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Thank you for your help in advance!!

I've created a class to which I pass the name of an array as an argument.

I'm strugling with generating periodic table in HTML from information given in this.periodicTable[] and rendering it later, as you can see in code below. How can I make it work? Firstly i have made it by hand (all in render() section written in HTML), but later I found out that generating it would be better idea. Everything worked until i switched to generating html istead of writting it. I also would like to use periodicTable data in other parts of website so this one is necessary

importing React stuff

I need to output the number of elements from a dat file. The number of elements needs to be 118 but I get 0.

I am creating a periodic table and I have created a dictionary in the Home Controller called dictionaryOfElements which has element's atomic number as key and element's atomic number, symbol, name, and weight as values. I need help in displaying all the values of a dictionary to a View from ViewModel.

Below is the Model I created:

I'm trying to make a program that will allow the user to input either a name or symbol of an element from the periodic table, and will then output some data about that element. So far I've managed to get the user to be able to input either a name or a symbol and have it output correctly, but if the user inputs something wrong then the code doesn't output anything, and will stop accepting an input of a symbol and only accept an input of a name. I would like to know how I would be able to break out of the loop and tell a user that their input is invalid only after the input has been checked against every item in the enum, since my current solution doesn't work. I'm new to Java, so a simple explanation as to how and why would be greatly appreciated.

I've been working on a program that will take the user's input of the name or symbol of an element in the periodic table and then output some facts about that element. After quite a few questions on here I've gotten to the point the program stores all the data correctly, outputs it in the way I want and can accept an input of both the name or symbol. The problem I'm having now is that the breaks I have inserted into a loop are not actually breaking from the loop, and I'm really not sure why. The program will just keep on asking for an input even if it received a correct input. In addition, if the user inputs a symbol rather than a name the program will repeatedly tell the user that their input was invalid before finally outputting correctly (and then restarting the loop rather than breaking as it should). I'm new to Java, so if anyone could help me fix either of these issues and explain why the problem occurred and how they fixed it fairly simply I would greatly appreciate it.

I couldn't really think of how to phrase the question, but I have a fairly simple program that will ask the user to input an element from the periodic table and then will output the symbol, group and atomic mass of that element. Currently it will only accept an input of the name of the element, and I'm trying to make it accept an input of the symbol too, but I don't know how to do that. For example, at the moment if the user inputs "Iron", the program will output correctly, but if they input "Fe" it will not work. I want the input of "Fe" to work as well. I'm very new to Java, so a simple explanation as to how and why would be greatly appreciated.

How do I determine if a WPF page is still in the navigation history of WPF frame and then navigate back to it?

Summary:

My WPF application uses a single MainWindow containing two Frames one for menu layout and the other for display content. I am using MVVM pattern with content displayed as WPF pages as views with as little code as possible behind each view/page.

The content frame (shown in red) has a NavigationUI visible.

XAML:

Here is typical code to create WPF page and display it in the main window from a static helper class:

Continuing on from this post I've been looking into and messing around with enums a bit, and now I've managed to create an enum that holds the values I want and outputs them in the way I want, now I'd just like to know how I could get the same output but for a single item rather than every item. Again, I'm very new to Java so a simple explanation as to how and why would be greatly appreciated.