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Questions - converters

Convert range 0.5->1 to output range 1>0 with javascript

I'm trying to make it so that when a range slider is increased from a starting (min) value of 0.5 and an end (max) value of 1 the converted output value decreases from a starting point of 1 (when the ...
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Glen Keybit

javascript

math

converters

rangeslider

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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Here is the formula you could use: updatefaderval(); function updatefaderval() { var range = document.getElementById('fader'); document.getElementById('faderval').innerText = range.value; d...
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trincot

real- time currency converter Swift

I'm trying to make a simple currency conversion application . here I am parsing json static func fetchJson(key: String = "USD", completion: @escaping (ExchangeRates) -> ()) { guard le...
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iOSPrincess

swift

uikit

currency

converters

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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First you need to calculate the ratio of the change for the currency which had its value modified, you'll then just map the values of the dictionary with that ratio: extension Dictionary where Key == ...
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valeCocoa

How to display different data types in radial stacked chart using D3?

I'm trying to display data in a radial chart/donut chart where there is a threshold and an overshoot. The data I am displaying is in percent, tonnes, kg per capita, scale(0-1). I'm guessing I would ha...
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GreGu

javascript

d3.js

data-visualization

converters

Votes: 0

Answers: 0

User based encoding/convert with its interaction in pandas

I have this dataframe which looks like this: user_id : Represents user question_id : Represent question number user_answer : which option user has opted for the specific question from (A,B,C,D) correc...
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Haseeb Sultan

pandas

encoding

converters

Votes: 0

Answers: 3

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First create the final value for each bundle element using groupby and cumcount then pivot your dataframe. Finally reindex it to get all columns: bundle = [f'b{i}' for i in range(1, 16)] values = df....
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Corralien

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