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I have a React application which fetches data from an API and then presents various views on the data to users. I obviously don't want to keep going back to the API for this data so I store it in context and filter it as required.

I decide whether to make a call in componentDidUpdate as below:

I have a component which seeks to render data available to it in props as react bootstrap cards by maping over the data and calling a function to render the necessary components.

In Chrome dev tools for React this data (props.data) looked like an array, but I now realise that being in props it is actually an object. To handle this I use const values = Object.values(this.props.data); and then later {values.map(renderCard)}. I have put the full component code at the bottom of this question.

The array (const values) has this structure:

I would like to extract the number of bedrooms and bathrooms from the house listings on zoopla.co.uk. I have subscripted the h3 tag's text. It's giving me what I want, but:

1. Should I be trying to scrape the text via divs instead?
2. Will it be a real integer or a number character in the csv?

python

I am trying to write a program that will generate a short and simple description for real estate properties. I have (array) word banks with adjectives, prompts for inputs with specific details (square footage, # of bedrooms etc), two functions with else if statements that will generate a specific sentences, and then a "description" variable that joins these sentences, prompted inputs and word bank adjectives together.

I am having trouble calling the result of the functions in the last description variable. I stored the functions as a variable with the variable it is assessing (location and walkDist) within it. When I run this program it doesn't give me the prompts for these variables and prints out the code of the functions instead of the sentence I want it to.

When I take location and walkDist out of the functions I get the prompt but the webpage returns an error after I input a 0,1,2.

The function isn't being recognized as a function for some reason. Is there something I am missing or is there a better way to store the else if without a function for this use case?

I need help in Database Designing.

Project Description:

1. I am developing a GRE Vocabulary App, in which there are five pages(All Word List, Favourite Word, Confusing Word, Common Word, Word by Category).

2. All word list contains the whole word available. For eg. List contains 1000 Words.

3. Favorite list contains the word chosen from All words by the user. For eg. 200 words from the list of 1000 words.

4. Confusing word compares two many as required words from All word list by Admin. For eg. Strive vs Strife, these two words are also in list of 1000 words.

5. Common words contain words, from All word lists by Admin. for eg. Immaculate, Happy, etc.

6. Word by category contains words list from All words which are classified by their category. For eg. "Happy" category contains Elation, Ecstasy, Joy, Pleasure, Delight, etc.

I am trying to print things that you can be eligible for, and if you are not eligible for any of them, I’m trying to print that you are not eligible for any of them. But with this code, it always prints the else along with the if’s

PS: I started programming 1 month ago.

I am trying to animate each individual li list element while maintaining the list format.

Here is the css

I am trying to return html as a string from a eshop website but get back some weird characters. When I look at the webconsole I do not see these characters in the html. I also do not see these characters when the html is dispalyed in a pandas dataframe in jupyter notebook. The link is https://www.powerhousefilms.co.uk/collections/limited-editions/products/immaculate-conception-le. I am also using the same method for another product on this website but only see these character on this one page. The other pages in the site do not have this problem.

I'm working on a small project on R where my objective is to create multiple Excel files per Site in my dataframe. The dataframe consists of comments from a survey, where each row represents a response for a given site. There a 10 columns in total, the first for the Site and the 9 others with comments per topic.

These comments columns can be grouped into the following blocks -

Block 1: Overall = Seating + Decor + Reception + Toilets

Block 2: Comfort & Speed = Comfort + Speed

Block 3: Operations = Efficiency + Courtesy + Responsiveness

The reproducible dataframe look like this