dgt | small sample application consults the web service

\a is use to make a sound c-48 : as stated in the comment, 48 is the ascii value of character ´0’. So c-48 convert ascii character ‘0’ .. ´9’ to integer value 0 ... 9 In printed documentation you could see that %2.f means that you print a floating value with at least 2 characters at the left of decimal point and no decimal eg : 2.643 -> ´ 2’ 123.4 -> ´123’

All calculations that are necessary for the function screenerFunc must be included in this function. Also, if you use the history access operator [1], you must first declare the variable. The errors in the script below are fixed, but you should check for yourself whether the script creates the labels correctly.

One problem is that you are trying to access the data from the second line of the pair before you have read it. Additionally you can not access the second line with line[index + 1] because that refers to a character in the current line, not the next line which hasn't yet been read.

So you need to keep track of pairs of lines. You can use the index provided by enumerate() to determine whether the current line is the first (because it is an even number) or the second (because it's odd). Store the name and path for fastq_1 when you read the first line. Only write the output on the second line. Like this:

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Right click on project -> maven -> sync shall do the trick previous versions did this by default on changes in pom.xml now it seems to be not available anymore

Repeated similar small snippets of Awk are often a sign that you should rewrite the whole script in Awk instead.

The following assumes that OPTIONS always comes after the other fields. It's not hard to remove this restriction but with that, the code is extraordinarily simple.

First, the code won't run if you don't already have the weights/model saved. So I commented out the below lines and ran the script to generate the files for the first time.

The reason for wrong answer is that solve(b)-solve(a) can be negative and I was not adding MOD to the ans variable

Assuming the post request takes only one memberid, the following is a simplified version of your code designed to handle only the issue of multiple memberids. Starting here:

The derivative can be calculated with