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I am attempting to follow this guide on "how to use basic react hooks for context" and it is great at giving a basic structure to a context component but doesn't go into how one could update pieces without the default values returning.

I was trying to implement something like this

Like the title say I really need help of understanding, why this code is treated on my system ( linux mint 19, GCC-8.0.1, valgrind-3.13.0, c17 ) as NOT valid code:

I am using a javascript library called Highcharts https://www.highcharts.com/ to plot JSON data on a stock/line graph.

Reference the image below to get an understanding of the terms I am using in this post. https://www.highcharts.com/images/docs/understanding_highstock.png

So everything works fine when clicking on the range selector buttons to zoom in. But when I use the navigator to specify a huge range (years), the final line plot is incorrect. I have created some images to help you understand what I mean.

Using the range selector buttons to specify a smaller range works perfectly when trying to plot [1519162460000,246.39649367343821] as my final price:

But now, let me resize the navigator in order to show the entire price history:

If you look carefully at the image you should be able to see that the last plot on the chart is incorrect and shows $230.72 when it should display $246.40 246.39649367343821 <- rounded

As you can probably tell, this is a major issue for someone who is trying to display relevant price information on my website.

If I do not restrict the width of the chart div or resize the browser window the plots display fine but I still dont know the issue. (note: what I just described does not work in codepen because the viewport width is restricted so the plots mess up regardless when I navigate a big enough range)

Below is a snippet of my js and html along with a link to the codepen I created.

JS

I'm using R and have a vector of characters in a data.frame, I need to remove some special characters from specific columns. The data.frame is a table of college football scores. Some of the team names start with '([0-9)' or whatever ranking that particular team currently is. I want to remove the ranking before these team names so only the team names remain. I'm close to getting it with this code below, but I'm struggling with removing the '()' and also having leftover ' ' spaces in front of team names. Any ideas?

I'm trying to create a function which permutes all possible combination of one word and the program create duplicates of permute strings and I can not figure out why.

This is my working code:

I want to make an Android application for my school. It should display the absence from the teacher and the menu, but the menu doesn't display anything. It doesn't give an exception or anything I can work with. I'm getting the data from a url with JSON data. Unfortunately I can't give you the url because of personal reasons.

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Unfortunately it looks like this.

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I have researched many pages trying to solve the problem myself, but it wasn't very helpfully. I'm using two RecyclerViews, two adapter classes and 2 fragments. It worked fine before I've implemented the http requests and the JSON parser. Can someone help me at this?

MainActivity.java

I'm new to python but am trying to use BeautifulSoup to create a web scraper. I have a spreadsheet with a list of names, which I am using to generate a url, which will take me to a website with a table of data. I'm then trying to take some of that data and populate a spreadsheet with it. Using the developer tools in chrome, I see the information i want is under tags. Using soup.select(tr) I am trying to generate a list of these tags which I can then iterate through to get the info I want.

However, this call generates an empty list every time. When I navigate to the url generated by the code, I am taken to the correct page on the site where I can find the tags and info I am interested in. But when I print(soup.prettify()), I get an extremely condensed version of the html without the tags or info I'm interested in.

Here I've posted the relevent section of my code, a snippet of the HTML I'm trying to get at and the condensed version I get. Sorry for the long post, but I would sincerely appreciate any help I can get.

I run the following unit test in python, the result should be correct, but the unit test goes wrong.

What is the mistake?

This is the Class I have to test