gorb | steroids – REST API , heartbeats , service discovery | Continuous Deployment library
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This daemon is an IPVS frontend with a REST API interface. You can use it to control local IPVS instance in the Kernel to dynamically register virtual services and backends. It also supports basic TCP and HTTP health checks (called Gorb Pulse). Backends which fail to pass the health check will have weights set to zero to inhibit any traffic from being routed into their direction. When a backend comes back online, GORB won't immediately set its weight to the previous value, but instead gradually restore it based on backend's accumulated health statistics.
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QUESTION
I've written this offline dictionary program. I want when the user presses a key, this program to go into the database and find a word close to the word entered by the user so far. Or when the user entered a word completely and the word was in the database, the program would display it with its meanings.
For this part everything is going well. Then I want for example when the user entered the word "a", program shows all words in database that starting with "a".
Here is an example of my problem: When we enter "a" all words and meanings that begin with "a" should be displayed. But the program shows something like this:
And here is some of my database with json
format:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-28 at 16:09If someone enters a
, you're calling getMeaning
which in turn calls get_close_matches
. You're then checking if that call has a non-zero-length return value and if it does you do return DataBase[close_match]
. That's where getMeaning
ends.
You'll never reach the else
-part of getMeaning
, if get_close_matches
produces results. In the screenshot of your question, we can see the results of user input a
which make sense like this since get_close_matches
finds cat
is similar to a
.
Disregarding that, you should use startswith
if you want to test if a string begins with another string. Also, you don't need elif
or else
after the previous if
or elif
has a return
and I have changed the names according to PEP 8 section Descriptive Naming Styles.
Here is a possible solution, using a filter which only accepts a close match if the letters are the same as in word
:
QUESTION
I am making my pageresponsive for the screen size (max-width: 991px) to (min-width: 768px). Here i have a picture and some text below it i want it be aligned horizontally at the center:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-17 at 06:59Well, you could easily do that with CSS of course.
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