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I have a pre-developed angular project, i just ran npm i to install its packages locally, then ng serve to run the project, the project works well without problems but..

when i wanted to create a new component with ng g c new-component i got this error:

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package.json

Here's the package.json file:

I wanted to use Syncfusion TreeGrid in my Angular solution but when I imported module and added it to component I'm getting following error:

I am trying to build a documentation template for my Django project with some easy navigation. The general structure of the HTML is this:

What i need

• I need to search parent_id with id column in children object.

Json object

What I need is to create a breadcrumb from a JSON defining the structure of the breadcrumb.

Parent / Node >Comm> Forms Code>Test Menu

Problem

In Nested Json object parent_id is related to id in json object.

Js code

I am trying to solve Leaf-Similar Trees problem on leetcode.com with O(1) space without concurrency/goroutines.

Iterative solution needs a stack for storing nodes, and a recursive one needs memory for function calls.

However, with the help of the Morris Traversal algorithm, I was able to traverse each tree with O(1) memory (which was tricky btw, as it is non-trivial to detect leafs with this algorithm).

Now I have a problem of how to traverse both trees and compare that 1) they have the same number of leafs and 2) in the same order.

The obvious way is to store both sequences of leafs in arrays/slices and then compare those. However, it ruins the O(1) memory. I can also store the first tree sequence in an array, and yield the values from the second tree one by one, comparing them to the values in an array, but it still violates O(1).

So I cheated by using goroutines to send the values from both Morris traversals, effectively creating no intermediate arrays and achieving O(1) space.

Now I am trying to make this solution more generic by not using goroutines or any other concurrency techniques. It must be a sequential solution.

Alternatively, I have suspicion that it is not possible to make this work without concurrency, please confirm if it is true.

Here is my solution:

I have an Angular 6 project I would like to upgrade to Angular 10, but I have read it’s best to do it one major version at a time, so I am trying to get it to 7.3 for now. I have followed all the steps on update.angular.io, but I am beginning to think it’s not a very complete guide. This question will be broken up into several sub-questions:

1. After upgrading Angular Core and CLI (ng update @angular/cli@7 @angular/core@7), I tried to run “ng serve”, but then get these compile errors:

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