Use Select Props in Material-UI

Tarun Singh
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 13:10:48

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This article will cover the usage of features in Material UI. The "Select" component, an element of Material UI allows users to choose options from a menu. To customize the behavior and appearance of the Select component various props are available. Select API − This API is used to add the Select component to select data from a list of options in Material UI. Props autoWidth − This property is used to set the width. children − This property defines the options, for the menu items. classes − This property is used to customize or add ... Read More

Handle Multiple Selection of Toggle Button in Material-UI

Tarun Singh
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 13:09:16

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In this article, we are going to handle multiple selections of the toggle button in Material UI. To ensure a seamless and understandable user experience, handling the selection of multiple toggle buttons within a Toggle Button Group requires careful implementation. What is a Toggle Button? Toggle buttons are a very popular component not only in MUI but also in various other CSS frameworks like Bootstrap, etc., and it provide a way to choose between two or more options. These buttons are collectively referred to as the ToggleButtonGroup in MUI. A group of connected Toggle buttons should be highlighted by sharing ... Read More

Handle Multiple Select in Material-UI

Tarun Singh
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 13:07:52

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Material UI is a used React UI framework that offers a robust Select component, which allows users to make selections, from a dropdown menu. In certain situations, you may require the ability to select items from the dropdown. Similar to selection, you can retrieve the value by accessing event.target.value within the onChange callback, and it will always be in array format. In this article, we will explore how to manage options using the Material UI. The Select component supports multiple selections by enabling the "multiple" prop. Steps to Handle Multiple Select Items Here are the steps for using various props ... Read More

Handle Errors in Radio Button in Material-UI

Tarun Singh
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 13:06:04

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Generally, it is advisable for radio buttons to have a default selected value. If this condition is not met, you can present an error message if no value is chosen upon submitting the form. In this article, we will delve into the process of managing errors in radio buttons within the Material UI. What is Error Handling? Handling errors, in radio buttons involves managing and giving feedback to users when they interact with radio button inputs within a form. There are two considerations when it comes to error handling, for radio buttons − Validation − It is essential to ... Read More

Display Labels on Hover of Rating Component in Material-UI

Tarun Singh
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 13:04:40

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Material UI is a React UI framework that offers a range of components, for creating modern and user-friendly interfaces. One of its components is the Rating component, which is commonly utilized for collecting user feedback and displaying ratings for products or services. While the Rating component showcases stars (or any other icon) to represent the rating value, it can be advantageous to enhance the user experience by providing information through labels that appear when users hover over the stars. In this article, we will learn how to display the labels on hover in a rating component in Material UI. Steps ... Read More

Create Enhanced Transfer List in Material-UI

Tarun Singh
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 13:03:40

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In this article, we are going to see a step-by-step guide to create an enhanced transfer list in React MUI. A transfer list is a type of list that allows the user to move one or more list items to another list. Here, if there are multiple items in the first list and the user wants to transfer some items to the second list, then we use the transfer list component. In React MUI, there is no specific component for Transfer List; rather, we create it on our own. There is also a concept of an enhanced list in Material ... Read More

Three-Way Partitioning of an Array Without Changing the Relative Ordering

Satvik Watts
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 12:55:18

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In this article, we will do a three-way partitioning of an array containing N integers. The approach is to use three queues. Each of these queues will be used to store the elements of one of the parts. After that, we can get the elements of each part from their respective queues without changing the relative order of the elements Problem Statement Given an array containing N integers and a range [LOW, HIGH], we need to partition the array into three parts such that − Elements less than LOW comes first Elements greater than LOW and lower than HIGH ... Read More

Sum of Array Maximums After K Operations

Satvik Watts
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 12:53:00

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In this article, we will calculate the sum of the array maximums after K operations in which we reduce the maximum value of the array to its half. In the first approach, we will implement the brute force solution to this problem. In each iteration, we will use a for loop to find the maximum element in the array. We will then add this element to our answer, then we will reduce the element to its half. We will do this for K iterations as requested. Then, we will return the answer. In the second approach, we will use a ... Read More

Sort an Array Based on Absolute Value in Java

Satvik Watts
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 12:51:02

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In this article, we will sort the given array. The given array is already sorted on the basis of absolute value of the elements, we just need to sort the array based on the true values of the elements. In the first approach, we will use a sorting algorithm, like merge sort, bubble sort, insertion sort, quicksort and so on. In this example, we will use the inbuilt sort function to sort our array. In the second approach, we will use a double ended queue. We will push the positive elements in front of the double ended queue, and we ... Read More

Shortest Path Between Two Points in a Matrix with At Most K Obstacles

Satvik Watts
Updated on 01-Nov-2023 12:49:25

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In this article, we will find the shortest path between two points in a matrix. The matrix contains two types of cells, empty cells and cells which have obstacles. We are given an integer K, which represents that we can remove at most K obstacles to reach our destination. In the approach discussed in this article, we will do a breadth first search (BFS) on the matrix to find the shortest path. We will use a queue data structure, which will store a vector of integers. The vector will have 3 integers, the x coordinate, the y coordinate and the ... Read More

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