CSA | Andrew V. Goldberg 's CSA
kandi X-RAY | CSA Summary
kandi X-RAY | CSA Summary
This is a mirror of CSA version 1.2. This tooling is a solver for weighted bipartite matchings. It is useful for finding solutions to instances of [the Assignment Problem] If you are intended to use this, you will probably also be interested in the add-on [CSA-tools] library.
Support
Quality
Security
License
Reuse
Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
Currently covering the most popular Java, JavaScript and Python libraries. See a Sample of CSA
CSA Key Features
CSA Examples and Code Snippets
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on CSA
QUESTION
- Consider the following program segment:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 05:22"what if ALL the elements in the initial list are negative numbers?" If that's the case, wouldn't it be impossible to strip away any negative number?
I thought so too at first, but note that the end n
is updated:
QUESTION
I am running a scraper using Selenium and BeautifulSoup and I want to check whether a certain word is in .
A snippet of the HTML code is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 10:34To search
data-asin="..."
, you can use this example:
QUESTION
I'm still new to the python language and I need help with my simple program. My program seems to work just fine at first but later on, python seems to skip my "if" statements after "option1" and "option2", and somewhat directly proceeds to its invalid error, then exit, still new and I need help on this one or if anyone can suggest the best option, I will greatly appreciate it. I use python 3.9 by the way.
Here's my program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 13:52Note that unless choice and choice2 are identical,
QUESTION
print("Options:")
print("[P] Print Options")
print("[C] Convert from Celsius")
print("[F] Convert from Fahrenheit")
print("[M] Convert from Miles")
print("[KM] Convert from Kilometers")
print("[In] Convert from Inches")
print("[CM] Convert from Centimeters")
print("[Q] Quit")
Option1 = input("Option: ")
if Option1 == "C":
Celsius = int(input("Celsius Temperature: "))
F1 = float(Celsius*9//5 +32)
print("Fahrenheit: " + str(F1))
elif Option1 == "F":
Fahrenheit = int(input("Fahrenheit Temperature: "))
C1 = float((Fahrenheit-32)*5//9)
print("Celcius: " + str(C1))
elif Option1 == "M":
Miles = int(input("Miles Distance: "))
M1 = float((Miles//1.609))
print("Kilometers: " + str(M1))
elif Option1 == "KM":
Kilometers = int(input("Kilometers Distance: "))
KM1 = float((Kilometers*1.609))
print("Miles: " + str(KM1))
elif Option1 == "In":
Inches = int(input("Inches: "))
In = float((Inches*2.54))
print("Centimeters: " + str(In))
elif Option1 == "CM":
Centimeters = float(input("Centimeters: "))
CM1 = float((Centimeters//2.54))
print("Inches: " + str(CM1))
elif Option1 == "Y":
Yard = float(input("Yard: "))
Y1 = float((Yard//1.094))
print("Meters: " + str(Y1))
elif Option1 == "MT":
Meters = float(input("Meters: "))
MT1 = float((Meters*1.094))
print("Yard: " + str(MT1))
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 05:35You can use a while
loop
QUESTION
I was trying to insert 5 subjects marks of multiple students into 2D array, and check their total and average marks, so I managed to insert into 2D array, but the loops will keep adding the marks of the previous students, which I assume it's because of the sum += student[x]. For example, the marks of first student got no issue with, but the marks of second students will be adding by the first student marks. What should I use to avoid this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 03:43Set sum to zero inside the loop
QUESTION
Any items in a list where the name of an item (in the brackets) has <=2 character, the description is put on the same line as the name. I'm looking for a way to make it so all of the descriptions are all indented on the next line, thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 08:21There are a couple of options. For example: Format the item yourself with a new command. Then you can decide the spacing yourself.
