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Have tried a variety of things but nothing is quite working...

I have the following code:

I am trying to create a "Who Is It" game (person guessing part).

I would like to check if user input equals the value/person that is saved in a predicate. Based on this, I would then return to the user if the value/person has been guessed or not.

The random person is chosen from a list called characters each time the menu is retuned to the user interface.

Which library do I need to use, or how would I achieve this kind of evaluation?

I have been tasked to convert some Oracle DB's to Postgresql, using AWS Schema Conversion Tool. Oracle only has the Number[(precision[,scale])] type. It would seem that Oracle stores integers using fixed-point. A lot of ID columns are defined as Number(19,0) which is being converted to Numeric(19,0) by SCT.

I've even seen one (so far) simple Number which is converted to Double Precision.

Postgres has proper scalar integer types like bigint.

On first blush it seems that storing integers as fixed-point numbers would be grossly inefficient in both storage and time compared to simple integers.

Am I missing something, does Oracle store them as efficient scalar ints under-the-covers?

Out of interest what's the best type for a simple ID column in Oracle?

I have a Gtk.TreeView with a Gtk.ListStore of columns.

Given an arbitrarily sized window, changeable by the user, with a re-sizeable "Name" column, and all other columns fixed size ~

What I want to happen, is that when an extra-wide name string is inserted into the list, that its text is truncated, ideally with an added ellipsis '…'. When the window is re-sized, the extra girth allows more of the name to show. But at no time is h-scroll necessary.

What is happening now, is that the extra wide text simply pushes the other columns off to the right. Which looks stupid. If I block h-scrolling, the parent window width is automatically increased - not a good look on already full-screen windows.

I don't want to use a simple fixed-pixel-width columns for the name, since the real dialogue needs to be sized to its parent, which is sized to the user's screen. So a fixed pixel-size will almost always be wrong.

I want some kind of solution that doesn't activate the h-scroll.

Anything like:

• Get the "Name" field to truncate, so whatever remains "fits" without h-scrolling.
• Somehow detect the name wont fit, trim it and add the ellipsis (probably hooking window resize)
• Get the name to wrap in the column (last resort)

So far I've tried just about everything suggested on SO, and a bunch of other places. The combination of always finding non-python documentation, and varying Gtk versions really hamper the understanding. Ref: Python GTK3 Doco

EDIT: Found the Gtk.TreeViewColumn.set_expand() function. So now the name column expands into extra space.

I have two dataframe as below:

I'm trying to do this example. So, I copy and paste the entire code in my Pycharm:

I have a word game here made with javascript,

I play against a robot that guesses a word from a directory of words it has. If the guessed word have a matching letter and matching index it turns blue and gets displayed.

If any letter only exist in the guess word but not at correct index it turns orange.

The robot now randomly guesses the words and doesn't do anything with the blue or orange letters. I want the robot to filter the word directory it guesses from with the letters that are correct or exist in the guess word.

I can store those letters in two variable but I'm having scope problems to filter the word directory from the scope these variable

Hi i am writing a javascript guessing game which on start of the page a random word is generated, then the user tries to guess the word, if the user guess the whole word correctly the word is turned to green and pushed to page. i have made this part. now here if the user guess doesn't match the random word I'm trying to compare the two words and if any letters in user guess matches the random words letters and both letters are at the same index the letter in the use guess becomes yellow and then pushed to the screen. but if the letters is in the wrong index but still exist in the other word i want that letter to be blue.i have tried to make them into arrays and compare them but i cant find the logic to do so.

I'm a beginner in Python and I used .split to make every word in an unorganized list into an organized list. But it seems to be cutting off some words or something, making it an incomplete list.

So the words I initially copied and pasted were formatted like so (with the line break after every word):

adorable

adventurous

aggressive

agreeable

and so on...

After typing the code: