kenny | A yet to be voice call application in terminal | SDK library

Notice that the place where you need to insert two newlines comes between an end parenthesis and an alphabetic character. So, you can use:

Mistake seems to be on the below line.

1. You're running a for loop twice. Once is enough which will expose the object.

2. You were accessing property like userData[j].cast, but userData is already an object so access it like userData.cast.

The trick is to gather the columns you want to map as variables. As I don't know, how you want to plot your graph, means, about x-axis and y-axis, I made a pseudo plot. and for your continuous variable part, you can either convert your values to integer or numeric using as.integer() or as.numeric(), then you can use as continuous scale. You can check your variable structure by calling str(df), which will show you the class of your variable, if it is in factor or character, convert them to numbers.

Change your list's name from highest to grades -- it has all the grades, not just the highest one! Then change:

You can use window function SUM() to get the running total and exclude the rows that the running total exceeds 500:

The string module has a list of punctuation marks that you can use and exclude from your list of words:

Because you're randomly choose from each of the two arrays. There is a random non-zero chance that you'll get the same index in both arrays, but the odds are pretty low.

If you can guarantee that the arrays are always the same length and in the same order, just choose one random value and use it in both arrays:

First, an API key is mandatory.

You need to create a project in Google Cloud Platform and enable Maps SDK for Android. When it's done you will get an API key.

On your Firemonkey application, you can add a TMapView.

In project options > Application > Version info. > add a new line, with key apiKey and value the api key you get from Google.

You need to also check the Maps checkbox in the Entitlements List in the Project Options.

That's all. You can do it in All configuration or only Android 32/64 bits.

Check what version you run, and set the apiKey correctly.

Otherwise, this page describe you what I told : https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/Mobile_Tutorial:_Using_a_Map_Component_to_Work_with_Maps_(iOS_and_Android)

If the Map is empty, it's possible that you didn't use the correct API.

If your even is an attributable variable (e.g. request.onsuccess = function() { ... }) you can use Set to define a js.FuncOf to handle the result as a javascript function would, something like: