gotrade | Golang stock market technical analysis library | Business library
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Golang stock market technical analysis library. GoTrade is in early design and development.
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QUESTION
i have make it an slider with 2 image, the first is Gotrade and second Midas. I want when im on first slide to not display the left arrow and when im on second the right arrow to not be displayed.
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Answered 2021-May-21 at 18:17There are several things wrong with your code. For example, you're checking for a classname called active-slide
, but nothing in your code sets a class with that name. If you're copying and pasting code from other sources without taking some time to understand it, it may be impossible to debug.
Instead of checking for the existence of a class that doesn't exist, you can instead check for which slide number you're on, and check if you're on the first or last slide. You also need to run this code after slide transitions, not once at the end of your program as you've shown in the Codepen. Here's an example of the working Javascript checking for slideIndex
instead of a class:
QUESTION
My problem statement is to load and save binary files with numbers and these numbers can be easily stored in uint32/float32
. This gonna be around more than 2GB on disk and all need to be on memory too.
My program will require a lot of mathematical operations and golang standard libraries functions/methods require int/float64
parameters, and I have to cast my numbers to int/float64
A simple benchmark ( https://play.golang.org/p/A52-wBo3Z34 ) test gave the following output :
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Answered 2018-Dec-25 at 14:29You have several mistakes in your logic, your benchmark and your assumptions.
As for the casting, your results show that your for loop is run 1000 times. Since you loop 1M times, that actually makes 1 billion casting operations... not too shabby.
Actually, I have reworked your code a bit:
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