Solitude | privacy analysis tool that enables anyone | Privacy library

Indeed, the error occurs because you pass a standard list to quick_sort, while it expects the argument to be a doubly linked list instance.

Moreover, it would be strange if the use of lists were allowed in this algorithm, as then one may wonder why there is a doubly linked list in the first place. If you're going to use lists, then you might as well store the data in a list and sort the list. This cannot be the purpose.

Some other comments about the code:

• quick_sort is a method of the class, so it should not be necessary to pass the linked list also as argument. Instead, pass two arguments that identify the start and end node of a subsection in that linked list.

• The final return statement is problematic. If indeed quick_sort is going to return a linked list, then + is not an operator you can use on those. Moreover, Quick Sort is supposed to be an in-place sorting algorithm, while + suggests a new list being created. As it is in-place, you should be able to just return self.

So, ... you really need to solve this by walking through the linked list and manipulate it.

Here is one way to do it. First define two methods that allow inserting and deleting a node anywhere in the list:

Each account in Auth0 has a discovery endpoint and you can find it by going to Settings for your Auth0 application and then under Advanced settings you will find the Endpoints tab.

Under there you will find your OpenID Configuration URL.

I managed to reproduce this issue with the simplified code below. It seems to me like a bug, or at least as an undocumented limitation of the Aggregate method. It fails after enumerating a number of around Int32.MaxValue elements.

Try to increase mtry

Since MongoDB v3.6, we may perform uncorrelated sub-queries which gives us more flexibility to join two collections.

Try this:

Unfortunately you cannot change the style dynamically of a text area input.

However, a possible workaround is to display the text the user is writing below the text area. In that way the text will dynamically change as the user is writing and you can apply the specific styling for that array of words. You could even set the text area to not display the text and in that way the user would only see its input below with the right feature.

There are many resources on this topic other than MDN if you search around.

How does the spread and rest operators in JS work?

JavaScript ES6: Spread Operator and Rest Parameters

Javascript's three dots ( ... ): Spread vs rest operators

Rest parameters and spread syntax

Spread

The spread operator “spreads” the values in an iterable (arrays, strings)

Essentially, spread will iterate over each item of an array in this case. Outputting array[0] array[1] array[2] etc.