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I wanted to create a new column in dataframe using lambda in python, in which I have to run a loop on dict having multiple values for a key and map it with other variable on which loop is running for each value in dict if 2 values are being assigned to a key.

below is the code I wrote but was not able to map with each dict value but a value pair as whole

acc['metric'] = acc.apply(lambda x: f'{kind}.{squ.units}.{inv}.{self.name}.{x.label}', axis=1)

so here squ is having key value pair in which units key have multiple values at a point.

metric column output is something like -

I am trying to match a bunch of websites but want to keep the top level domain (e.g. gov)/ more site components if they are not .com/ .co/ .it, etc.

examples of target matches

1. www.example.com -> example
2. www.example.co.uk -> example
3. abbonamenti.corriere.it -> abbonamenti.corriere
4. www.example.gov.uk -> example.gov

I tried using this pattern re.match(r'^[WWW]*\.*(.*)(?!\.\bCO\b|\bIT\b|\bC\b|\bNET\b|\bORG\b|\bDE\b|\bEU\b).*',"WWW.EXAMPLE.CO.UK").group(1) but I get EXAMPLE.CO instead.

Is there a way to impose a sort of "condition" on regex, like match different things depending on the negative lookbehind? New to regex so thank you for your time in advance!

I am trying to make a function to add / delete / modify fields of Paradox Tables using BDE.dbiDoRestructure (see my other question BDE dbidorestructure returns empty table), but while I get the Table restructured properly and the grid shows the correct number of data-rows, all its data cells are empty.

In my (Delphi Sydney, Win 10) application I use BDE (yes even today). I want to modify its existed (Paradox) tables when I change/alter/drop fields. I found a freeware component (TFieldUpdate v1.1, by Nathanial Woolls) that works except that it can't drop fields and works for a field at a time. So I found here (http://www.delphigroups.info/2/5a/37309.html) another code snipet that hasn't these limitations. I modified it as bellow

More of a basic question but I can't seem to get the syntax correct. I am trying to go through a list and then output the Computer Name and BDE status with it.

So I was looking around the Linux kernel (v 2.6.9) and I found that the boot sector code for i386 and x86_64 architectures have idential code. But isn't the golden rule of programming to keep your code DRY (do not write duplicate code)? So why the Linux maintainers didn't just re-use this file instead of copy - pasting it? I'm trying to learn good and clean code and this confused me. I mean if 2 architectures share the same boot code - just reuse it?

In the Linux source code these two files are exactly the same.

/arch/i386/boot/bootsect.S and /arch/x86_64/boot/bootsect.S

I want to extract the ID from this command:

i am trying to do something quite similar to CRUD action with a v-dialog.

Here is the example: https://vuetifyjs.com/en/components/data-tables/#crud-actions

And here was my code:

For example: