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In your handleColor function, you are checking the length of ships array which is a constant. So, you are getting the same color for every element.

You can get the index of the current element in the map function. Then you can check the index there.

You can easily do it like this.

Question is a bit ambiguous why would you want to change all values of an instance. If you want you can reassign new instance to same variable just pass arguments to init instead of change_method

1. if you want default values to class then you don't need to do init and then change values.

Add the following to your select statement

I don't think there is a direct way to handle this using @Column annotation, but you can own logic in the setter method to make it to empty if value is null

Here is the working solution. We needed to select the right section

It doesn't find all of them because youi haven't requested him to do so. find will only return the first occurence. If you want to scrape all the

tags in the

Something like this?

Style it on the tag. Think of as more of a meta element that provides additional rendering "instructions". The element that is actually rendered, and ultimately takes the styles, is the itself. Note that the fact that you are using a media query is irrelevant, you'll always want to attach your styles on the tag.

Read more about on MDN here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/picture

You can try this one.