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I have some columns titles essay 0-9, I want to iterate over them count the words and then make a new column with the number of words. so essay0 will get a column essay0_num with 5 if that is how many words it has in it.

so far i got cupid <- cupid %>% mutate(essay9_num = sapply(strsplit(essay9, " "), length)) to count the words and add a column but i don't want to do it one by one for all 10.

i tried a for loop:

Ive been trying to figure out how to get my hug command to mention both the sender and the recipient of the command. As well as when you start the command it'll ask for the sender to select someone to mention before the command is sent off (or is that built in? I don't know yet)

I have read over the docs of the user class and as well as read this post here but have come to the conclusion that both aren't using slash commands though which is what ive been taught of how to do, not using embeds or text for the commands, just a slash command. If there is any help to this that would be greatly appreciated! Here's my resulting code so far though

The sample script:

I'm a little stressed because I have no idea why this error, I'm creating a mini app where people can upload their photos, but for the backend part I don't understand very well how to do that, I'm building it with fastify- ts this is what i did

I have this grid CSS

Rather than passing the fastify instance to every function, how can I pass it at a top level only once so its available to all functions in the controller?

I have 3 views:

• a UIImageView (blank, no image set)
• a UITextView with isScrollEnabled set to false
• a UIView container (gray background) that contains the UIImageView and UITextView

I'm trying to get the container to resize based on the UITextView's contents. It works well — but as soon as I set an image, the container seems to resize based on the UIImageView.

I do want the UIImageView to grow and fill the container view's height, though. I just don't want it to stretch the container view. That's the UITextView's job. Here's what my constraints look like:

And the storyboard code:

How do I left-justify the content in a second Tailwind CSS grid column (green background, with rating stars), so it stays against the gap between it and 1st column (yellow background with blue text)?

I've tried 30 or 40 approaches and am stuck!

As you'll see below, the 2nd column, with green background and rating stars, hugs left and is right up against the gap between it an the 1st column.

As the screen gets wider, the 2nd column (green background) starts pulling right, leaving a bigger and bigger space (black background) between the 1st and 2nd columns (this is the problem I'm trying to solve).

This is a Vue 3 project, with Tailwind CSS 2.2.14

375px screen width:

475px screen width:

575px screen width:

675px screen width:

The white background is a 3rd column that only shows-up at this width and larger. I tried (unsuccessfully) to have it consume all the extra space and push column 2 left, against its gap with column 1.

775px screen width:

875px screen width:

975px screen width:

Here's my code:

So I tried to make a "hug" command where the gifs and the colors of the embed are random. The gif is not displaying and the color is always the same. Do you know how to fix it?