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If you are interested in the actual physical location of an IP address, then there are many sources compiled already available, like the one here for free. Some are more accurate(commercial ones) than others.

If you just want to know if an IP address is alive or what services are available then you are out of luck as many of these "public" IP addresses are only accessible from whitelisted sources and/or heavily protected from folks like you trying to sniff around for profiling reasons.

If you would like to map out the topology of the Internet, you could get a view of the Autonomous Systems (collection of IP network addresses typically owned by ISPs or larger corporations) by looking at publicly accessible BGP looking glasses. BGP is the protocol that controls the routing of packets on the Internet. Please note that this is very dynamic and changes frequently due to the dynamic nature of path selection algorythms.

check your style file

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I am unfamiliar if Animator has the field Parameters. I know it has an array of the parameters as paramaters. Generally, when trying to get a specific parameter field, you would use GetBool, GetInteger or any of the corresponding counterparts to your specific parameter field type.

If the field Parameters exists in the version of Unity you are using, then you can keep using it. The other mistake in your code as pointed out in the comments is you are currently using the assignment operator (=) instead of the comparison operator (==) in your if conditional which should always return true as the assignment should succeed. The last issue is you are directly comparing a float, which can have issues due to floating-point precision. I used Mathf.Approximately to fix this.

With using a parameter check based on parameter type and the fixed conditional, the code should looks something like:

The problem is that you aren't calling the geometry method, you're replacing it with a string.

Change this:

I'm using two window functions to solve this. (Also, assuming that your records will be ordered by the 'Time' column)

Since your 'Domain' can only take two values, I code 'Fruit' as 1 and 'day' as 0. We will do an incremental sum on this new domain column to use it as key to group 'State'.

Remove the first element and keep the rest from the output of the collect_list function. I'm using the remove_first_element UDF to do that.

You don't need the 'array_output' whenever the 'Domain' is 'day'. So replacing it with None whenever the 'Domain' is 'day'.

F.size() to get the size of the array and a custom UDF get_multi_mode_list_udf to get multi mode values

Constructing your dataframe:

If you want different actions in the final stage depending on the status, you need nested if statements. The first if detects the final stage, then you test the status.

Define a method in your class named hurt and a getter for health, like this :

You can achieve this using Map and then summing it up. It works..

You could try and wrap the text that varies in length in a div element and fix it's height, so that the longest text doesn't move the table.

In your html: