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filter value of select to do a partial sum

Having two classes professor and student: professor.ts student.ts To add up the scores of each student relative to his teacher I did: This is the HTML of the page: How can I do a partial sum of the selections, assuming for example that I have 5 professor with 1 student for every professor, and want to add only the results

Why won’t setMatrix([…matrix, [[x][y]]]) work?

I want to add the coordinates x and y (from the loop) to the state (matrix) like you can see in my example but it won’t work. Can someone help me? Answer The problem is in expression [x][y] which evaluates to undefined. [x] defines an array containing one element x [x][y] tries to index the [x] array, taking y-th element.

myComponent.map is not a function

I have this information right now that i’m saving and trying to pass to a component who then tries to create Tabs and TabPanel (Material-ui components) with said info. The declaration of that info goes as follow : I then proceed to pass said info to my component: On the other side i have an interface that contains the same

How to filter data on Object in Angular

I get data from backend with this function and console.log(response) show JSON like below What I want are data that have “is_family_member”: false, for this I create this.personmembertrue = this.persons.filter(x => x.is_family_member === ‘false’) this part of code show empty. Any idea please how to show data with “is_family_member”: false Answer Change the condition to: See if that works.

How to conditionally add a key to an object?

Consider these types: I want to convert an object of type A into B by overwriting some keys and adding keys conditionally depending on whether the original object has them: TypeScript throws this error: Why is it inferring b in this way? Is there a way to work around it? Answer It’s a combination of two minor design limitations and

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