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I have a row which includes a React-Select Dropdown and an input field. I am trying to Remove a specific row by its index. I am passing the index in my handler function and want to remove both the fields from the row. The input field is getting removed correctly, but the dropdown value is not getting removed from the same row and it deletes the dropdown from the last index.

I am removing the row with the help of index in this handler

Removing the row by its index:

Consider the code :

My problem is in my subcomponent files where every state update in the parent component keeps re-rendering the subcomponents infinitely by making infinite api calls with the default or updated props value passed to the child components. I have a User directory page which contains multiple components in a single page.

I'm new to d3.js and I'm trying to change this code. What I actually need is to have each slice's name on it. The problem is that labels need to change for each button. For example, if you click on culture/Media the labels are - German, English, History but for medicine are - Dentist, Pharmacist...

donut chart

any help is highly appreciated :)

Hey folks this is how my schema looks.

I am following this link to understand how to design my schema for a social media type module with comments and replies. https://www.xuchao.org/docs/mongodb/use-cases/storing-comments.html#gsc.tab=0 (This is for mongdb and not mongoose)

I am trying to create a schema like this

I solve SQL exercises from Lagunita Stanford and I stopped at Question no.3 (SQL Social-Network Query Exercises). I don't know how to remove reversed duplicates from my query result:

I'm currently checking out Bigquery, and I want to know if it's possible to add new data to a nested table.

For example, if I have a table like this:

I am used to using async/await in Asp.net. I now need to make several API calls (4) within the ngBootstrap Modal Service. The user will click on a button to open a Modal. The first API call gets the base information that the Modal needs. The async OpenModal() method is decorated with async and the first API call uses async res as shown below.