thorin | simple debugger for linux and MacOS , like gdb | Code Inspection library

first of all I'm a complete programming noob but I had to do this small assignment for school to pass so it would really help me out if someone could give me the last answer to my question. (BTW I'M USING THE LATEST PYTHON)

So I will summarise the assignment: I received an .txt file with a list of 10 students, after every students name there are 3 grades (the lowest grade can be a 1 and the highest grade a 10).

Small example of how the list looks:

Tom Bombadil__________6.5 5.5 4.5

Dain IJzervoet________6.7 7.2 7.7

Thorin Eikenschild____6.8 7.8 7.3

Now I need to type a code that will exactly give this output when I run the program:

I hace a EL 7.6.1 cluster with 4 nodes.

I want install some stored scripts. Into documentation (https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/modules-scripting-using.html and) I only read about send a POST with somethint like this...

I am trying to call the method "BeräknaLön" which is located in another class than the click event method. The click event method resides in the partial class "PersonalRegister" and the method which I intend to call is located in the class "Säljare". Thanks in advance //Thorin

Form1.cs:

Background: I have a list of star systems collected from resource material and from m.sarna.net. That data gets converted to an xml file using a different PHP file, not discussed here. I'm calling the php file below from a browser, passing variables for name and length. I'm trying to use the XMLReader to target specific nodes for retrieval, but getting back way too much data. Instead of returning one element, then moving on to the next, I'm getting the same element repeatedly, thousands if I let it. It should be simple, but I don't know what I'm missing. Please help. This is for Battletech, if you're interested. While there are 7889 jump paths for this file, the file containing double-jumps, up to 60 light year distance, contains about 24000 entries, so makes for a file around 4MB in size. Not something I want to read into memory each time I need it.

I have an AWS instance.

Suddenly I can see this new mount option stripe=32736

I am trying to use for the first time Scipy and Scipy minimize. I have read the documentation and seen some YT tutorials, it seems everytime we need to minimize a variable we need to write a mathematical representation of the problem at hand.

In my case I have a toy example that represent my dataset. I have :

• a list of products
• a list of customers and a binary response on whether they bought the product or not
• a number of clusters I am trying to classify my customers with. The stored value represent the cluster's center, before the optimisation step it is set to 0.

What I am doing is pretty basic, for every cluster I am computing the square root of the square difference between each cluster value and the customer transactions. So that each customer have a distance value for each clusters.

Then I take for each customers the lowest distance value and sum them up.

• This total is the total distance I want to minimize, it's my objective
• The decision variables are all the 0s in the cluster,
• the constraints (Bound?), the clusters center should stay within 0.00 and 1.00

As I am using exp the function isn't linear thus I am using SLSQP, and my wild guess was to try out this :

I have this string that consists of a set of JSON entries concatenated together like the following

I have a very simple script to persist a dataframe with two columns in MongoDB: