amuse | SFX sequencer , designed for compatibility with MusyX audio | Audio Utils library

My goal is to use a regular expression in order to discard the header and footer information from a Project Gutenberg UTF-8 encoded text file.

Each book contains a 'start line' like so:

As a culminating assignment in my class, we were tasked on writing a game that is meant to be played in the lines of amusement parks. Once completing the game, we need to give the player a chance to buy a certain amount of 6 different prizes, as long as they have the points to afford them.

In my program, I made it so that if someone orders a certain amount of one prize that goes over their point average, it tells you you don't have enough points to afford it, and you need to retype your answer.

However, I made an error in that the player's balance (sum of all their points) goes below zero even when a number sent into the program is less then said balance. I think this has something to do with the costs of each prize, since one of them, wooden snakes, is worth 35 points, and the same can be said for the others, albeit with different numbers.

I was given the task to create an NYC Guide project out of Python and Django. I am iterating through a nested dictionary to render boroughs, activities, and venues. The home page lists a handful of boroughs. The boroughs page lists a handful of activities in each borough. The activities page lists a handful of venues to select. My issue is when I click on one of the activities I receive a TracebackError. I am trying to at least render the venues page that has a simple 'VENUES PAGE' on it. I'd love any advice or feedback. This is my first Django project so forgive me if I didn't explain this thoroughly enough. Feel free to ask for further explanation! What I am ultimately trying to do is render an unordered list of venues for each activity in the activities page. I would like each li to be a url that takes me to the venue.html page. It doesn't have to render a specific venue. I can take it from there. I am stuck on this one step. I have already successfully rendered the borough and activities pages, and I have been able to loop through the activities, but when I click on a specific activity I get this error:

"TypeError at /brooklyn/beaches activity() missing 1 required positional argument: 'venues'"

I need to write a SQL statement to find the ‘Action’ (category) films with the shortest running time (length). Your query should output the titles and lengths of the films. This is the database schema I have.

The NY Times has a game called Spelling Bee, with the goal of listing valid English words. The initial conditions are a set of seven letters, with one letter designated as 'required to be in each word, at least once'. The minimum word length is 4, and there is no maximum. To amuse myself I started to write a program to generate such words.

An example: on October 12,2021, the set of letters is 'cpithde', and 'c' is the required letter. Acceptable words include:

I have a word game here made with javascript,

I play against a robot that guesses a word from a directory of words it has. If the guessed word have a matching letter and matching index it turns blue and gets displayed.

If any letter only exist in the guess word but not at correct index it turns orange.

The robot now randomly guesses the words and doesn't do anything with the blue or orange letters. I want the robot to filter the word directory it guesses from with the letters that are correct or exist in the guess word.

I can store those letters in two variable but I'm having scope problems to filter the word directory from the scope these variable

Hi i am writing a javascript guessing game which on start of the page a random word is generated, then the user tries to guess the word, if the user guess the whole word correctly the word is turned to green and pushed to page. i have made this part. now here if the user guess doesn't match the random word I'm trying to compare the two words and if any letters in user guess matches the random words letters and both letters are at the same index the letter in the use guess becomes yellow and then pushed to the screen. but if the letters is in the wrong index but still exist in the other word i want that letter to be blue.i have tried to make them into arrays and compare them but i cant find the logic to do so.

I'm a beginner in Python and I used .split to make every word in an unorganized list into an organized list. But it seems to be cutting off some words or something, making it an incomplete list.

So the words I initially copied and pasted were formatted like so (with the line break after every word):

adorable

adventurous

aggressive

agreeable

and so on...

After typing the code:

I have this list which I convert into a dataframe.