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- eq compares two values .
- NewTextTemplateParser creates a new text template parser
- lt compares two values .
- Init the logger
- wildcardMatcher returns true if the string matches pattern .
- toFloat64 converts an interface to a float64
- isTrue returns true if val is a valid value .
- Generate a workflow pattern
- within returns true if the two arguments are equal .
- or computes the union of arguments .
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ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 17:59data
is an array, so it likely won't have an option
property.
It seems prizeNumber
is the psuedo-random index, so to display the option access it from the data
array.
QUESTION
I have some code for choosing two casino games. I'm having an issue with the first game choice, blackjack (it's just a very simple version). I have an array of card numbers. I randomly generate an index number and set the player or dealer's card as the number the index number represents.
I have an option to choose a third card. If the player says yes, a third card is randomly generated for both the player and the dealer (to keep things even). At first, the third card would only equal zero, no matter what I did.
I now have a number generating for card three, except, the third card number is always way too large and is not any of the numbers in the array. Even when I select no, the third number becomes the weird, overly large value. I've tried changing things around, working on the if statement, and other methods but so far nothing works.
also I apologize for the mess of code, I don't intend to really change it unless it causes an issue/error.
Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 02:55if(third == 'y' && third == 'Y')
This is always false because third
cannot simultaneously equal 'y'
and 'Y'
. I think you meant ||
instead of &&
. You have several other bugs like this, e.g. if(pCard1 == 1 && pCard1 == 11)
.
QUESTION
I am currently trying to get into Python. To explain the code below, you can see a program to compare two strategies in Roulette with many runs.
- The color doubling strategy without knowing what hits were before the start.
- The color doubling strategy with knowing that red got hit 10 times before, so I start with start value times 2^10
The "Player" class inherits both strategies. The global "globalBal_1" and "globalBal_2" variables count the profit for each strategy.
But the algorithm shall not be the problem. The main problem is that when I run the calculating function "run" with a normal call, it delivers me results. The multiprocessing processes for some reason do not change the global "globalBal_1" and "globalBal_2" variables and thus don't deliver results. Rather they do have value "0" as I have declared them initially. What am I doing wrong there? I'm fairly new into multiprocessing and Python itself.
Edit: Expected values for "globalBal_1" and"globalBal_2" are about half of "rounds", so in this case should be "500.000" (per process it is 500.000 / amount of processes). But the actual results for the multiprocessing runs are "0".
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 23:42Please always include the actual and expected output.
The global variables are not updated simply because there are now 4 separate processes created (hence the name multiprocessing) which have no access to the global variables you have created, or more specifically, do not have access to the global variables of the parent process.
Either return the value for each process and add them up at the end, create a queue or as mentioned use a shared object.
QUESTION
I'm making a roulette game for my final in school. I am using Java and Swing and I am coding the GUI, not using a drag and drop software. I am having a hard time trying to figure out why a JLabel
is not getting removed.
On the betting screen, I would like there to be a message that displays if you won or lost and what number the ball landed on. My problem is that when you place a second bet, the previous win/lose messing doesn't go away and the new one overlaps on it. My problem is in the straightUpBetMech()
method.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 20:02I dont do GUI for a long time (possible there are 100 ways better than this)
You have a lot of duplicated code and your method is too big (as your class). I didn t want to do a 100% clean code, but I think at least it´s better than it was.
Here is a piece of code that could help you:
QUESTION
So i have created a roulette app, once the user lands it plays a sound. The problem is that the AudioServicesPlaySystemSound plays even when silent mode is on. Other sounds used acknowledge if silent mode is on, so i am a little confused on why this would be going on.
This code is being called every time the animation gets triggered to land the user on a mark.
code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 06:26Once i switched too
AudioServicesPlayAlarmSound
Im assuming it acts as if the sound is an alarm, and if silent mode is on it wont play whereas the other method plays regardless
QUESTION
I am making a Roulette game in R. I want my final function to return a dataframe with the statistics of each turn, a string saying "Win" or "Lose", and an integer with the player's ending balance.
I am trying to write my return like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 13:42This ended up answering my question. Thanks @det !
QUESTION
I have been attempting to code a bot for a client, but as I am self-taught, sometimes the easiest aspects escape me. I know that I have known how to do this before, but I need to fix the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 20:25rroulette2 = (random.randint(1, 6))
if rroulette2 == int(rroulette1.content):
await ctx.send("Oops! The number was " + rroulette1.content + "! You know what that means!")
else:
await ctx.send("Ah, you are safe, Comrade! The number was not yours.")
QUESTION
I'm new to programming and I'm trying to scrape a website.
The website is an online casino (https://www.888casino.it/live-casino/#filters=all-roulette), and I need to scrape just one of the numbers displayed (the number contained in a particular position changes more or less every 30 seconds, but I will think about this later).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 02:48I had to use selenium. The website is most likely dynamically loaded
QUESTION
my Goal is to make a little "roulette" game. Every member who want to play should be able to react to any emoji. But it seems that my code only detects the first reaction. I want to get a list which member reacted to which emoji to work with it later in code. But the goal for now is it to run my IF statement for every Reaction. Hope you can understand what I want^^
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 08:28self.bot.wait_for
returns the first event that matches the criteria. After one user clicks one reaction, the bot moves on past this section of code and your bot will not respond to other people.
You'll need to keep waiting for new reactions, until you receive that TimeoutError
or some other criteria. You can use a loop or a different event such as on_reaction_add
.
QUESTION
Hi Im trying to build a scraper (in Python) for the website ReelGood.com.
now I got this topic to and I figured out how to scrape the url from the movie page. but what I can't seem t figure out why this script won't work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 17:38I would use a combination of attribute = value selectors to target the elements which have the full url in the content attribute
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