Carrom | Carrom game for android | Game Engine library

The margin is marked in orange. In the right image, I used 221px as the margin, while on the left I used 222px; the increase in margin made the green box (

I also found that, after the first newline/linebreak, if you continue to increase the margin, then the container is no longer constrained to the screen; it won't go onto a new line, but instead moves off the screen.

In short, the reason the inline-block moves to a new line is because the margin was large enough to push it outside of the viewing window and so the browser fixes it by moving it to a new line. The margin starts from the previous object/block, but if it moves to a new line, then the left side of the window is the previous object. If you then increase the margin further, after it has moved to a new line, rather than moving onto yet another new line, it will move off the edge of the screen (as can be seen in the above image, in the bottom right).

add param bool to each item in array and change that one

I didn't get your point in asking user for multiple actions (Select option & Click on the button) where he could get respective options just by selecting any of the option in your code. Anyway you can try below code where you get next question by clicking on the next button. (This could be the example of hardcoding :P)

A possible soultion would be to define the games before we render the options.

You should use select step

Maybe keep as an array of objects and use lodash to filter?

You need to apply array.reduce function to build a dictionary wher ids or hobbies are keys and then run array.map to transform such dictionary into multiple array entries:

I don't think I fully understood your requirement especially about "similar name". So I assume that you want to group the records based on the "name" and all the records which have the same "name" will have the same "age".

The solution below is grouping the records using an object hash and keep concatenating the likings into the element. After finishing it, return the all elements of the object by calling Object.values() which should maintain the order of appearance of names.

Is this something you want, or at least give you some idea? Hope it helps.

If you simply want to "pretty" print an array of strings and don't want the array toString, you can join the array into a single string.