I'm currently building a Pokémon application, therefor I'm accessing data from PokéAPI and will store specific data in a variable, such as name, id and type. Currently I'm facing issues to store the second type of a pokémon. Some of…
I'm using a dropdown select menu which filters an html table based on the user's selection. I would like to use the URL of the page to select one of the options. For example, if I go to the following…
I'm working on a reviews section in my React application using Tailwind CSS, where I want each review card to adjust its height based on the amount of text it contains. However, despite using a flexbox layout, all the cards…
Please help me merge array's cities whereas the state is same and remove duplicate index. The expecting output is given below Input array [ { "state": "delhi", "cities": "central delhi" }, { "state": "jharkhand", "cities": "dumka" }, { "state": "jharkhand",…
Is it possible to use "this" with the querySelector method. I have multiple dynamic buttons on a page and need to get the data-set values for the clicked button. <button class="user" id="1" data-loc="ox1" data-name="tom"> </button> <button class="user" id="2" data-loc="ox2" data-name="tom-two">…
I have 2 arrays, each is like a database table row set. array1 = [ ['AB2C', 'Red', 113], ['BE4F', 'Green', 164], ['AE3G', 'Blue', 143], ] array2 = [ [143, 'FabricB2', 'W5'], [189, 'FabricC9', 'W4'], [113, 'FabricA3', ' W5'], [143, 'FabricD1',…
I already know that the largest string within the array has 12 letters, how do I display the value of this String, which in this case is "rioDeJaneiro"? var cidades = ["Sãopaulo", "Riodejaneiro", "Fortaleza"] var biggerWord = 0 for (var…
I've decided to convert my React + dotNet 3.1 API app to a dotNet 8.0 one. The old one is working fine, but I want to move to a Kube Container and 3.1 is no longer supported by MS. Nothing…
I am implementing a typewriter effect in my React app where I fetch a string from a URL and display it one character at a time. I expect the effect to start from the first character (index 0) and proceed…
I am trying to find the number of days between the current date and file creation date. The idea is to delete the files that are not more than 4 days from current date. I used the below app script…