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Finds words containing the given letters.
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- The current word .
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Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 16:18If i understand corectly. There is my aproach how to narrow learningMode.
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I am working on a responsive design that breaks when the screen is narrower than approx. 380 px. The issue seems to be that the whole HTML page element is narrowing and dragging the child elements and making the whole page out of centre (see image). I have tried to experiment with break-points to fix this however I can't seem to make the HTML element of the page stay at a 100% width when going into very small screen sizes.
I have a feeling I am missing something fundamental so any help in pointing this out would be helpful!
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Answered 2021-Jun-24 at 07:25In your .dashboard class you set gap to 1rem. Gap property is shorthand for column-gap and row-gap. Because of column-gap was set to 1rem your page was out of centre. You should also consider changing fixed width on your .x class on smaller screens. After this fixes your layout isn't breaking.
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I am having problems printing values from a dictionary I made. The dictionary contains a word as a key and a description of that word as a value. The problem I run into is in the function that is supposed to print the description of a word (lookup) that the user puts in is not working as I want it to.
I have implemented a for loop to search for the word the user wants to look up in the dictionary and then print the description (value) of that word. and it kinda works. The problem is that if for example, the dictionary would have a word: banana and apple and description: yellow and fruit. It will work if I want to look up "apple". Then it will print "description of apple: fruit".
The problem appears if I then want to look up the description of "banana". Because it is a loop (and the latest value of word was apple I guess) it will first go through and print "the word is not in the dictionary!" and then print "description of banana: yellow". So I'm thinking to get past this problem I should implement another way of finding the key than a loop. I just don't know how.
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Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 15:11You just need to remove the else condition and make sure that you print the second statement only when the loop is over (and never hit the break part).
With the current version of your code that conditional is execute for every iteration of the loop so if it fails it just prints the "Not found".
Here's an example:
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I am trying to implement a word search in a grid of letters and a list of words. The program should be able to find each word in the grid and display the start and end coordinates. The words can go in all 8 directions. I am able to get the correct start coordinates however the end coordinates does not match for some of the words.
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Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 14:15I think the only problem is that you are not taking into account the resulting direction when displaying the results. Just apply the following changes:
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I am trying to compare the elements inside my unordered list to the value in the input textbox. If the value in the input text box matches a word in the unordered list I want to do something with that word in the unordered list.
Here is my JavaScript code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 16:19First you'll need to attach an event listener to the input element #pickedLetters. I used keyup
in this example but feel free to pick what suits your use-case best.
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I have an arrayList with several elements:
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Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 10:52If you only want to print it once, you need to do the following:
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Windows 10 PS 5.1
I am trying to confirm if a filename contains one or more strings. They are not exact matches, so should be able to handle a wildcard, though, usage of wildcards is not necessary if the comparison operator doesn't accept them. In my scenario, I am iterating through many filenames in a pipeline and filtering filenames using where-object. I've only been able to filter using a single string whereas I haven't been able to filter using an array of strings. I've uploaded my code to github.
https://github.com/ChrisK847/WordSearcher
Here are the key lines of code
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Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 18:20You cannot specify multiple patterns with -like operator. To specify multiple patterns with like you would have to specify multiple expressions separated by -and or -or
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I have a list of words, and a function that searches for a word by its length and the letters inside the word.
The for loop at the end cycles through the list of possible words (generated by the given length), and it should either print the word if it contains the given letter, or delete the word from the list of possible words if it does not contain the given letter.
How can I achieve this here:
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Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 16:31You can iterate over the list in reverse, so that removing an element doesn't affect the rest of the iteration.
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I am trying to implement a word search game for my project. I have created the word search letterbox using the grid and label (using this blog). Each letterbox has some words and that words are listed under the letterbox. I need to select the word hidden in the letterbox by dragging the labels. When start dragging the background color changed to orange. If the dragged word is in the words list, change the background color to green. Also, I need to capture the total, right and wrong attempts.
Please watch this video for getting a clear idea. I have also added a sample project here for the reference. I need to do the below things:
Dragging event for labels inside the grid.
Change the background color to orange(when starts dragging) and green(when the word is in the list).
A tickmark for found words.
Capture the total attempts, wrong attempts, and correct attempts.
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Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 10:44You can use PanGestures on each label for handling swipes event .
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when i try search post from words title
the search not work and no posts appear
i don't know if syntax is true
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Answered 2020-Aug-24 at 06:29i answer the problem only delete 'post':
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