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I have a categorical raster which has 21 categories:

I have this table:

I have data like this:

When I test my endpoints using Postman I get the message Method \"POST\" not allowed when I try to create a new truck using my createTruck function. I am able to delete, update, and get trucks from my database. Also I am able to create a new truck in Django Admin.

views.py

I have a data set of countries and each country has a specific list of "things", like "shifts" for example, but to keep this simple, let's just say we have Makes of Cars with a couple of Models of Car, for each make, like this:

I want convert the above data set, which I'm referring to as "vertical", into a "horizontal" listings...as follows:

I think I can do this with a combination of functions, maybe with a Match and an Offset but I'm stuck. Let's assume my first table exists in cols A and B and I'm trying to start the horizontal data sets in C2 and D2 so I've typed "Honda" in C1 and I've typed "Toyota" in D1. I want to use C1 and D1 to look up a match in A and then return the values for each match from B. I've been able to find a match as follows, but can't seem to get much further. Have tried several different combos of things. Is what I'm trying to do even possible?

I'm working with the Circumpolar Arctic Vegetation map. Stored as a SpatRaster with terra, the raster has 21 land cover classes.

I've a very basic question related to a service. I've this method getAllArticlesFromDb in my service that will fetch data from an API using HTTP's GET call. Here is the method:

article.service.ts

I'm looking at a global netcdf file. I want to set all land points that are within the 60-75 deg N band to zero but keep the ocean points in that band as nan. As a second step, I want to keep the values on the land points from 60-75 but set all other land points to zero. Ocean values are NaNs. I just don't get my xarray script to do that - here is what I tried

I made a programming language in Java. However, I am having some issues with my parser. The parser only checks the first block or statement or it just checks the first statement, and then it stops checking the rest of what has been inputted. I am not quite sure why it is doing this. It is not meant to happen that way.

A similar thing also happens for while statements in my programming language. While statements are only taking in one statement and then no more, and if one or more is given my language will print out an error (not a Java error but just a print statement that is used as error-handling for my programming language that I have made). I have tried using do { statement(); }while(accept("SEMICOLON")); and while loops but that doesn't seem to work. I also tried something similar to that for the first issue as well but to no avail.

My goal is to get the parser to check more than just one block or statement, and to make the while loops take in more than one statement, like how it should be working according to my language's grammar. Hopefully one of you can help me with these problems.

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