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QUESTION
I have a question related to regex pattern as I have a string as below:
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Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 15:41I am assuming that you will be replacing all the number in the string which only have a closing quote (missing opening one).
In that case you can use the following pattern matching.
QUESTION
I am new to python . i am trying to run the below code but the results are not as expected:
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Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 21:17There is no need for the nested loop.
QUESTION
So, I'm currently a student in an intro to computer science course, and for my final I'm working with a text file of books with information attached.
I have a function which asks for a start year, and an end year. The function will then print out all of the books within the year range given by the user.
The problem I'm having is that the same book is being printed multiple times.
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Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 18:40The problem here is index
. Remember that returns you the FIRST match. If you have four books from 2005, then you'll see that first book four times.
QUESTION
I have version 90 of Chrome so tag should work here. But it always goes to fallback. When I comment
, nothing is shown on the screen.
The code:
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Answered 2021-May-31 at 11:26As @DanMacák said in his comment:
MDN says to that it serves 2 purposes. One is the fallback, the other is indeed displaying selected source (or fallback): "The selected image is then presented in the space occupied by the element." developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/picture
So there is no problem in this code. I'm closing this question.
QUESTION
Working with react leaflet and a water api. I create an array of objects from the data obtained from the API, console log shows I have all the correct data, particularly at line 109 it does output the correct information. Yet, on lines 254 and 255, using obj2[1]
just gives me 'TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined.' Switching the index at those two lines back to 0 makes it compiles and run, but that's obviously not the right data. What is going on here?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 22:48The problem is you make the API call and this process takes time to get data from the server so the first time the obj2 is empty so when you call obj2[1].name is throwing error
The solution is to do this
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I have no training in graph theory, so my terminology is poor. I have a directed tree graph that has "redundant nodes." I am defining "redundant nodes" as those with degree=2 in my tree graph. I would like to find an efficient way to return all the paths between all non-redundant nodes, preferably using NetworkX (Python) tools. This really simple graphic demonstrates what I'm trying to achieve:
So given this graph, I'd like to return three paths (p1, p2, and p3) that represent the connections between 1->4, 5->4, and 4->7.
I can write an algorithm to do this "manually", in the sense that I start at nodes with degree=1 and "walk" along the graph until I hit another non-degree=2 node. However, I suspect that there is already a formalized way to do this kind of analysis, but I can't seem to figure it out.
For more context, my graphs are much larger and more complicated as they're representations of river networks, something like this:
But they're always trees, no cycles.
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Answered 2021-May-29 at 00:01No, I'm afraid that you've already hit the most effective way to do your mini-paths. You can speed up the processing slightly by working backward from a confluence node, but that's about all you can improve. Doing so will let you remove intermediate nodes a little more effectively than simply looking for source nodes (which you still have to do). However, that algorithm is not as simple. For now, I suggest that you stick with the simple design you already have.
- Put all nodes into a set
to_visit
. - while
to_visit
is not empty:- node = to_visit.pop()
- if node has degree 1: # source node: find path to confluence
- trace path until you hit a node of degree > 2.
- delete all intermediate nodes from
to_visit
. - emit path.
QUESTION
I'm having a hard time with creating a Sql that pull data from three tables.
Here are part of the structure of each table:
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Answered 2021-May-27 at 19:21The link philipxy provided should point you the right direction. Another way approach this is to create an outer joined subquery with the desired filter criteria on invoice.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a dynamic dropdown menu using ajax but its not loading the list. My dropdownlist is loaded from my controller for both the categories and the brands. But I cant seem to get the brands dropdownlist load dynamically on selection from the category dropdownlist. I don't know where I am getting it wrong.
My Blade file
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Answered 2021-May-26 at 16:05I think the problem is with your ajax method GetBrands
specifically this line:
echo json_encode(DB::table('brands')->where('category_id', $id)->get());
you should use return
instead of echo
it should be like this:
return json_encode(DB::table('brands')->where('category_id', $id)->get());
and in laravel you can easily replace this :
QUESTION
Imagine that I have a list of countries, and for each country I want to store some info ( animal, fruit, river) of it. But the number of animals, fruit and rivers is unknown, it is input from user. Therefore, I want to use list in class as below but don't know how to append the list.
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Answered 2021-May-26 at 14:21You need a list of objects of class data. You can also use list comprehension when generating the objects
QUESTION
Any idea why the regular expression below cuts the 'fl' part of the sentence ?
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 16:13You're replacing all non-alphabetical characters with whitespace.
In your code, the 'fl' is actually fl
- a single unicode (non-AZ) character, so it is being removed, along with the punctuation.
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