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I want to extract the Giant component from a Gephi graph. I'm currently working on a graph too large for using Gephi's own giant component function, Gephi just freezes. So my problem now is that I want to extract only the nodes which are part in the giant component from my edges.csv file to be able to remove all nodes not included in the giant component, making the file smaller and manageable for Gephi.

I want to solve this using Python and I know there is a lib for python called networkx, can my problem be solved through networkx easy? My edges.csv is on the format:

I have a firebase function that does lot of checks in the firebase realtime database and then returns a response.

Does the node runtime in firebase garantee that the async functions will be executed in the order they are call? or there is some sort of non fifo scheduler that executes then?

the logic of the real function is a bit complex (over 200 lines) so to avoid the extra complexity i will just use a pseudo function as example:

I'm new to bash scripting and I need to make a script that will go through files of logs about jobs that ran and I need to extract certain values such as the memory used and then the memory requested to calculate the memory used.

To begin this I'm simply trying to get a grep command that will grep a value between two patterns in a file, which will be my starting point for this script.

The file looks something like this:

20200429:04/29/2020 04:25:32;S;1234567.vpbs3;user=xx group=xxxxxx=_xxx_xxx_xxxx jobname=xx_xxxxxx queue=xxx ctime=1588148732 qtime=1588148732 etime=1588148732 start=1588148732 exec_host=xxx2/1*8 exec_vnode=(xx2:mem=402653184kb:ncpus=8) Resource_List.mem=393216mb Resource_List.ncpus=8 Resource_List.nodect=1 Resource_List.place=free Resource_List.preempt_targets=NONE Resource_List.Qlist=xxxq Resource_List.select=1:mem=393216mb:ncpus=8 Resource_List.walltime=24:00:00 resource_assigned.mem=402653184kb resource_assigned.ncpus=8

The values in bold are what I need to extract. Its multiple jobs and dates, so the file goes on with multiple paragraphs like this of data with different dates and numbers.

From going through similar questions online, I've come up with:

I've been working on a project for the past few days that involves three linked lists.

Here is an example of the header with the nodes and the lists themselves:

I'm writing code to implement extension by definitions in mathematical logic.

It takes in a description of languages and their extensions, and it outputs a new haskell file which will parse a high-level language into a lower-level one. Of course, if I can turn language C into language B, and language B into language A, then by composing I can turn C to A.... and yet...

Here is a minimal example of the problem I'm facing:

I want to represent relationships between nodes in python using pandas.DataFrame And each relationship has weight so I used dataframe like this.

a couple of weeks ago i just got a test for a job interview, the thing is that i've resolved almost everything except one point, that at this point, i guess it's impossible to resolve. but for sure i'm wrong.

This problem deals with related data. Our server API, IRepository, will only return a node with its immediate children (for example imagine that FakeRepository is loading from a Database. You must not change the code in FakeRepository for this test).

Imagine that the NodeManager is client side code.

We want to make sure that there is only ever one instance of a specific object on the client, so that our client has a consistent view of data in our application. The test “LoadingNodeB_ShouldAlwaysReturnTheSameInstance()” demonstrates this problem. Modify the code in the NodeManager so that this test passes.

so, we have this IRepo

I feel really confused about how nodes are referenced to each other in linkedlist. Supposed we have code like this:

NodeA: 1->2->3; NodeB: 6->7->8; ListNode NodeC = NodeA; IF WE DO: NodeC.next = NodeB;// NodeC becomes 1->6->7->8, NodeA also changed to 1->6->7->8, why? OR WE DO: NodeC = NodeB;//this will only change NodeC, but NodeA stay the origin, why?

When we set two nodes are ponitning to the same, and if we change one node to point different next, the another one also get changed. However, if we only say NodeC = NodeB, it seems like there is nothing changed on NodeA. I have been struggling this for few days, could anyone explain how this work? really appreciate !

Suppose I have the following network: