treaties

My problem: I am iterating through raw data to update a DB Table. Each item in the raw data is linked to one column (out of 19 different visa categories) in the DB Table. Is it possible to dynamically set which column I want to insert into the DB?

Example raw data:

This question is about Mapbox Studio. My use case is showing a map of tax treaties between various countries where some very small countries are important due to being tax havens, for example Mauritius. The label for the island of Mauritius is only displayed at map zoom level 2 or higher whereas it would be useful to show this label at the same prominence as other larger countries. Are the labels baked into the Mapbox tiles or is there a way of controlling when they appear?

I've discovered that you can further filter which countries are shown, but not control this initial setting of which zoom level they appear at.

I have different XML files with some tags. When I want to append keywords from XML files I am not able to append them with the same structure. Keywords are lists, so I would need a list of lists to append them. When I tried the dictionary approach I was only indexing one tag per id, but not the whole list.

I was trying to do this with tuples and a zip but achieving the same result, one tag per id.

This is the basic code used for retreiving keywords.

I have a list of lists in Python and I want to index it with keys numbers in a dictionary.

AST = ['AGENDA'],["WOMEN'S STATUS", 'TREATIES', 'SIGNATURES, ACCESSIONS, RATIFICATIONS', 'RESERVATIONS AND DECLARATIONS', 'GENDER DISCRIMINATION'], ['ELECTION OF MEMBERS', 'BIOGRAPHY'], [ "WOMEN'S RIGHTS", "WOMEN'S STATUS", 'PERIODIC REPORTS']"

if I iterate over the lists, I get separate lists, as normal, but when I want to add them to a dictionary. Python is only showing the last list. enter code here

I'm setting up a filter bar to filter WordPress posts based on what the user selects.

The current code gives each post classes that reflect the criteria I'm targeting. Let's say a post has been posted in February 2019. the post will have "FEB", "2019", and its titles with "_" instead of spaces as additional classes.

When the pages loads, with parameters in the URL, all the articles disappear and it will then only show the ones with the classes that match the $_GET parameters.

Im using JS inside the code as well as echo statements.

For some reason it's not working, if someone can point me to the issue or give me a better alternative to this long code, that would be awesome.

Thanks in advance!

I'm new to NLP and to Python. I'm trying to use object standardization to replace abbreviations with their full meaning. I found code online and altered it to test it out on a wikipedia exert. but all the code does is print out the original text. Can any one help out a newbie in need?

heres the code:

I have a similar data set to the following

For each unique year, I would like to sum over all treaties each unique id in the data set has. What is the best approach for such a problem? My dataset is much larger than the example here. I have heard that for loops are inefficient to do this.

This my be a noob quesston but, Why do I have white spacing around my positioned nav?I created a nav that appears at the bottom for moblie devices and I have what looks like top and bottom padding in my nav element, but when I pull up the dev tools there is no padding or anything I would think would cause this, What is it and how can I remove it?

https://jsfiddle.net/7am3d06L/