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If there is a json data set that looks like this.
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Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 08:40The point of attrs et al is to have well-defined classes for your data. So the short answer to your question is “no”.
Setting attributes dynamically like you you want to doesn’t buy you much, except that it’s less typing to access your data.
A better way is to have well-defined classes where one look tells you what attributes to expect and serialize/normalize your JSON into it. There’s a bunch of packages for that; for attrs there’s cattrs for instance. Or you just write a function or class method.
The time you spend making this transition explicit, you’ll get back tenfold when debugging later.
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Looking for some help with this if possible. I have a MySQL table that looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 14:01This isn't possible with full text search Full text search search is for full words search, and not for partial word searching with like you need it.
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I'm trying to understand the formula for what I wish to accomplish. Although, we cannot exactly account for this being factual, it would help give an insight into better analysis. To make it easier to understand I'll outline a scenario:
- I buy a pack of Pokemon cards
- Each pack of cards has 10 cards
- The chance of me getting a Charizard is 1.1%. Whilst I have 100% chance of getting a Pokemon card, a 60% chance of getting a rare card and a 4.3% chance of getting a shiny card.
How many packs would I need to purchase to have the best % of packing a Charizard? Given my odds of 100%, 60%, 4.3% and 1.1%.
Although, this appears to be a maths question, I am trying to write a code/function for this in Swift. Where I can input the values/percentages.
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Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 13:38The answer is, buy an infinite number of packs. As the number of packs of cards goes up, the probability of getting at least 1 Charizard goes up, by very small increments, but it is never certain. (as the number of packs you purchase approaches infinity, your probability of getting at least 1 Charizard asymptotically approaches 1, or 100%.)
I belive you figure it like this:
A probability of getting a card is 1.1% That means the probability of NOT getting that card is 100-1.1, or 98.9% (or 0.989)
Each time you get a pack, your probability of NOT getting a Charizard should be
0.989number_of_packs
(0.989 raised to the number_of_packs_purchased power)
After 10 packs, your probability of NOT getting a Charizard would be 0.98910, or ≈0.895 (89.5%, which means your chance of GETTING a Charizard wold be 100%-89.5% = 10.5%)
After purchasing 100 packs, your probability of not getting a Charizard would be 0.989100, or about 0.33, or about a 66% chance of getting a Charizard
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Currently I am working on a discord bot for a Pokemon and I will be running, I have the encounter system down, but have been having trouble with the damage system. Currently this is what the whole code looks like.
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Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 08:18You'd have to create separate argument variables.
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I am trying to make a discord bot to make random encounters for a dnd, Right now I have the code
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Answered 2021-Jan-24 at 21:55K so I finished it, it all works. The final code is looking like
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I'm working with an API that has very strict rate limits and I need to send a number of requests to the same endpoint from names in an array. I set up a simple demo project and I tried this (and may variants of):
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Answered 2021-Jan-17 at 12:00but the Axios.get()'s all fire off when they are created
this highlights a very interesting trait of Promises: they are eager. I think the defer
operator can come in handy:
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First thing, my data is POKEMON!!! enjoy 😉
I need to do this on the database side, filtering and sorting the returned data isn't an option as using Paging...
I'm using Room I have my database working well but I now want to query the pokemonType list in my relation
Given this data class
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Answered 2020-Dec-24 at 00:00Have you compared Room to Cmobilecom-JPA for android? JPA is very good at query relationships. The advantage of using JPA (standard) is obvious, making your code reusable on android, server side java, or swing project.
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This is for a project. I need to access an array from this api: https://pokeapi.co/. I am able to access the array, which looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 03:34Your error is because pokemon
is null when you're trying to do the *ngFor
right? In this case you can add ?
after pokemon
in you HTML.
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Answered 2020-Sep-06 at 17:32Add below code to imageview:
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Querying room database with List of Enums as an argument yields results only when a single Enum is provided in the list and returns no results when multiple Enums in list. Given a list of a single Enum in the query the resuls returned will only be those that match exactly that Enum and no results that consist of that Enum and other Enums combined.
However, according to this post results should be returned that match a containing element. Additionally, android documentation outlines the expected behaviour to be the same as far as i understand. I found this issue tracked which is of a very similar nature, albeit, not exact which led to a merge in AOSP but has provided little insight into my issue.
Any help appreciated, code below:
Enum
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Answered 2020-Aug-02 at 18:21As sergiy-tikhonov identified in his comment, the sql IN operator only returns results matched on a single occurance in the list provided.
I've managed to rectify my issue by assigning each entry two colums for 'Type' rather than a single column that contains a list of 'Type' (since each pokemon can only have two types this works without the use of a relationship between tables). Allocating each entry a primary and secondary Type allows me to query both columns with a single list of types:
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