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I am making a tower defense game and just got attempt to index nil with 'WaitForChild' error in my health script. The tower is looking at the enemy, playing the animations, it just does not show the updated health of the zombies. The supposed code in question is local humanoid = model:WaitForChild("Humanoid") Does anybody know how to make it show updated health?

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Now we have 3 tables which are employees, workson, project.

For the employees table (with sample data)

employeeid name gender 100 John M 101 Jim M 102 Sam F 103 Quinn F 400 Jane F 401 Mary F

For the workson table we have

employeeid projectid 101 4554 102 4554 103 4554 104 4554 101 4555 102 4555 401 4555 101 4556 102 4556 401 4556

For the projects table

projectid projectName 4556 Zombies 4555 Umbrella Corp 4554 Evil

Based on the dataset, it should be clear that the only employees who worked together on more than 2 projects are Jim and Sam. Hence that should be the expected outcome which is 2.

My own code however seems to return the number of projects that each employee had worked in and retrieved rows of 3000+++(every single employee). When the output should only be a simple integer.

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I've been trying to make a game similar to a tower defense game in pygame. Essentially, there are zombies walking on a path, and you have to shoot them (the crosshair is your mouse). There are 3 files I have: crosshair.py, spritesheet.py, and main.py. I am able to get the walking animation from my sprite sheet, however, when I want it to walk up or down, the direction it's looking in doesn't change.

This is what the sprite sheet looks like:

Here is my code:

spritesheet.py:

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pragma solidity >=0.5.0 <0.6.0;

contract ZombieFactory {

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In the Programming Language Examples Alike Cookbook's chapter on Sockets, the "Pre-Forking Servers" section uses a SIGCHLD handler like this:

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I've been trying to create a simple game in which zombies (represented by purple circles) are attacking a treasure.

Here's my code:

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I have a string in my code like:

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I was trying to implement a neat way to build multiple Plants (inspired by plants vs zombies). To make it easy to add more plant Types I wanted to make the cost and dmg of the plant static so I can set it once for all Plants of this type.

In this case I have only one Plant (Sunflower), now I would like to instantiate the Sunflowerplant. In the build method in the Cell class.

When doing it like this I get the error: Cannot create an instance of an abstract class. which is understandable for me. So is there a way to only be able to pass non abstract classes which extend from Plant as a Parameter for the build() methode or do I have to implement some sort of if (!c isAbstract)

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I have the following code. In testing, I found that when I get several hundred concurrent child processes (somewhere around 400?), I get "OSError Too Many Open Files". Any idea why?

I can solve the problem with the time.sleep(.005) call, but I shouldn't have to.

This is a part of a larger program. A typical call will set a server string, token string, and a list of many thousands of devices. For the REST API call used, the server can only handle a single device at a time. In testing, this resulted in a 20 min execution time, but indications are that using a multiprocessing approach can reduce it to around 30 sec.

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