Anarchy | Amateur modification for AoTTG game by Feng Lee

I ran multiple imputation to impute missing data for 2 variables of a data frame, then I got a new data frame (with 2 columns for 2 imputed variables).

Now, I want to replace the 2 columns in the original data frame with the two newly imputed columns from my new dataframe. What should I do?

Original data frame new data frame for imputed variables

This is the code I used. Only 2 columns in this data frame are missing data, so I only imputed those two. Is that ok? Can you please suggest me a better way?

I know my question is really common question but I did not find the right solution. I have fetched Event from open API. The api gives multiple events and also there are startDate & endDate. When I fetched the data, it gives all events but the start dates are not sorted. I want to make one helper function which will sort data by start date and return an Arrays of sort date. But I could not able to do that. I used javascript getTime for startDate and endDate and compare with them and tried to return the sortData but could not able to do that.

PS: for date validation I am using date-fns

Here is my code and I did not share my wrong approach.

Edit: Fixed data example issue

Background/Data: I'm working on a merge between two datasets: one is a list of the legal names of various publicly traded companies and the second is a fairly dirty field with company names, individual titles, and all sorts of other difficult to predict words. The company name list is about 14,000 rows and the dirty data is about 1.3M rows. Not every publicly traded company will appear in the dirty data and some may appear multiple times with different presentations (Exxon Mobil, Exxon, ExxonMobil, etc.).

Accordingly, my current approach is to dismantle the publicly traded company name list into the individual words used in each title (after cleaning out some common words like company, corporation, inc, etc.), resulting in the data shown below as Have1. An example of some of the dirty data is shown below as Have2. I have also cleaned these strings to eliminate words like Inc and Company in my ongoing work, but in case anyone has a better idea than my current approach, I'm leaving the data as-is. Additionally, we can assume there are very few, if any, exact matches in the data and that the Have2 data is too noisy to successfully use a fuzzy match without additional work.

Question: What is the best way to go about determining which of the items in Have2 contains the words from Have1? Specifically, I think I need the final data to look like Want, so that I can then link the public company name to the dirty data name. The plan is to hand-verify the matches given the difficult of the Have2 data, but if anyone has any suggestions on another way to go about this, I am definitely open to suggestions (please, someone, have a suggestion haha).

Tried so far: I have code that sort of works, but takes ages to run and seems inefficient. That is:

So I'm creating a small hangman game to practice my Python and before I code the "Y" or "Yes" conditional portion of my code I decided to test out the responses to make sure it takes in the user inputs correctly. Unfortunately when I enter "N" or "No" the code doesn't skip past the "Y" or "Yes" portion of my code and returns

"Welcome to a game of Hangman! Please type in Y or Yes to play or N or No to quit no Yay! I'm glad you decided to play! Hmm let me guess a word.................ok DONE! Please type in a letter or guess the word!"

....any ideas why it's not skipping the "Yes" portion of the code?

I'm recreating the classic Sandwich Alignment Chart using the HTML5 canvas, but my programatic titles for the blocks are not working properly.

They seem to print out fine in the console, so I cannot see why they don't all get rendered on the canvas.

Below is my latest Alignment Chart code.

this is my first question on StackOverflow as I'm well and truly stumped. I'm using BeautifulSoup (and python, of course) to scrape a web database that in the past had been consistent and easy to scrape, but now has become difficult.

Previously the web content had been scraped from HTML:

Y'all, I'm trying to alleviate some of my work in migrating from a face-to-face teaching environment to one that is remote for at least the next three months. To this end, I am trying to create randomized lists of eligible vocabulary words for quizzes. I can have it generate up to eighteen sets of words for an identical number of quizzes, but I seem to be fumbling with checking whether the randomly selected word is already part of that quiz, i.e. I am getting a ton of repeats. Since one word is taught per day, this means the first biweekly quiz will have ten eligible words; the second, twenty words; the third, thirty words; etc. Please see the code below, and thank you in advance for your help!

I'm currently working on a plugin for Bukkit (Paper Spigot) that acts as a queue. This plugin in running in a queue server that then will take players over to the proper server when the proper server has less that a set number of players. I need to obtain the playercount from the proper server and use it in code from my queue plugin. I found examples on how to do this using Bukkit's messaging channel but that requires players (I think) and I don't completely understand it even though I've read many other articles and stackoverflow posts as most of these people have had slightly different problems. I've also heard other people talk about sockets but I'm not sure how they work. I am fine with running a second plugin in either the proper server or the Bungeecord server. I just need to know what code to write and where to write it! or at least a helpful example of a working system.

Here's my code so far:

When I am on

127.0.0.1:8081

and I click a link that has an href of /mod it takes me to

127.0.0.1:8081/mods

But now I am using a DNS that simply redirects to my IP, but instead of changing the sub directory, it stays the same. The page that my web server is programmed to send still sends, but the URL doesn't. This means that when I refresh on the URL it takes me back to the index. There are no errors per say, but it is not doing what I want it to do.

This is the web server (Express)