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kandi X-RAY | starfruit Summary
kandi X-RAY | starfruit Summary
IRC is an awesome protocol, it’s simple but very mature in the past decades. From my perspective, some of its features which defined in the RFC are out of date, so I wanna to implement a modern IRC server with usefull features, of course, I will extend the original IRC as well.
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- Main entry point
- Handle mode
- doRequest is used to execute the request .
- doUserChecking is used to check if a user has been disconnected
- Parse parses a string into a Message struct
- init config file
- New returns a Channel .
- doConn is used to process the connection
- doListen accepts incoming connections
- doResponse is used to send the response
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def ls():
with open("todo.txt",'r+') as file:
lines = file.readlines()
# lines = reversed(lines)
for num,line in enumerate(lines):
print(num,line)
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Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 13:01QUESTION
I have below code snippet
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Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 11:56Set is an unordered data structure in Python. Given that you want the output in lexicographical order, just add 'sorted()' inside print commands:
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I have been trying to make my app send me SMS messages for a while now, but have not been able to figure anything out. I have been trying to use Twilio's 2 official tutorials for sending SMS messages in Kotlin. This is my code:
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Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 03:06It's not exactly what I was originally making, but I found a way to relatively simply send a message from an android app.
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I am working with a column containing lists of strings, and would like to compare the last element in each row. If the final elements do not match, I want to create a new variable that would have the first and last elements concatenated like this:
element[0].element[-1]
If they do match, I'd like to differentiate between them by appending the next element in the list:
element[0].element[-2].element[-1]
I have made this column a list from its original format. Here is a snippet of the original variable from the pandas
dataframe:
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Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 20:29We can do
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[Python] I have a txt file and there are a few empty lines in it. I want to remove these lines and read file as csv
my txt file:
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Answered 2020-Mar-07 at 05:46Please checkout this.
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I have a json object inside a single array, that was an original file that I have deleted some fields, now i want to mutate one of the key values for each entry. Here is some example Json. I Want to loop through and split the meta_value at http://www.website/wp-content/uploads/
right now my code is returning every meta_value as undefined instead of splitting the value, I think it has to do with the loop changing the key value and trying to split it after.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
This is the code I have so far that generates the json data at the very end
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Answered 2020-Jan-23 at 06:25At below line let objTest = obj["meta_value"].split('http://www.mrskitson.ca/wp-content/uploads/')[1]; When you use split() it returns you empty array and [] of 0th element is not exists.
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My goal is to get the combinations of values of columns. For instance,
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Answered 2019-Aug-16 at 08:09For pandas 0.25 is possible use Series.explode
with trick for remove NaNs
in combinations
by filter out them by list comprehension with filter
, it working, because np.NaN != np.NaN
by definition:
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This is for a homework problem, so I tried to work through it as much as I could before coming here for help. I've got it 95% solved, I just can't figure out the syntax of the last bit or what method I should be using if it's different from what I'm doing now. I can't find any solution to this online that isn't actually my classmates' answers and I'm avoiding clicking on those to see how they completed the problem.
I can return the string without formatting if it only has one element, with only the word 'and' when there are two elements, and I can add commas and the word 'and' when there are more than three elements. However, I can't seem to skip adding the last comma when the array has more than three elements.
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Answered 2019-Jun-09 at 20:53EDIT with max comments:
You can do that:
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I have a dictionary which has fruits that were bought that month.
The dictionary looks like this:
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Answered 2019-Feb-23 at 20:21Your first problem is to get the counts, so we'll restructure into a new dictionary called out
:
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What is the simplest way to combine several maps in list elements into one map. For instance: list1 -> list2
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Answered 2018-Nov-28 at 09:19Try this:
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