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The task at hand is about pointer juggling; that's it. The list is filled with nodes of even and odd values interspersed. The task is to wire them into a list of all even, then all odd, values, with NO reallocations, and NO node overwrites (e.g. pure pointer juggling).

There are multiple ways you can do this. A fairly easy one to understand is this:

• Setup two lists (initially empty), one "even", one "odd".
• As you walk the original list pruning nodes, put them on the "even" list or the "odd" list as warranted.
• When finished, link the odd list to the tail of the even list;
• The final result is not pointed to by the "even" list and you're done.

In (admittedly dreadful) asci art, it looks something like this. Given an original list of

According to the tables definition, your trigger function should be someting like :

See here for a similar post.

So have you installed the correct version of JAGS on your Apple computer?

Essentially, rjags is an R interface and it needs an installed JAGS (a back-end you mentioned) to function.

Follow the instructions here to install JAGS on Apple computers with M1 chips.

Also from the link above (from JAGS development team):

A readme file is provided in the disk image - please do read it.
If you find that rjags fails to load after installation of JAGS, make sure you have installed the Mavericks or El Capitan binary of R from CRAN. If you really need the Snow Leopard build of R (or if you compiled R yourself) you will have to compile JAGS from source.

If you have followed the instructions above (and in the relevant README file) and are still having problems with installation of these binaries, please let us know via the JAGS discussion forum.

PS: I would comment if I could, but I am new here and don't have enough points to do so.

the error was the *10 inside function draw()

You can do it the following way:

I don't know what Discord.js library actually do, but the error tells you that the param member in message it's undefined. Maybe it's because the first param that you send on the execute is not the client, it's message.

I think that it should be:

These are line endings. You can change your settings or convert your files in the Text => Line endings menu

Since *ngFor is placed on the td tag it ends up creating multiple td tags, one for each element within element.Ingredienti and element.Allergeni. What you want is to display the whole element.Ingredienti array within a single td. So generating some other tag within a single td is the way to go.

Something like this should solve your issue

As stated for this question: networkx shows random_state_index is incorrect Their was a problem with decorator=5.0.0. As discussed in the related issue on GitHub (https://github.com/networkx/networkx/issues/4718) decorator>=5.0.X should be available soon. So either wait a little bit to upgrade or downgrade to an old version as suggested in the SO question above.

As discussed in the issue linked above, decorator has now been updated and fixed.