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QUESTION
I tried to concatenate all the sheets in the excel file without leaving NaN in other sheets
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Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 00:46Concatenate on axis 1 (columns) instead of axis 0 (index, the default), like so: df = pd.concat([fil.parse(name) for name in names], axis=1)
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QUESTION
I want to add grid layout to my five frames code , it has only one class and the frames should be 3 in the top and 2 in the bottom
here is the code....
lass MainProg(QtWidgets.QMainWindow):
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Answered 2019-Nov-14 at 13:39Try it:
QUESTION
I am getting the following JsonObject as a repponse from my API call -
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Answered 2019-Nov-12 at 10:08Complete solution using gson:
QUESTION
I'm self-taught/totally new to Jekyll and Github Pages and was wondering how to go about opening a URL in a new tab with markdown in the config.yml page.
This is the website theme I'm using. I want the last 'github' link to open in a new tab, instead of the default, which is opening in the current tab.
The _config.yml looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-10 at 10:23You need to add target="_blank"
to index.html
line 12
as follow:
QUESTION
The code below displays this:
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Answered 2017-Apr-04 at 10:20Simple example to download a file:
QUESTION
I want to add Data before the array and it is written into the converted json. I have checked that there are no errors when converting, but why isn't there?
This the code
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Answered 2018-Aug-14 at 16:48Rather than trying to code the JSON and then json_encode()
it you can use an array to generate the desired output:
QUESTION
I am writing a PHP site, in which I use some Mysql to access a DB.
I have a table named travel
, which used to have a field named date
from type Date (according to phpMyAdmin), and also I have a PHP variable $date
from type string which stores a date in the format "Y-m-d"
when I needed to get all the elements from the table where the date was the same as the specified in $date
, I was able to do it with a simple query like this:
"SELECT * FROM travel WHERE date=$date"
Now the problem is, I needed to change the date field data-type on the DB, from Date to DateTime, to also store hours and minutes.
On this particular query I am not interested on hours and minutes. I just need to get all the elements from the table where the date is the same as the specified in $date
without considering the hours and minutes stored in the DB field.
what i am suposed to change to achieve this?
For example:
$date = "2030-12-25"
and
database
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-18 at 06:41Simply change:
QUESTION
I have this string
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-07 at 21:05Use a regular expression /\[[a-zA-Z]*\]/
QUESTION
I have done a lot of searching for this and have found lots of help to generate a maze, but I have a very specific requirement and all the loops Iv tried have failed horribly.
I created an editor where I could draw what I need, but a generator would help a great deal and this has failed.
Requirement:
Given a square grid of DIV elements (no smaller than 10x10 and no larger than 60x60) I need a joined path through and around the grid that will not touch itself at any point except at start/finish. There must always be at least one blank square between all path squares (any number of blanks is fine so long as the path never comes into contact with itself). There can be no dead ends and no loops (Where the path would cross itself).
This is kind of like a reverse maze - I do not need to fill the entire grid, in fact I have no problem with lots of space around the path. It might be easier to think of this along similar lines to a Monopoly board game where the path around the board wanders about instead of going around the edges. I'm actually stuck for an adequate description, hence calling it a reverse maze.
Things I tried:
Lots and lots of overly complex loops. Iv not really come very close and the issue is also one of performance. Lots and lots of code designed to generate a maze. Some of these have been very good indeed, but they all generate a typical maze, which is not what I need at all really, and adapting the code has proven trickier than writing an insane set of loops within loops.
Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.
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Okay, I have translated KIKO's PHP code into Javascript but somewhere along the line I have made a simple error that I cannot track down: The code works and generates a table of the correct dimensions and generates a path through it.
However, in the function "isWithinGrid" I have to subtract 1 from the width and height of the table or the entire thing will fail, and, if I do this, the code will work and created a path through the table minus one cell which will be incorrectly colored although clearly a part of the path.
Note that sometimes the path will be broken or touching itself. I have little doubt that some small problem is causing all of this, but currently this is the best I have come up with and any further help would be much appreciated.
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Answered 2018-Feb-25 at 15:51Well, I've given it a try. One hour of work seems more than enough for a simple question. It is, of course, far from perfect, but it illustrates what I was talking about. It generates solutions like this:
The complete code is:
QUESTION
I've spent the past 2 hours trying to figure out how to solve this problem but with no luck. I am having an issue with the text overlapping the background as well as the footer when I minimize the browser size. The html, body and divs are set to a height of 100% but there persists a vertical overlap. I would like the text to stay in the container and the container size to adjust the browser size when minimized, as well as keep the footer at the bottom.
Thank you so much, greatly appreciate it!
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-30 at 06:14Use min-height: 100%;
instead of height: 100%;
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