MONA | decision procedure for monadic second

I played with an office script, trying to isolate the task of splitting the exceptions and then testing a filter method that you might run as you create the final table. I'm not a developer but might be able to get you closer. Perhaps this is helpful...

random.choice will just return a tuple (since those are the items in your list). So you can access just the first element while printing by doing [0].

For example, print(random.choice(questions)[0]).

In the larger program you'd want to assign the tuple to a variable, so that later you fetch the answer for the same question (by using [1]) instead of randomly selecting again.

The issue here is that the page uses Javascript to add rows to the table as you scroll down the page, so data for all rows is not present when you read the page using read_html.

The first 200 rows of data are contained in the page source code inside this tag, as JSON format:

indexOf requires an element. You can use find to get the element first and get the index next:

If I'm understanding your question/issue correctly, you want to render the Gallery and Paint components each on their own routes independently, and fix the slideshow linking from painting to painting. For this use the first routing snippet so they are independent routes and not nested.

You can include 1 column with case statement like below -

The function you pass to useEffect closes over the counter variable.

When you call setCounter it updates counter in the store, and the hook re-renders. The effect hook doesn't run again because none of the dependencies ([] - there are none) have changed.

Next time the event handler set up by onSnapshot is triggered, it uses the same value of counter as the previous time. This means that counter.phil is still 0 inside the effect hook. You add 1 to 0 again and call setCounter but this value is the same as the previous value.

Since counter hasn't changed this time, the second effect hook which depends on the value of counter doesn't get triggered.

Pass a function to setCounter to get the most recent value instead of the original closed over value:

The problem is that you are writing to x which is an object in an array in the store, when you do x.items = filter.

To avoid this, you need to create a copy of x, and replace items. See below for an example of doing this with Object.assign