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You have done a very good try, but the behaviour is little different here

The mobile breakpoint scope is within the table and it doen't mutate the device type in this.$vuetify.breakpoint, so when you check this.$vuetify.breakpoint.xsOnly it will return true only if the screen width is less than 600 and not 10000 even if you want to confirm the same , you can put this.$vuetify.breakpoint.name inside a span tag in UI, you will get xs only if the screen width is less than 600

If you want to hide the sort_by if the device width is less than 10000, it is possible to manage by css

Please find the code below

You can use the wrap="nowrap" prop on the Grid. From the docs:

wrap - Defines the flex-wrap style property. It's applied for all screen sizes.

Just the excerpt that I've changed, and the codesandbox

To calculate the percentage you need to multiply the progress max-width (100) with the current value and divide the result with the maxValue;

Recommendation: use computed values for the total and percentage so it's saved in vue cache

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There is no correct v-slot for doing this.

Your values are in v-list-item-content, but not in general v-data-iterator. Unfortunately, v-list-item-content has only default slot.

But you may solve your problem this way:

But the MessageDigest.getInstance("MD5") method can throw NoSuchAlgorithmException

Correct. That is how the Java JDK defines MessageDigest. This class is not custom for the Android SDK.

there is no getMD5Instance method which would have made it guaranteed

Correct. Presumably, the JDK is set up to be able to discontinue obsolete algorithms in the future.

Is there any chance MD5 won't be available at least in newer android versions later than 23 (Marshmallow)?

It would surprise me if many current devices lack MD5 support. However:

• With 26,000+ device models, and with device manufacturers that can do what they want, we cannot assume that everything supports MD5; and

• We do not know what the future might bring — it is possible that MD5 will be removed for one reason or another

It seems that what can you help you - is capturing the initialState value in a closure:

export const selectInitialState = () => initialState.rows;

or just export your initialState from the module by prepending export:

export const initialState = { ...

If I understand what the question is, it should be as simple as setting the desired default calorie value in the data().

I successfully run the code by this code new org.bouncycastle.jce.provider.BouncyCastleProvider()); as the provider. Big thanks to this comment. below is the full syntax

export the data from desserts.js as follows :