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You can use ESLint's no-useless-escape rule, which will suppress warnings when you use escape characters that don't change the string's meaning. Also see this question and its answers.

As a bit of extra info, - in a regex only has special meaning if it's inside of square brackets [ ] and otherwise does not need to be escaped. None of the instances in your regex appear to be inside such brackets, so it's safe to say the regex will work the same if you do decide to just remove the escape characters.

Groceries is in the arules package.

First of all parsing html page with regex is not the right way to do it, using appropriate parser is a better choice.

Second your script can be much more simpler,

1. have the list of desire tags you want to parse
2. loop over those tags to extract text
3. do what ever you want with text you have saved.

here is a simple one-liner to parse </code> and

We can create

• a zoo series (z). zoo generalizes ts allowing arbitrary unique times.
• a ts series with NAs and times 0, 1, 2, 3, ..., 12 or
• a ts series ignoring the times and using 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 for the times

with the following code:

The issue seems resolved now. No problem in code. The issue was with pool vmimage in pipeline. By mistake, I was using ububtu image instead of windows.

Incorrect:- vmImage: 'ubuntu-latest'

Correct:- vmImage: 'windows-latest'

It isn't possible.

JavaScript is the most common tool for generating random numbers. Nothing that doesn't support it supports any of the less popular options (such as VBScript).

If you want Lynx to display something random, it has to be generated server-side.

Add a delegated event listener to the table, listen for change and check if any checkbox is checked

The symbolic links for g++ & gcc are not good.

The following worked for me:

You were not sufficiently clear about what was the result of your approaches. Do they give execution errors or don't they bring the results you expected?

For the first problem, it seems that alive and hogwartsStudents are of boolean type, so I recommend to use true instead of "true"