QUESTION
Unable to use multi column pivot in Snowflake. Single column pivot is working fine. Below is my Query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 15:14I recommend using a lateral join and values
:
QUESTION
I am working on converting a ThinkScript indicator into PineScript. I am currently having problems with converting ThinkScript's barNumber() function to PineScript. I think I know what to use as its equivalent but I am not sure I understand the barNumber() even after reading the documentation and examples.
This indicator is basically used as an entry/exit indicator. I think what the code is doing by utilizing the barNumber() is removing the signal if a new signal is plotted, but if that new signal is invalidated then it reverts to the previous signal.
Here is the part of code I am confused with the first few defs have more meat behind them just it is irrelevant to explain them they should all return as floats (def stateUp through def linDev):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 22:35The equivalent for thinkScript's BarNumber() is Pine-Script's bar_index.
thinkScript and Pine-Script both use a loop that represents the trading period range in effect. The BarNumber/bar_index value represents each measurement period that is being calculated through the loop.
To compare this to other types of coding, you might consider something like for bar_index in 0 to 10
for a trading period of 10 days, where bar_index
would count from 0 through 9 (ie, it acts like the stereotypical i
in a for
loop).
The period the index represents could be a day, minute, tick, etc - whatever you set for your chart or calculations. And, note: *a "day" represents a "trading day", not a "calendar day".
A confusing issue is: where do the bars start counting? The BarNumber() or bar_index starts at the earliest period of your time frame and counts up toward the most recent trading period of your time frame. Eg, the bar_index of 0 might represent 10 days ago, while the bar_index of 9 might represent today.
Here's some example code from the Kodify site (which provides Pine-Script tutorials):
QUESTION
I have seen the good answer to my quesntion from Debugging CodeStubAssembler (CSA) code in V8. howerver,i really cannot understand the point "You can then step through the CSA code as it emits a Turbofan IR graph which the Turbofan backend will then translate to machine code" in upshot one.Can I debug CSA line by line according to the source code in that way? In order to express my needs more clearly,I use some code examples:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 15:51Yes, you can do that, just like for any other C++ code.
Of course, this code runs as part of mksnapshot
, and what it does is it creates (part of) a "builtin" code object that can handle appending elements to JavaScript arrays. Line 2869 will put a comment into the code object's comment section (if you are running with the --code-comments
flag), line 2870 will define a label that will be used for conditional jumps later.
So just to be clear, this code does not run when you actually append elements to arrays. At that time, the builtin generated by this code will run, and debugging that requires different techniques (see the other answer).
EDIT to address questions in comments:
If i enter
p kind
in line 2870,can i get the value ofkind
? if i enterp ElementsKindToString
in this function,can i get the address of functionElementsKindToString
?
Yes, of course, this is plain C++. (Also, why do you ask? Just try it!)
how could i break in gdb before the Turbofan backend translate this function to machine code and get the debugging format i posted above.
Run mksnapshot
in GDB and set a breakpoint on the line you want, then switch the view mode as desired. (Again, this is regular GDB usage; if you need a GDB tutorial then please search for one, there are plenty on the 'net.)
While you haven't directly asked for it, I have a suspicion that what you really want to do is step through the generated builtins instruction-by-instruction and see the CSA source that was responsible for generating them. That, unfortunately, is not possible, because the builtins and their generators run at different times (and even in different binaries!).
QUESTION
I'm trying to hide/show an element depending on if the corresponding checkbox is checked or not.
There are two checkbox each one corresponding to an element. The name of thos checkboxes and elements depends on a variable stored in vendorIds array.
The problem is that the code only works for ths second variable stocked in the array.
I suppose that the problem comes from the "for" loop but I'am beginner and I don't see what's wrong.
Here is the code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 19:06Here is the answer if one day someone need it
Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
Vulnerabilities
No vulnerabilities reported
Install CSA
Support
Reuse Trending Solutions
Find, review, and download reusable Libraries, Code Snippets, Cloud APIs from over 650 million Knowledge Items
Find more librariesStay Updated
Subscribe to our newsletter for trending solutions and developer bootcamps
Share this Page