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kandi X-RAY | take-home Summary
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Send feedback to a device rating
- Sends the updated Course to server
- Creates a resource rating view from the database
- Reads member visits id from the database
- Initializes the Activity
- Create a dialog for the new connection to the server
- Empty all databases
- Authenticate user
- Create the view
- This method is called when a new page is open
- Create the list view
- Create a document document
- Shows round menu
- Get a bitmap from the SD cache
- Create the root view
- Create a view for this fragment
- Copies an APK resource to a file
- Load a list of sheet resources
- Retrieves JSON from a CouchDB server
- Get a view from the list
- Creates new service
- Get a View
- Get a view
- Initialize the activity
- This method is used to create a document for an existing resource
- Get a View for the ListView
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QUESTION
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Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 00:50I didn't see any use of Property or Unit table in the calculation. So, I have removed those from the query.
QUESTION
For a take-home exercise, I have to write a function that will loop through test answers to check to see if an answer includes a certain String.
checkForPlagarism(submissionsArray, string) takes in an array and a string. It's supposed to loop through all of the objects in the array and check to see if they contain some string. But it seems to only return "false" after the first loop. When I pass in "Metaphase" as the string, for example, it returns "true". If I pass in the exact response of any other questions in the array, it returns "false" even when it should return "true". Here is my REPL: https://repl.it/@clamquarter/Take-Home-Science-Quiz#index.js
What am I doing wrong?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 14:24"You should not return false until after the for loop completes." - @Pointy
QUESTION
I'm quite skilled with Java, Python, C++, etc. but have never done mobile development. I have used React to develop a web application before, however.
For a job, as a take-home exercise they have asked me to develop a very simple mobile application which lets the user input two numbers x and y and then show a shape with the number of sides being equal to the sum of x and y (e.g. if x = 2 and y = 3 then show a pentagon).
How can I achieve this? I don't have any mobile development experience but I really want to achieve this task.
There is no specific language stated to use (however, their company uses React Native, Firebase, Node.js and JavaScript)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-13 at 09:54You have a lot of options for this. The first option is to do it natively which will include knowing and skils in at least two different languages if you want to support ios and android for iOS options you have swift and objective C and for Android, you have Kotlin and Java.
Still, my recommendation is to use some hybrid approach and use something which will support iOS and Android with one codebase. Here again, you can choose several options.
ReactNative which is very common with React and I think maybe it will be your best choice. Ionic is also a good option it is based on Cordova plugins and you write javascript. I use it with typescript + angular and it was fine. There also some options like AppBuilder of Progress. MobileFirst of IBM(javascript). Also, ADF Mobile which is a java based(but totally not recommended).
Also if you want to support iOS you will need a mac as dev machine.
In general, my recommendation is just to start with React Native for this task, it seems like the best fit for the goal and your skils. There are a lot of crash courses for it and also nor very bad documentation.
QUESTION
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 03:24Use the raw GitHub URL when you need to access the file directly. You can get it by clicking the 'Raw' button on the page.
QUESTION
I'm just beginning to learn JavaScript and this is a part of my Take-home exam, and the requirement is quite tricky for me.
We have many ways to counting instances of values in an object in JS, but in here I have to achieve it by calling reduce()
and return an ES6 map object.
Here is the requirement:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 02:21The problem with your code is that a++
returns the value of a
before adding 1
:
QUESTION
I am trying to push my app to heroku, but I could not prevent it from installing sqlite3 - I believe this is what is causing the problem pushing it.
I have read and applied the following SO posts:
- Deploying RoR app to Heroku with Sqlite3 fails
- HEROKU - cannot run git push heroku master
- Unable to Deploy Rails App to Heroku, Gem Errors (SQLite3 and Gem Native Extension)
I have also made sure to commit my work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-07 at 19:56This is because herouku uses your gemfile.lock to know the gems and versions to use instead of the gemfile, you must:
- run a bundle install locally to update your gemfile.lock
- commit and push that change to git(hub)
- push to heroku.
Good luck!
Edit: Also, make sure to include your gemfile.lock to git, although that's kind of obvious
QUESTION
Got take-home assignment: "You need to build a stub for fetch(url) function, which will fail n requests and starting from n+1 will fetch data successfully. Must be way to configure it passing number of requests to be failed (n, required) and optional parameter 'time to wait before resolve/reject'. Also must be the way to reset the request counter invoking fetch.reset(). Just as original fetch(), function should return Promise." So, we need fetch-like function with a functionality mentioned above. Problem is with fetch.reset() method. Can't figure out how I can attach function to callback function.
So, no problem with all of these except for fetch.reset().
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-04 at 12:07Assign fetchIt
to a variable before returning, then add the function on there:
QUESTION
I'm working on a take-home problem, and I can't figure out how to return different values for different rows. I am fairly new with react. I want this radio button to return the stated color value, but I want each row to be able to return different values. Here is the code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 18:43You have 2 solutions.
You can either make ColorBox
a statefull component that will manage the color it has by itself.
Or store each color for every row into a different state value. I implemented the second solution in the code below.
ColorBox
is now a stateless component that will get its current color and the handler function in its props. The handler function will be decorated with the index it has to set the correct value in your state.
Using computed properties you can now set the correct value in your state dynamically :
QUESTION
I am trying to sort the data and display it is sorted form after user clicks on dropdown button. I want to sort it based on funds
i.e integer value. So I have added onClick
on tag but it is not working why so ?
home.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-26 at 16:17In my current implementation I was not actually storing Projects in your reducer, but always pulling it from the source when sorting. Also mutating it.
Working code:
reducer.js:
QUESTION
My data sort method for some reason is not working in my react app i.e return value is not changing
Consider this as my state and variables
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-11 at 01:39Your function is returning the same data that you passed through the first param, you're not attributing the sort method to the value which will be returned.
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