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As amazing as it may sound, im working on a website, and after asking and talking with friends and users here, my html file doesnt display the css properties for it to be accurate to what i have to do. Im getting really desperate because i dont have that much time and i dont know what may happen. It should look like this:

But in my browsers(i have tried chrome, edge and firefox) it looks like this:

In case you want to try it, my friend tried it and got it to work fine: video Also here is a snippet:

I am working on the small program below in order to understand binary trees a bit better. I simply wanted to make sure that the pointer *padre is being assigned correctly, however nothing prints to the console and I think it has to do with me not understanding how pointers work. Please help.

I'm trying to get the raw JSON from firebase database like this:

suddenly someone can guide me. I made an application, people have a normal profile, with a series of fields that can modify the profile photo, locally it works perfectly, however, when deploying it in heroku (free account) it is not possible because heroku in its free version does not handle dynamic files, or at least that is what I understood, so I want to save the images in firebase and only the urls in the database. Anyone have any idea how I can do this? Thank you very much for your answers

This is the code currently

views.py

I'm trying to figure it out why margin top "0" doesn't work, as you can see on the code there's a white space between menu and section, I can only fix it by using negative values which I don't want to... anyone can help me out with this?

I'm trying to compile the following sources and the header:

5-book.cpp

I have an 1000x1000px image which I want to divide into 10x10 px squares. I have the variable "coordenada" to track the coords of the current 10x10 square (that's why when trying to get the x and y values I multiply by 10).

I want to draw a rectangle surrounding the "current" 10x10 square given by the coords. I get corner 1 (p1) by multiplying the coords by 10 and corner 2 (p2) by doing the same and adding 10. I want the color of the frame to be the same as the color it has in the middle of the square, so I access that color using canvas[x, y], canvas being the name of the image loaded in a numpy array, and typecasting it into a tuple since that is what I read I need to send cv.rectangle. This is the resulting code (minus declaration of canvas and coordenada):

I'm doing web scrapping on YouTube with Beautiful Soup. My goal is to find all the video links from a YouTube search page:

I am trying to extract specific tags from XML and converting to CSV file. i was able to this for single XML file which is extracting all the identifier tag in the file. Here my question is 1) how to extract from multiple XML files to single CSV file and 2) in the given XML file the required tag is mentioned more than once i would like to know how to extract the first identifier tag from each list of record tag.

Am using python3.7

Required ans is: