CircleD | manually detect circles/spherical objects

I am taking an introductory course in C++ ver. 14 and I keep running into this error. Code is using header file and I'm not sure how to effectively transfer user numerical inputs from the .cpp file to the .h file and vice versa. Here is my code for the .cpp file:

As seen on the picture, I need a math formula that calculate the red circled point with cartesian coordonate that will make equidistant lines. It is not simple trigonometry I guess...

My goal is to be able to calculate cartesian point around half of the circle and trace my lines from it.

Using p5js, I'll use random value from Perlin noise mixing it with sin or cos (whatever...) to trace my lines from those points. At start it's a math problem, the rest should be pretty easy for me since I already have a good base that work, but need to be optimized with this math.

Any clue ?

tl;dr How should I approach storing code blocks in a react + rail application? If I were to store the code block data in the rails backend, which datatype should I store it as? And if on the frontend, would mdx files be the best solution?

I’m building a programming quiz application where a question has many answers and each answer (only one is correct) has an explanation. The question consists of the question itself and a code block, similar to what’s circled in orange in this wireframe.

As I want to practice building Rails+React (Next.js) applications, I thought that the questions would be stored on the backend. However, is that a good idea? If so, I’m wondering about what would be a possible way to store the code snippets given the Rails datatypes?

Alternatively, I was also considering storing all the questions on the frontend. If I choose to do so, would mdx files be the best solution here?

So, to sum up, which of the following solutions would be best here:

• Storing code block as markdown files in the frontend
• Storing code block data in the backend
• Different solution altogether?

I'm supposed to be using a constructor to accept the radius of a circle as an argument then using various accessor and mutator methods to display the area, circumference, and diameter. When I input the value for radius, say 4, it says that the radius and all other values (area, circumference, diameter ) are 0.0. I'm new to java and wanna know what I'm missing.

I hope my question isn't too confusing, this line I speak of is the one circled in the screenshot below:

I was hoping it was possible to make it a different color from the color of the text in my textarea. Thank you very much.

Essentially what I am trying to do is select just the "Reply" box which circled in red, but there are many of these in the page overall. My aim is to be able to select the first "Reply" box on every page. How can I select just the first reply box for every post (with this link just being an example)?

Currently this doesn't seem to work:

I am trying to create a draggable Material UI dialog which includes in its contents an Autocomplete component. The result should look something like the following:

The desktop experience here is that when one drags the dialog (by grabbing the title area), the text field loses focus, and so the options Popper immediately disappears. However, the touch experience (tested iPhone 6 and iPad 7) is broken in that the text field remains focused while dragging, and so the popper doesn't disappear but also doesn't drag with the dialog:

Notice as a further weirdness that the text cursor (circled) lines up with the text field every time the dialog is grabbed but then does not move while the dragging is happening (this bug exhibits even without Autocomplete, so maybe beyond the scope of this question, but thought I'd mention for completeness).

I think I understand why this is happening: The popper is a child of body in the DOM and not the draggable Paper element, so it isn't being targeted the way one would naively hope. However, the fact remains that it is happening, and I would like a way to fix it, if possible.

Note that a bug has been filed here.

Code below:

I am generating multiple charts using excel vba. I have been placing the table data on the worksheet and generating the chart over top to hide the table. Works except as you get further down the sheet using a cell address .TOP and setting chart .TOP to the same value doesn't produce the same result.

For the first chart

When I examine for active cell B3 .top = 28.8

When I examine for selected chart test1 and look at activechart.parent.top = 28.9500007629394

picture showing cells(3,2).Top, and activechart.top circled in red the chart table is in cells(7,4) obscured by chart as desired

If you scrolldown 20 charts... [picture showing 20th iteration of chart not hiding the table using the same generated .Top as above ][2]

When I examine for active cell B573 .top = 8236.8

When I examine for selected chart test20 and look at activechart.parent.top = 8236.7998046875

Using the marker X in cell b573 should be covered, but the top of the chart is visually at b579,appearing 6 rows lower and exposing all of the table information.

I've seen mention of zoom causing problems and I am at zoom = 100%

I may be able to fudge this, but I'm not sure that it work everywhere.

I'm open to ideas.

Using two routines to peek at ActiveChart.Parent.top and activecell.top

note: The issue was in not putting return on map so not related with Promise

I'm trying to to make multiple, independent api calls in parallel. Promise.allSettled() looked right for this scenario. This is my first try to ever use promise, so I might have made some obvious mistakes.

The issue: then was executed before promise resolve/reject. Things were printed in order indicated with circled numbers.