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I'm working on a project in C++ and I needed to make a string that has elements of an array in it. I know in python you have things like sting formatting and fstrings, but I don't know if C++ has any equivalent. I have no earthly idea as to whether or not that's a thing, so I figured this is the best place to ask. I'm making a tic-tac-toe game and I have the board made and I have the positions on the board made. All I'm trying to do is optimize the board so that I can call it from one function in another function and have the parent function return the board so I can work with it. My basic idea for how to do this was to take the board and turn it all into one big string with a bunch of newlines in it and the array elements in it. I also made it in a function so I can just call it wherever I need it and just have it there. Here is the board function I made:

I wanted to use earthly on corporate network that uses SSL probing that issues self-signed certificates. I have custom ca-cert pem file, which I have been using successfully with other tools and toolchains like python, curl, etc.

I am not able to configure it with earthly though. Documentation says that this could be done in earthly config at $HOME/.earthly/config.yml, so I followed it and my config file looks like

Using Python, I want to identify French text in a list of short strings (from 1 to about 50 words) which are otherwise in English.

An example of the input data (input strings here are separated by commas):

I came across this error in my django application after hitting submit on a create or edit form: No URL to redirect to. Either provide a url or define a get_absolute_url method on the Model..

This was confusing because I have a get_success_url passed down through inheritance. To be clear, I have found the issue, but have no earthly idea why my solution worked.

Here was the code causing the error inside .../views.py:

Im using next.js and trying to set an environment variable - I have installed dotenv ofcourse by im being told that the module cannot be found and have no earthly idea as to why. Why might something like this be happening?

The dotenv is in my dependencies, But when i run dotenv --version i get told 'bash command not found'

I should say that the below code is probably not relevant to the problem.

in my .env file at the root of the doc i have

We are doing an MS Access to Oracle conversion and I am on step one: Researching and capturing all the forms, queries, and the rest of the table definitions in Access. I have transferred both the main and split database (.accdb) to my local drive. However, I am unable to view or open the forms and most of the queries in Access because they reside in a folder on a shared drive that I do not have permission to.

Instead of giving me permission, the directions given to me:

You have to change the pointer in access to point to where you put the file on your hard drive. (Where I transferred both the main/split DBs)

I have no earthly idea how to go about this and it's embarrassing. Will anyone please elaborate on how to do this in Access?

Thanks