Suppose you have $1000 dollars, and you are applying 40% discount first, then 42% discount second.
What is the total discount?
1000 - 0.4*1000 - (0.42 * (1000 - 0.4*1000)) = 348
I - D1*I - (D2 * (I - D2*I)) = O
I - D1*I - D2*I + D1*D2*I = O
<template> | |
<button @click="counter += 1">{{ counter }}</button> | |
</template> | |
<script lang="ts"> | |
import { defineComponent, ref } from 'vue'; | |
export default defineComponent({ | |
setup () { | |
// by using ref, the counter becomes a proxy |
#!/usr/bin/env sh | |
git fetch origin master:master |
// there are several ways to declare function types | |
// these are "first-order" functions | |
// normal function declaration | |
function f1 (i: number): number { | |
return i + 1; | |
} | |
// this relies on inference | |
const f2 = (i: number) => i + 1; |
const canBackup = (context, event) => { | |
return !context.backupLock | |
}; | |
const canRestore = (context, event) => { | |
return !context.restoreLock | |
}; | |
const backupMachine = Machine( | |
{ |
from collections import OrderdDict | |
from typings import Hashable, List | |
class SQLParams: | |
def __init__(self): | |
self.__values = OrderedDict() | |
self.__count = 1 |
import numpy as np | |
import pandas as pd | |
from sklearn.preprocessing import LabelEncoder, OneHotEncoder | |
classes_df = pd.DataFrame({ | |
"class_id": ['n01669191', 'n01812337', 'n02007558', 'n02871439', 'n04306847', | |
'n10226413', 'n10267311', 'n12360108', 'n12662772', 'n13918274'] | |
}) |