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I have been developing a personal project for a couple of weeks now, and over the past week something changed and the HTML Hidden helper function stopped submitting for some reason and I can't find out why.

Here is the view.

I've been trying to write a function that inserts space based on the length of the strings in a column.

I have a dataframe with two columns one with postcodes and the other with the length of those postcodes. Shown below:

I am using Google Sheets copyTo function. There are formulas in cells M2:P10 that are calculating a value from another sheet. I'm simply trying to use the copyTo function to paste the values to another sheet, but the pasting function results in blank output. I can't figure out why as everything seems perfectly fine here. Help!

I wanted to create a program which is Object Oriented, that consists of students stored in an ArrayList in the Grade class. Every Student has a name, a surname and an age. So what I wanted to accomplish is getting back all the information of one student in the ArrayList in the console by using a Scanner. So I basically store the user given value and compare it in an if-Statement with the names or surnames in the ArrayList using a for-loop. If the passed name doesn't equal one of the names in the ArrayList, a message says the person does not exist in this grade.

It works but if I loop through the ArrayList to get person on index 2 for instance, the message that the person doesn't exist in this grade pops up for index 0 and 1 and I dont want that.

I'm from Germany, thats why most of the stuff is written in German. This is the code:

I have a file with multiple columns and rows. I would like to take the data and find rows where there are duplicates of the value in column 4 and then print those rows to a new file.

My data file looks like this:

I have two dataframes: a list of SNPs from the output of GWAS, and a list of gene start/end coordinates. I want to filter (using dplyr package) to extract only those genes which have a SNP whose Position falls within their start/end boundaries.

I imagine %in% might be the right way to go here, but I'm struggling with the fact that the gene coordinates are a range of values. Thus I can't just look for rows where the SNP position matches a gene position.

I've seen solutions using BiomaRt package and others, but I'm looking for a dplyr solution. Thanks in advance.

Gene dataframe:

I built a SOCKS55 server from the code of https://github.com/postageapp/ss5 recently, and I tried to set this server as a proxy server for audio chat, which is implemented with UDP socket. However, UDP connections dropped out every time I tried to use this proxy server. My UDP ASSOCIATE request is good and works well. Most audio chat apps tested can work normally when proxied by my SOCKS5 server, but they'll be interrupted at about 60s. The log file of this SOCKS5 server only showed me one line: "UDP ASSOCIATE" TERMINATED 0 0 60 (36.157.*.*:36314 -> 119.23.*.*:23333). It seems that there is a timeout setting for UDP conversations of SOCKS5 protocol. Anyone knows anything about it?

I am getting an error stating "Bad Value at Line 35" after every run of my code. The code actually runs through all the way once, but then there is a second file that is created named "undefined" and seems to be part of this error. Nowhere in my code do I have the script create multiple spreadsheets, we are only having it create one. It would be greatly appreciated if I could find a solution to this issue. Code Below:

I'm making a chess game and trying to add valid positions to a vector. The specific piece I'm working on is the knight, and some of the positions I've hardcoded are off the board, depending on the knight's position on the board. My coordinate system uses A-H for rows and 0-8 for columns.

I have defined a character array of valid characters (A-H and 0-8) and I'm using find_first_not_of to identify, and remove coordinate pairs that are invalid. For example:

Valid: A1

Invalid: ?3 - remove this

Question: Why is it that my function removes some coordinate pairs that are invalid and don't fit the pattern, but not others? For example, using position A2 as input, @4 and @0 are successfully removed. However the remaining available positions are C3, C1, B4, ?3, B0, ?1.

If the input is H2, then F3, F1, G0, G4 are available positions and J3, J1, I4, I0 are successfully removed, giving the desired result of only valid positions.

Problem: My output is correct some of the time and incorrect other times given the same method of removing invalid positions.

Parent class Piece.cpp: