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Lemonade is a a simple, flexible and easy-to-customise grid system. It was created in order to give designers & developers a kickstart with their projects. It currently supports Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera & IE 9+, also supports major phone devices too.
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QUESTION
I am learning java, and in my code, I wanted to add a coupon feature making my items cheaper. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 21:00One thing to note is that new
is reserved for constructors, so it can not be any method you'd like. Instead, you'd have to call the method on cookie
and do a little change by removing the reference to cookie inside the method.
QUESTION
I have a simple program that scans a PDF and returns a specific section of text.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 23:47When you read the file it ends with a newline char.
You should use
QUESTION
I am trying to extract set of keywords such as ['lemon', 'apple', 'coconut'] etc. from the paths such as "\var\prj\lemon_123\xyz", "\var\prj\123_apple\coconut", "\var\prj\lemonade\coconutapple", "\var\prj\apple\lemon"
The expected output is little complex:
Paths MatchedKeywords "/var/prj/lemon_123/xyz" lemon "/var/prj/123_apple/coconut" apple, coconut "/var/prj/lemonade/coconutapple" "/var/prj/apple/lemon" apple, lemonkeep in mind that the third row does not have the exact word which start with /, \s, \d or _ thats why there is no match. The regular expression is kind of like this: \s\d_/[\s\d_/]. I tried using:
df['Paths'].str.findall(r'[^\s\d_/]lemon|apple|coconut[\s\d_/$]', flags=re.IGNORECASE)
But it is still showing 'lemon' and 'coconut' in the third row.
Thank you in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 18:41Your regex is not correct for what you're looking to match, which is easy to see with visualization tools like https://regexper.com/ (no affiliation; just grabbed the top Google result).
You have: [^\s\d_/]lemon|apple|coconut[\s\d_/$]
but likely want something like: [\s\d_/](lemon|apple|coconut)[\s\d_/]
QUESTION
I have the following pandas dataframe that has thousands of rows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 18:23You can create desired dictionary by
QUESTION
I have Menu
component. I'm adding items to Cart
component by clicking on Add to Cart
button.
I also have a Cart icon which holds array of items in Cart.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 09:19props which you try to pass is an empty table
QUESTION
I don't understand why this example produces an array of undefined at the end. I know Array.map() is supposed to run the callback function for every element in the array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 14:35console.log()
returns undefined
so every element will become undefined
.
You could instead use:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a program to get the beverage type and size using Class and Function. After collecting the beverage(either lemonade or soda), I want to assign all values to an object and eventually add the object to a list. Finally, I want to show something like the below console:
The Beverage Program
Soda or a lemonade? Enter S, L or 0 for no drinks: S
What size would you like? Enter S, M or L: M
Would you like to create another drink? y/n? y
Soda or a lemonade? Enter S, L or 0 for no drinks: L
What size would you like? Enter S, M or L: L
Sweetened or Unsweetened? Enter S or U: U
Would you like to create another drink? y/n? y
Soda or a lemonade? Enter S, L or 0 for no drinks: L
What size would you like? Enter S, M or L: S
Sweetened or Unsweetened? Enter S or U: S
Would you like to create another drink? y/n? n
Drink 1: Soda
Size: Medium Price: $1.75
Drink 2: Lemonade
Size: Large Price: $2.00 Sugar: Unsweetened
Drink 3: Lemonade
Size: Small Price: $1.50 Sugar: Sweetened
You created 3 drink orders. Thanks for using this program!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 04:51There are other problems you will discover when you get past this first one, but the problem you are having with drinks
only displaying a single drink is due to this line of code:
QUESTION
I'm trying to follow this guide:
https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/structured-streaming-kafka-integration.html
But I don't realize why I'm it's most of the time not writing data to the console, and why its spamming execution thread logging?
Do I need to configure something?
This is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 19:48you are getting logger information as you have used default logging level as INFO. set logging level to WARN by spark.sparkContext.setLogLevel("WARN")
.
QUESTION
Is there a smart way to shorten very long if-elif-elif-elif...
statements?
Let's say I have a function like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 15:28You can't hash lists as dictionary values. So go other way round. Create a mapping of type -> list. And initialize your output with the default type. This allows you to keep on adding new types to your mapping without changing any code.
QUESTION
So from a text file which has a content:
Lemonade juice whiskey beer soda vodka
In Python, by implementing that same .txt file, I would like to output word-pairs in the next order:
- juice-lemonade
- whiskey-juice
- beer-whiskey
- soda-beer
- vodka-soda
I managed outputing something like that by using list instead of opening file in Python, but in the case with some major .txt file, that is not really a handy solution. Also, the bonus task for this would be to output the probability for each of those pairs. Any kind of hint would be highly appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 23:28To read large files efficiently, you should read them line-by-line, or (if you have really long lines, which is what the snippet below assumes) token-by-token.
A clean way to do this while keeping an open handle on a file is by using generators that yield a word at a time.
You can have another generator that combines 2 words at a time and yields pairs.
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Getting started couldn't be easier. Creating a three-column layout (for galleries for example) is really simple, this will scale down to 100% on mobile. Wrap the .bit's in a .frame class to clear the floats. Maybe you want to go old school and create a two-column layout, It's so easy all you need is basic math (along as the .bit- classes equal to 100%, it will be perfect).
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