paycheck | A Python QuickCheck implementation
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A Python QuickCheck implementation
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- Decorate a test function .
- Returns a PayCheckGenerator instance given t_def .
- Initialize Paycheck generator .
- Create a checker instance .
- Returns the next float .
- Run tests .
- Convert generator to container .
- Return a human readable string
- Return an iterator over the generators .
- Returns the next element .
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QUESTION
My code is working fine and displaying the tables with css well applied but when I am shrinking the window table is getting messed up with different columns taking up different space (I have attached in screenshot). Basically I want the first column which is without the checkbox to be intact(sticky) and rest columns to take equal space with a scroll enabled when I shrink the window . How do I fix that up, Can anyone please help?
Is there any way I keep the table container width as it is there in desktop view and just put a scroller in the mobile view with first column fixed and not shrink the tables?
like in this example https://codepen.io/paulobrien/pen/LBrMxa
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 06:33You cannot do much only with css as you are trying to make 4 table fit next to each other.
I would recommand you to use jQuery. After you can add this code in ready
and resize
event to make sure that the height will be adapted correctly.
QUESTION
I have tables which are horizontally aligned side by side on desktop view for both the resolution 1920 and 1280, when i change the screen resolution to Mobile version the tables get cluttered and overlap on each other, I want it to be vertically aligned eg. 1 table on on every row centre aligned. How can that be done ? I have put the code for horizontal aligned in desktop version.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 05:32You're already using a valid solution with media queries
. Add this for screens less than or equal to 600px
.
QUESTION
I am trying to loop through an argument that is passed to a method and I am getting a TypeError: individualExpenses.map is not a function
. What am I doing wrong here?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 20:01You are passing a numerical value to storeExpenses
function and applying map
over it. map
works only on arrays. If you do
QUESTION
This is my code, I want to reduce the width of all the rows in table (except for first table) when the size of screen is more than 1000px. I tried this but this media query is not seem to be working. And also I want the bottom border of the table to be rounded, with the code I tried except for the left-most all the border-bottom radius is getting rounded Can anyone tell what I am missing? I have read many answers none of them seem to be working
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 10:42You were using .table-container, not .table_container from above. Just tried this and it works as expected. Also make sure to add it to the bottom of the stylesheet.
QUESTION
I've seen a lot of similar questions but haven't been able to figure out why I'm getting a 404 when trying to access an endpoint in my web api.
In IIS I have my site setup like this:
The financial-api app pool is using 'No Managed Code' for .NET CLR Version and NetworkService for Identity.
My controller and endpoint look like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 14:50To reach your action you will have to use url:
QUESTION
I'm trying to learn how to build an API using EF Core. I'm building a Paycheck API and I have an entity class for Paycheck type that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 03:38There will not be a perfect answer for this and mostly it depends on type of project. Mostly it is nice if both class is different.
Your API is like business layer and so it may possible that it receive and process complex model that span across multiple table.
One example is like that , At DB level your entity has certain property that manage by DB and you don't want to expose to API so if you create API then it create problem.
Also mixing those will create problem for EF core for few cases to track the entity clearly. Also complexity get increase when you have navigation property then it is problem.
Another case is like when you expose data from multiple table but for API it is single model. This is to provide data from API as well as accept data in API.
We should keep responsibility for each layer.
QUESTION
I have a class called "save", and it is a child of class "budget". I have a variable called saving and I want to use that in multiple methods of class "save".
This is the chunk of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 23:04Here's an illustration of how to do this, as @TomKarzes correctly outlines:
QUESTION
When the view is charging I need to wait for an state to change so I have to make multiple calls to the api but if I do it like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 18:04You should have a look at the useEffect hook
QUESTION
I am trying to modify a list of strings to keep only the substring of each of them. Here is what I'm trying to do:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 19:29Personally, I'm bad at writing, and even worse at reading regular expressions, so rather than trying to make the replacement efficient, I'd prioritize human readability.
Unless I'm looking at modifying a really large set of data, I'd do something like:
QUESTION
I need help figuring out how to write a query against the employee database's employees table that will generate a list of all employees (EMPY_ID) and their retirement dates (RETIRE_DT) then take those results and run a second query against the payroll database's paychecks table looking for all payments (PAY_DT) made to the employee (EMPY_ID) after they retire (RETIRE_DT). I have this so far but I think I am heading down the wrong path. Still learning. Any help is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 03:21I think the idea is:
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