Disha Verma has Published 45 Articles

JavaScript code to find nth term of a series - Arithmetic Progression (AP)

Disha Verma

Disha Verma

Updated on 25-Feb-2025 14:50:36

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To find the nth term of an arithmetic progression in JavaScript, we need to write a function that will calculate the nth term. In this article, we will explore how to find the nth term of an AP using JavaScript. We are required to write a JavaScript function that takes ... Read More

JavaScript - Check if value is a percentage?

Disha Verma

Disha Verma

Updated on 25-Feb-2025 14:50:05

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To check the value for percentage, use a regular expression. When dealing with user input or processing data in JavaScript, it's important to make sure a value is a valid percentage. This article shows you how to check if a value is a percentage using JavaScript, highlighting a useful method ... Read More

How to use calc() in tailwind CSS?

Disha Verma

Disha Verma

Updated on 04-Dec-2024 09:12:57

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Many developers find it difficult to use the calc() function in Tailwind CSS, which limits their ability to create responsive and dynamic layouts. This article explains how to implement calc() effectively, improving design flexibility and precision. What is calc() in CSS? The CSS Calc() function allows you to perform ... Read More

Adding Custom Values Key in a List of Dictionaries in Python

Disha Verma

Disha Verma

Updated on 14-Aug-2023 12:34:14

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In this article, we will learn how to add a custom key with corresponding values to a list of dictionaries in Python. Dictionaries in Python are collections of unordered items stored in the form of key-value pairs inside curly braces like this − Dictionary = {key: value, ….} Suppose ... Read More

Adding K to each element in a Python list of integers

Disha Verma

Disha Verma

Updated on 18-Feb-2020 11:31:07

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In this article, we will learn how to add a constant K value to each element in a Python list of integers. A list is a data type in Python that stores a sequence of items separated by commas, like this − List = [item1, item2, item3…] Suppose we ... Read More

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