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This is from Kubernetes documentation:

Consistent and highly-available key value store used as Kubernetes' backing store for all cluster data.

Does Kubernetes have a separate mechanism internally to make ETCD more available? or does ETCD use, let's say, a modified version of Raft that allows this superpower?

I am scraping a page where I want to return all strings found. I am using python

my code:

Clearly, a new developer! Thank you for replying in advance, I know the answer must be really simple but I have been stuck for an hour.

This exercise asks to create a class and then asks to change some of the dynamic values using class methods/functions. I am not able to get my values to change when I call the function.

Here are the directions for the exercise, followed by my code, sorry that my work looks so rudimentary!

These are the directions:
// Create a new class called SuperHero
// - Your class should have the following DYNAMIC values
// - name
// - superpower
// - age
// - Your class should have the following STATIC values
// - archNemesis, assigned to "The Syntax Error"
// - powerLevel = 100
// - energyLevel = 50
//Where I start having issues is here:
// - Create the following class methods
// - sayName, should print the hero's name to the console
// - maximizeEnergy, should update the energyLevel to 1000
// - gainPower, should take an argument of a number and INCREASE the powerLevel
//by that number

Tested on Python 3.7.9 64-bit on Windows and Numpy 1.19.5

This is a pretty simple but confusing one.

Consider I get myself a pretty large array of shape (10000, 16).

First of all, apologies for such an open question. I think this question comes from a lack of understanding of WASM and the nature of JSInterop in .Net.

I just wanted to reach out to anyone who has used the Superpowered Web Audio SDK with Blazor and find out how they have used it as I am struggling with JSInterop, and I feel like I am making things harder by not using a Javascript based framework.

I've setup a Blazor client web assembly project with a C# class, which acts as an interface to a very simple Javascript file to download and decode an audio file:

I'll lead with the example

I've built a ticker/counter animation with basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript and it is working well. This is for a website to show how performance and cashflow has improved when using a service so where I currently have it working and counting up to my target number, I want to append a string onto the end of these targets at the end so instead of (for example), the final target showing 35, I want it to show '35%' or for another element, '2.5x'.

I essentially want to append either a '%' onto the end if its a whole number, and if its a decimal, I want to append a 'x'.

The problem I'm having is that when I try at the end to append one of these strings onto my counter, it ruins everything and just keeps returning 0.01% instead of my target number which is 35, 70, 20 etc.

If I try to add counter.innerText = Math.ceil(count + inc) + '%' for instance, it breaks everything! I've tried to add .toString() to the end too, and then append the '%' but again the same.

These are my files, I'm sure I'm making a silly mistake somewhere so any help would be greatly appreciated!

HTML:

So I have all these consts, coming from an array that i am looping through:

I have made a div and assigned display grid to it everything is fine but the problem is there is a margin I don't know if its a code that i wrote wrong or sthg else .. i tried to use margin : 0 auto; but didn't work it made it worse actually xD. i also checked if the container has margin or padding Here is what am i talking about :