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I'm making a slot machine for a college project. There are loads and loads of similar projects talked about online however the requirements for my project are slightly different. Here is my task:

1. The player starts with £1 credit, with each go costing 20 p.
2. If the Fruit Machine “rolls” two of the same symbol, the user wins 50 p.
3. The player wins £1 for three of the same and £5 for 3 Bells.
4. The player loses £1 if two skulls are rolled and all of his/her money if three skulls are rolled.
5. The player can choose to quit with the winnings after each roll or keep playing until there is no money left.

What I've come up with so far is this:

Guys please, I don't know what to do, suddenly this label on the top appeared with the text which is actually the title of my application. I tried searching on the internet and stack overflow, but I found nothing but another question with the same problem which wasn't resolved. This is my home file, but I actually believe it is a problem in the manifest.xml file

I'm sure you have all heard of the GCSE fruit machine challenge. Well I am having issues with that, you see, when the user spins 3 skulls it doesn't deduct all their credits and when they only spin 2 skulls it doesn't deduct 1 credit. If anyone can help please do.

first time poster here. Sorry if this is an obvious fix, but I'm very new to the world of nodejs and programming in general.

I'm currently trying to create a Discord bot that allows any user to initiate a "love it or hate it" vote with the !vote command. Once the vote is initiated, the bot sends out a message announcing the vote, then reacts to its own message with a heart and skull emoji to denote the love and hate options, respectively. This part is working as intended.

After a set amount of time passes (a very short period), the bot should tally the emoji reactions and figure out if there are more hearts, more skulls, or an equal number of both. Depending on the outcome, it will send another message announcing the outcome of the vote. This part is not working as intended.

As it stands, I can get the bot to respond to my !vote command by sending a new message in the chat and reacting to that message with the proper emojis. The bot will also wait for the set amount of time and announce the outcome of the vote. However, it always announces that the vote was neutral, regardless of which emoji I clicked on before the timer expired (making sure I didn't click both, of course).

My code to compare the number of votes clearly is not functioning as intended. However, after spending hours trying out different fixes, I can't figure out the solution for the life of me and it's driving me crazy. Is there a part of this that's incorrect? And if so, how do I fix it?

Many thanks to anyone who can chime in. After lurking for a while and finding countless fixes in other people's questions in the past, I thought I'd finally turn to the lovely people at Stack Overflow for help. You guys rock!

On a site I'm working on, I have a submenu within a submenu. The level-2 submenu is taller than the parent level-1 submenu. I'm using css to basically say, if i'm hovering over the parent list item of the level-1 submenu, or the level-1 submenu itself, the level-1 submenu is visible, and i'm repeating the same thing for the level-2 submenu. But when the mouse leaves the bounds of the level-1 submenu, it seems like pointer events on the level-2 item are not being picked up anymore.

I understand this is really confusing to understand but you can see it in action on this sloppily-and-quickly-thrown-together staging site (I know it's not in its best state, please be patient for the styling to appear): http://kachinahouse.newbird.co/

Hover over All Categories, Native American Artifacts, and try to select a submenu item a bit down the list. The entire menu disappears as if hover events aren't being recieved as soon as you leave the bounds of the level-1 submenu.

• In safari, hover events on level-2 don't even seem to be registered.
• In chrome, level-2 hover events disappear when the mouse leaves the bounds of level-1
• In firefox, everything works as expected and the submenus stay open as long as I'm hovering over them.

Should be noted that I am not using display:none to hide the submenu items before their appearance, I'm using a combination of opacity, visibility and pointer-events:none so that I can use smooth fading transitions. I mention this because I'm wondering if my pointer-events might be mucking things up somehow...? I don't see how though.

Simplified example of my css:

Working on an existing expand/collapse "FAQ" accordion page and looking to get the "expand/collapse" feature to work correctly.

I managed to get the page to start off with everything collapsed, but when I click on any column to expand and then click on another, the original one does not collapse.

Importantly, I would like to keep the search feature intact.

A belated happy April 1st friends. Like most of you, I have always felt Excel lacked a Skull and Bones graphical image as part of the vba MsgBox routine. Frankly the red vbCritical just doesn't go far enough to alarm users when they've really done something horrible.

So I thought, enough is enough, I need a SKULL! Many of my customers have a standard of professionalism that prevents me from making custom FORMS. Thus, not wanting to violate any codes of conduct, I considered graphical text options of ASCII SKULLS. A quick DuckDuck search brought me some of the finest skull compilation art on the web.

At this point, I figured I was going to be in business but as you can see below, the MsgBox version of my favorite masterpiece leaves much to be desired! Clearly, this won't alarm anyone...

I suspect the issue is the method I'm using to store the art (as Comment.Text) is formatting in some undesirable way. Is there a way to control this, or is there a better method to store text in Excel to preserve the text art format?

My vba code is basic: MsgBox Range("A1").Comment.Text

Also.... it works great on SO!

my goal with the code is to have multiple skulls appear on screen for comparison. Depending on number of skulls on screen (1-6) they change position and size, Ive done this through the use of an array of gameObjects (the skulls) and a list that can keep track of which skull is in which "position".

The code works if you are adding, but runs into problems when you remove the object. It "works" on RemoveAt only if you remove the GameObjects in the same order that they were added. IE: The list is always removing element 0(first item in list) rather than the specific gameObject that is instigating the RemoveAt function.

While I have found many answers on how to remove specific individual gameObjects, They dont work since my gameObjects are in an array- I cant simply say remove gameObject name. Which leads me to my question of how to remove a specific gameObject[] from a list?

either remove or removeAll run these two errors:

error CS1502: The best overloaded method match for System.Collections.Generic.List.RemoveAll(System.Predicate)' has some invalid arguments.
Error CS1503: Argument#1' cannot convert int' expression to typeSystem.Predicate'

Here are my two scripts for all this:

Script on each bird skull named birdController:

My code is supposed to create a slot machine that Create a list with six symbols (Cherry, Bell, Lemon, Orange, Star, Skull).

• Create a variable with the starting credit for the user (£1.00).
• Have it so the user has 20p taken away from their credit for their go.
• Generate a list with 3 random choices from the symbol list.
• Print out the choices so the user knows the results.
• If the user gets three of a kind for any symbol but the bell or the skull, they get 50p added to their credit.
• If the user gets three bells, they get £1.00 added to their credit.
• If the user gets two skulls, they lose £1.00 of their credit.
• If the user gets three skulls, the user loses all their remaining credit.

So far this is my code: