geodude | A tiny command-line utility for geocoding addresses | Command Line Interface library
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A tiny command-line utility for geocoding addresses.
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- generic geocoder
- geocode performs the geocoding query
- tmpl renders the given text and writes it to w .
- usage prints usage to stderr .
- printErr prints an error message and exits .
- printUsage prints usage to w .
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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
QUESTION
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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