because users from registrar.example.com must able to access the directory of the instructor users , specific directory of uploaded files.

For example name it "instructor_registrar/{instructor-id}/ cause I have OCD.

I already have made my research and I found 1 who has similar problem like mine but they just said "you can put it anywhere". So I want to know where should I create the directory.

I am debugging board STM32f4 Discovery on Ubuntu 20.04 with openocd and arm-none-eabi-none. Things work well until yesterday. Today, when I connect the gdb to localhost:4444, following assertion happened and ocd quit:

I have two pretty similar queries:

I am wanting to combine a table and a horizontal bar graph, so you can see a note from the table that goes with the bar in the bar graph.

What I have now looks like this:

I am wanting to just add one column to the right of the graph from Catalyst = in my code to get something that looks like this (Maybe more obvious in presentation the rows go with the bars): I assume this would be done with a call to subplots. I have been having a bit of trouble with getting the second subplot to be a table, so I'm a bit confused on how to execute this. Here is my watered down code:

My code so far gives me something that looks like this:

I am wanting to write in the bars themselves if possible to get something like this:

Here's my base code so far:

I'd like to put Disease into the bar

Afternoon all,

I am trying to create a label and line. Label shows daily open including value and then line from there to the price axis.

But the line.new partially covers the information within the label. I think the issue is that I am using bar_index(within line.new), but I can't seem to work out what I would use instead so that the line.new start after the label.new.

Thank you for your time.

This is a very weird problem in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate that really bugs me out. I have created a Controller that returns a view.