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Can anyone please explain to me why my code doesn't run when I have my second elsif statement in. I'm sure it's something simple but I've been over it a few times, wrote out the code again and still can't work out the bug. It only bugs when line 25 to 30 are in and says

undefined method`[]' on line 35

but this error will change to something else if I run it again.

So this is affecting line_three as a test I am trying "Southern Cross" for the starting location and "Windsor" for the destination.

This is an error message I receive:

I have been trying via pandas to extract data from a txt file containing json utf-8 encoded data.

Direct link to data file - http://download.companieshouse.gov.uk/psc-snapshot-2022-02-06_8of20.zip

Data's structure looks like the following examples:

I am trying to figure out how to possibly configure the use of different Service Containers for different routes/endpoints in a ASP.NET Core (.NET 5) application.

The background is that we have an application on ASP.NET 4.x that allows for plugins to register their own routes/endpoints (under configurable prefixes - that is also something I need to figure out in ASP.NET Core) - each such plugin gets its own Castle Windsor container where it can register services and other things with services we pre-register in that container. This container is also used to activate any ASP.NET WebApi controllers for that particular plugin.

We have done this by building some custom routing on top of ASP.NET 4 WebAPI/MVC where the route has information about which context it originates from (The core Application or a Plugin) as well as automatically prepending the prefix.

However, ASP.NET Core WebAPI/MVC has changed allot of things and I can't quite figure out how to get to the same result.

Because this is driven by plugins, it doesn't have to be done on a PER route basis obviously, instead PER plugin is good enough (Which would be a group of routes under the same prefix), so I have been trying to figure out of any of these provided a viable path for me:

• Application Parts
• Feature Providers (that container application parts)
• Controller activators

I did try out a combination of all the above where a ApplicationPart would return custom implementation of types, there by letting us carry extra info about the controller to the IControllerActivator. However ASP.NET Core requires RuntimeType's rather than just any "TypeInfo" implementation.

I have a text file that I want to be sorted.

Each line has a package name, a pipe and a version number.

Examples:

1. AutoFixture|4.15.0
2. Castle.Windsor.Lifestyles|0.3.0

I tried to use the default list.Sort() method but I obtained:

Does anyone know how to set up a custom DI provider (such as Castle Windsor) in a DotNetCore Worker Service? I've seen info on how to do it for ASP.NET apps, but all the examples talk about modifying Startup.cs, which does not exist in the Worker Service template.

It seems to be impossible to determine the type for which a dependency is resolved:

Given the following document structure:

I have a small question. How can I print all the texts belonging to that author by selecting the author from the csv that I read with the pandas below, can you help with the python code? (ex. I want to display all texts where eap is author.)

Thank you!

Generate a list of all appointments in alphabetical order by patient name and by latest date and time for each patient. The list should also include the doctor scheduled and the receptionist who made the appointment.

This is my query so far: