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The Missing API for Banks - Get all of your transactions and balances using node
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QUESTION
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I am working on a node.js training module and one of the small projects wants me to do the following:
Instructions: Build a Node application called account.js which takes user inputs via the command line to register transactions. The user must be able to input:
- total - this should tally up all of the money in the bank balance and display it for the user.
- deposit - this should add a positive amount to the bank balance. Do not display the balance to the user.
- withdraw - this should add a negative amount to the bank balance. Do not display the balance to the user.
- lotto - 90% of the time, this should subtract a small account from the user's balance. The other 10% of the time, this should add a
large amount to the user's balance.Every transaction should be logged in a .txt file.
Hints: Consider making a series of if-then or switch-case statements to identify the type of transaction and the amount involved.
Problem:
I cannot get the sum of all entries in the txt document. I got it to deposit using the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-12 at 19:53You need to use a delimiter to be able to keep transactions separated. Here is an example using space
as a delimiter with your original code:
QUESTION
I've spent the last few days trying to get my nested routes to work, and I have to say that I'm completely lost.
I'm trying to get the following functionality to work:
- Sidebar with several links. One of them leads to /banking.
- /banking by default renders component
{ BankingCards }
inside a{ CardWrapper }
. - When user clicks on the
of one of the 4 cards rendered by
{ BankingCards }
, I want to render the nested path inside of the same{ CardWrapper }
.
In the code block below, you will notice I tried using a switch statement to dynamically assign a component to actionComponent
. This seems to break the functionality in more ways than one.
Is it the approach that is wrong, or am I missing something about React Router components?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-01 at 23:02You can use the render function to fix your example. You have an error because in the Banking
component math.params
doens't have the actionType
propertye.
QUESTION
I have created a servlet like this given below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-23 at 20:04In the HTTP protocol you access resources. Each resource has its own type.
In your example you have at least 3 resources, one for the HTML page, one for key.png and one for e.png
What to do?
You can have your servlet that serves only your HTML page, and in the HTML page you can have the image tag pointing to the resources of the images
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