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You are deleting the key and the value, after extracting them from the dictionary, that doesn't affect the dictionary. What you should do is delete the dictionary entry:

The problem is you keeping assigning the eventListener to the document.querySelector(".buttons") which cause problems.

Every time you trigger the game function, you will assign a new eventListener to .buttons which makes your every time you click the .button, you will trigger the game function for not only one time which makes the score doesn't work as you expected.

You could use Chrome developer tool to check that (if you are using chrome)

you can use string_to_array() and unnest()

You have to specify the member intent to receive on_member_join events. You can do this while creating your bot object by adding an intent option:

A quick workaround will be: to check

time.timezone.substring(0, 4) ==="(GMT"

and if true add GMT to the returned value before "PM" / "AM"

something like this:

There's a thing called tz, zoneinfo, or the Olson database. It's maintained by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority

It names zones in Continent/City or sometimes Continent/State/City format, like Asia/Kolkata or America/Indiana/Knox. Each named zone contains rules for converting to and from UTC time to local time, including the correct handling of summer time.

The database contains the temporopolitical history of time zone and summer time changeovers for the city (and surrounding regions). So, if the government of, say, Knox Indiana USA, changes the summer time rules next year, their entry gets updated in a maintenance release of the database.

If Spain decides to repudiate its Franco-era decision to use the same time zone as 'Europe/Berlin', and move to the same zone as 'Europe/Lisbon', the updated zoneinfo data for 'Europe/Madrid' will reflect that change on its effective date. Updates to UNIX-based operating systems like Linux and MacOS include the most recent zoneinfo data.

php uses zoneinfo. So does MySql. moment.js adds synonyms to it. If somebody in Knox sets their time zone to moment's synonym 'US/Central' and the city council the changes the rules, they won't follow the change.

So, please consider using php's list in your application, because it's proven so far to be future-proof.

getStaticProps only work for components under the pages folder.

FYI: https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/pages

So, you need to import your data inside pages/index.js. Then pass the data to your Categories component.

Based on the results you are showing for Joda-Time, you likely are using a very old version.

Time zones change at the whim of governments. It's very important to always use the latest version and to stay on top of updates.

Upgrade to the current version of Joda-Time (2.10.10 at the time of writing this) and the discrepancy you reported should go away.

You could simply copy the values of Date to LocalDate without transforming the data: