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How to round a number to two decimal places in JavaScript

January 19, 2023

The rounding of numbers is an essential part of programming languages. Rounding refers to the process in which a number is made simpler, but its value is kept close to the initial value. It aids in estimating and utilizing a number according to the user’s needs. Users can, therefore, round numbers to 2 decimal places by using different methods in JavaScript. ...

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What’s involved with NativeScript open source?

December 28, 2022

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How to add elements into an array in JavaScript

December 24, 2022

An array is a unique variable capable of holding more than one value. It is one of the most common datatypes used when working with an ordered list of values. It can hold many values under a single name, which can be accessed by referring to an index number. ...

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Pandas Drop Column explained with examples

December 15, 2022

When working with data in Pandas, we might exclude a column or several columns from a Pandas DataFrame. They are often eliminated if columns or rows are no longer required for further research. There are several approaches. However, the .drop() approach in Pandas is the most effective. Columns in a DataFrame that are not related to the research can frequently be found. To focus on the remaining columns, such columns should be eliminated...

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Top 5 API testing tools 2022

December 14, 2022

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Apple Messages & Color Contrast

November 23, 2022

Well, color me this! I was griping to myself last night about just how gosh dang hard it is to read text messages in Apple Messages. You know, not the blue bubbles that you get when messaging other iPhone users. … Apple Messages & Color Contrast originally published on CSS-Tricks, which is part of the DigitalOcean family. You should get the newsletter. ...

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JavaScript Array slice() method

November 21, 2022

The array’s chosen elements are returned as a new array by the slice() method. The slice() method also chooses between a specified start and a specified (not inclusive) end. However, the original array is unaltered by the slice() technique. ...

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