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I have a data frame called ldat_1. I want create a new column called language from the Condition column. In the new language column, I need two factor levels called english and malay.

To create that language column, using the levels of Condition column, I want "T2" "T3" "T4" "T5" "T6" to become english, and "TM2" "TM3" "TM4" "TM5" "TM6" to become malay.

hear is my some code:

I have a question regarding the arrow functions in Javascript: What exactly is the code inside the map() method doing? I can't understand how exactly this takes each word and then join() method takes the first character?!

I am trying to make a bot that asks a person s basic true/false questions. I have two .txt files (one with questions and one with answers) which I open then read and remove the new line character '\n' from. This is my code for reading the questions file:

I am planning to add a filtering feature to my website blogs. For this, each blog post will be associated with a keyword. Selecting these keywords will show/filter all the blogs associated with that specific keyword category.

In the code below, I have separated my blogs into 3 categories (Forest, Birds and Sea). However, I also want some of the blogs to be associated with multiple keywords (two or three), see the 'Forest Birds' section in the snippet below. If someone can help me with how to do it, that would be great.

I read about Dependence Inversion Principle and have seen example as below

There is an interface called IBird as below

The xml format is a good way to store any hierarchical data. As an example we are using the classification of animals

I'm essentially making a counter and it counts the number of times a name appears in a list. I'm trying to use a function so I can easily do it for all the names. It works fine when I don't make the code a function but as soon as I do it no longer returns the value of y.

This is an incomplete tree diagram I made to classify this list of animals:

horse, cow, sheep, pig, dog, cat, lion, tiger, whale, dolphin, seal, penguin, ostrich, sparrow, spider, ant, bee, wasp, termite, octopus, squid

I havent finished putting in dog, tiger, lion, etc. just because the application required me to buy some subscription for more shapes and i wasn't gonna do that, but that doesn't matter cos I can visualise the rest. My question is; In python code, how can I make a program that asks the user yes/no questions continuously until it can make out what animal it is out of the list. I can obviously do this with lots of IF statements, or with OOP and using attributes, however both solutions require me to ask EVERY single question, which would amount to quite a lot of lines of code, and it would be quite ugly. How do I make it, for example, so that if the user says that their animal is aquatic, it no longer asks any of the questions that don't apply to the animal. For example:

If I pick wasp, and I answer yes to the question "Is your animal a land animal?", then no to "Is your animal a mammal?", then yes to it being a carnivore and being able to fly, how do i make it so the program will only branch to those questions? Basically, how do i code a tree diagram that follows the user's inputs? (I dont need any GUI)

Consider the following two data frames: