NBT | A lightweight NBT file reader/writer library

My goal: Convert an if statement chain into a switch statement and have it waterfall down through the cases
What I'm working with: Decoded Minecraft NBT data (basically just an object)
What my problem is: I'm not sure if a switch statement would work for detecting if a key exists in an object, unless I do a ton of switch statements, but then it would be easier if I used a chain of if statements.
An example of an object would look something like this:

I have the following:

I think this code could be a dict comprehension :

We have a school project to make a mod for the popular video game Minecraft. I decided to make my own version of the 1.9.4 client. When I decompile it and put into an intelliJ project a few errors come. Most of them are easy to find out and can be fixed by reimporting a few files, but 1 stayed behind. The error was a single line of code in the DragonFightManager Class. Code was: this.gateways.addAll((Collection) ContiguousSet.create(Range.closedOpen(valueOf, 20, DiscreteDomain.integers())));. When I hit run/decompile the error: Error:(106, 106) java: cannot find symbol symbol: variable valueOf location: class net.minecraft.world.end.DragonFightManager, comes. I did a bit of research and find that the "Cannot Find Symbol" error means I haven't used the variable correctly, in this case the valueOf variable. I thought maybe it was an import that I am missing so here are all the imports

I ran into an issue trying to import a module, it says "Unable to import 'nbt'", I have re-installed it and made sure I have latest version of pylint. But I still get the error message.

When I try to do "pip install nbt" it says "requirement already satisfied", anyone know the issue?

Here is my code:

I'm having a go at making a minecraft renderer. When loading the world from the region files, it stores the parsed NBT data in an unordered map, with the nbt data as the value and the global chunk coordinates as the key. Specifically unordered_map, CompoundTag*> (the compound tag being the NBT data)

However, I'm running into a compile time error that seems to point at the unordered map. It is as follows.

Error LNK2001 unresolved external symbol "class std::unordered_map,struct Chunk,struct std::hash >,struct std::equal_to >,class std::allocator const ,struct Chunk> > > __cdecl createChunks(class std::unordered_map,class CompoundTag,struct std::hash >,struct std::equal_to >,class std::allocator const ,class CompoundTag> > > &,class Asset &)" (?createChunks@@YA?AV?$unordered_map@U?$pair@HH@std@@UChunk@@U?$hash@U?$pair@HH@std@@@2@U?$equal_to@U?$pair@HH@std@@@2@V?$allocator@U?$pair@$$CBU?$pair@HH@std@@UChunk@@@std@@@2@@std@@AEAV?$unordered_map@U?$pair@HH@std@@VCompoundTag@@U?$hash@U?$pair@HH@std@@@2@U?$equal_to@U?$pair@HH@std@@@2@V?$allocator@U?$pair@$$CBU?$pair@HH@std@@VCompoundTag@@@std@@@2@@2@AEAVAsset@@@Z)

I've solved unresolved externals before, and usually it's because I forgot to include an external file (hence the name) that the program needs. However, this time I'm fairly certain I have everything it needs. I've included unordered_map at the top of the of the file. I've included the header where Chunk is defined, and I'm aware of the need for the custom build hash and equal_to functions, and provided them with the following in a header file that is included.

I am trying to get information from a Minecraft AP. From the API you can read players inventories, but it this is what it says: here is link to pastebin

I tried to run base64 on it on python, but it gave me an output like this (only a few lines):

I have a file as trace.txt which consists of packets and I want to extract each packet from it. The file as follows:

I have imported this file as a Data Frame in Pandas. The left-most column is time (7 am to 9:15 am. Rows show traffic volume at intersection in 15 minute increments. How do I find the peak hour? or the hour with most volume? To get the hourly volumes, I have to add 4 rows.

I am a newbie with Python and any help is appreciated.