lila | extensible streaming build tool of gulp | Frontend Framework library

What it should do: 1 fr is an image of a product, 1fr is a description of the product (positioned on the right side of the image). the whole grid should be centered in the middle but it isnt. It centers but it leaves a huge gap between them.

HTML:

I inherited a table that has these columns

I am a beginner in Python and with the help of kind Stackoverflow developers, I managed to build the below.

It is a random meeting host selector. You basically select a forum and select a type of engineer and it will randomly select an engineer to host a meeting.

Problem: I need help with the email portion. How do you send the email when the person's name is selected? It needs to be able to update the toaddr with the email from the dropdown list. The email body must also say "Hi [name], You are the host for the next [Select Forum] whereas currently, it says "Hi .!label3, You are the meeting chair for the next None"

I have the following code, but it only returns one most common element in the list based on the original order - Lila. However, I would also like to print out the other most common element - Alexander. I have tried the max function but it seems doesn't work.

I'm new to ABP, and I did this oficial tutorial succesfully.

The thing is that then I added another class (Planta) and followed the tutorial again (without deleting The Book class), but even when I can create the table and feed data on it (verified), the application fails to load the table, and when I checked the swagger, I found this...

I was expecting it to be Planta instead of BookAppServicePlanta, and I can't find where did I messed things up.

Things I've tryed to solve this

• I have readed the most that I have been able to about ABP.
• I've contrasted every Planta file whith it's Book counterpart.
• I've dropped the database many times.

Here is what I did (details below):

1. I created the class planta on Acme.BookStore.Domain/Planta/Planta.cs:
2. Added the entity to Acme.BookStore.EntityFrameworkCore/EntityFrameworkCore/BookStoreDbContext.cs
3. Mapped the entity to the table on Acme.BookStore.EntityFrameworkCore/EntityFrameworkCore/BookStoreDbContextModelCreatingExtensions.cs
4. Dropped the database, and deleted previous migrations
5. Created a Data Seeder Acme.BookStore.Domain/BookStoreDataSeederContributor_Plant.cs
6. Added a new migration, and ran Acme.BookStore.DbMigrator
7. Created Acme.BookStore.Application.Contracts/PlantDto.cs
8. Added it to the Acme.BookStore.Application/BookStoreApplicationAutoMapperProfile.cs
9. created Acme.BookStore.Application.Contracts/CreateUpdatePlantDto.cs (and added it too to the automapper as shown on 8) )
10. created the interface Acme.BookStore.Application.Contracts/IBookAppServicePlanta.cs
11. Implemented it on Acme.BookStore.Application/BookAppServicePlanta.cs
12. Ran the application

Extra Info: I created the pages for Planta and its forms (tutorial part 2 and 3), but even I've double checked those files, I dont belive the problem is on those files, since swagger problem.

1. I created the class planta on Acme.BookStore.Domain/Planta/Planta.cs:

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the program should show me the right result. For example, if cor equals 'vermelho', print ('sua paleta equivale ao por do sol'), but isn't working.

I'm just reading some scala source code to learn from, and I came accorss this:

How is o str "t" working here? It seems to be extracting the "t" key from the JsObject and casting it to a string?

I get confused when I see a function that looks like this:

I have a javascript object like this let Lila = { name: 'Lila', height:5'10", weight: 185} I want to iterate it using next()