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So first off here's the code. The random declaration is on line 3 and the random usage is on line 15 or so.

I'm attempting to display an image with each pokemon name in react. I'm new to react, and can't find a way to cycle through the list count to display the correct name with the correct pokemon. If I take out "{test}" and insert a static number in the src url the code works fine displaying one image, but I can't find a way to update the url with +1 to display the correct image with each pokemon name.

My component code is this:

QUESTION: Given a String array of pokemon names:

I'm following a python course on runestone and i'm stuck with the following question:

Provided is a dictionary that contains pokemon go player data, where each player reveals the amount of candy each of their pokemon have. If you pooled all the data together, which pokemon has the highest number of candy? Assign that pokemon to the variable most_common_pokemon.

what i thought is to created a dictionary that merge the common keys (and their value or to make a comparison something like

I'm new to Ember and I keep studying and learning every day. And as a challenge, I'm having great difficulty getting data from the RESTful API pokeapi.co I want to get the names and url of the results https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/ to then pass the ID as a parameter and get all data in https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/1/ /2 /3 etc.

I'm stuck, please help me.... My Code:

adapter/pokemon.js

I'm currently writing a Tower Defence game. Everything works fine but there's a visual issue that's bugging me.

Basically, a sprite that has a lower rect.y and should be higher on the map to pass behind a slower mob with a higher rect.y, can be blitted after (and therefore in front of) the foreground sprite.

I could fix it, but not while keeping the random spread-out spawn points that I like.

Could anybody suggest anything to help? I omitted irrelevant code, so there's not much to sift through.

I'm new at Android and today I felt really motivated, so I started writing an app.

But now I'm stuck... I have an ArrayList with Strings in it. With a random number generator I get a String from this list. What I really want to do is avoiding repeating the Strings. I want to see an element only once.

Can you guys please help me?

Here is my MainActivity:

I am using React and the Pokemon API (https://pokeapi.co/) to make a simple web app where the user can search pokemons by name and filter by type.

I successfully implemented the searching for my own data.

So basically as a beginner programmer I created this program that calculates maximum possible evolves for different pokemon/candy combinations in pokemon go using Tkinter. I created this program before just using a function with al the code. However, I thought it would be good to use a class and after some research this was the result. However, I basically got it working by adding self to a whole bunch of variables in the different methods.

My question is: Is the use of a class even relevant here. My research on classes involved populating a class with objects etc, but here i just create 1 object in order to use the class and run a bunch of calculations.

Furthermore, how do I know when to use self when calling a variable. For instance I create static class variables with the impression that i don't have to put the instance self in front of it to use it, but that didn't work so I just put more selfs in front of the calling of the variable. Why does it work to put a bunch of selfs in front of everything? Are the selfs overkill and could I do it in some smarter way?