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My test schema, data, and query: https://www.db-fiddle.com/f/apQXP7MGfDKPHVw6ucmuNv/1

My query should select only the cars that match ALL of the IN () part features, and NONE of the NOT IN (), and it should only select each matching car once.

In my sample data, when I run the query, I expect to see a single row with two columns, containing the id and name of the only car that matches the list of features in the IN () part of the where clause without matching the list of features in the NOT IN () part of the where clause:

I am using the below code to crawl through multiple links on a page and grab a list of data from each corresponding link:

carspider.py:

Let's say I have a pandas dataframe that looks like the following:

This is not duplicated, I'm really trying to do this but I can't.

I have this log file and I want to archive all the information into database.

My data set looks like this. Each row represents a car. Each car is located at an Auto Center, has a Model, Make, and a bunch of other attributes. This is a simplified version of the data frame. Extraneous rows and columns have been omitted for clarity.

I'm working on a chart similar to a slopegraph, where I'd like to put labels along one or both sides with ample blank space to fit them on both sides. In cases where labels are very long, I've wrapped them using stringr::str_wrap to place linebreaks. To keep labels from overlapping, I'm using ggrepel::geom_text_repel with direction = "y" so the x-positions are stable but the y-positions are repelled away from one another. I've also got hjust = "outward" to align the left-side text at its right end and vice versa.

However, it seems that the repel positioning places the label's bounding box with an hjust = "outward", but the text within that label has hjust = 0.5, i.e. text is centered within its bounds. Until now, I'd never noticed this, but with wrapped labels, the second line is awkwardly centered, whereas I'd expect to see both lines left-aligned or right-aligned.

Here's an example built off the mpg dataset.

I'm working on this page where I have a container with 2 paragraphs. Between those 2 paragraphs I want (only on small screens) to show a quote in a div that has a full screen-width, however due to the container I can't seem to get it full width small screen view.

I know it's possible to make multiple containers, but that's not what I want, since it has to look like THIS on middle and large screens (2 columns). As you can see the quote is also only on the small screens. Any way to fix this? This is my code

HTML:

Given C cars (number not given), input two strings, Make and Model, two integers, Year and Mileage for each car. (Using stringTokenizer to help input)

Store the C cars in a two different ArrayLists. One is sorted by Make, and the other isn't.

They will be printed at different ends of the GUI window.

Problem: All I can achieve at the moment is getting the very first line of the file to print onto the GUI. I tried messing with the location of the leftSide.append(unsortedList.get(i).toString() + "\n"); and its right counterpart, but to no avail. I'm unsure if it's an issue with the readFile method, issues with implementing the JFrame, or an inefficient for-loop in charge of iterating through the appending of the arrayLists to the StringBuilders.

I have five tables,their relationships were listed in pictures. I would like to write a query to display the first name, last name, street, city, state, and zip code of any customer who purchased a Foresters Best brand top coat between July 15, 2013, and July 31, 2013. If a customer purchased more than one such product, display the customer’s information only once in the output. Sort the output by state, last name, and then first name.

I am OK with query with only one conditions, but for this multiple(Maybe indented?) conditions, I am totally stuck. I can analyze the structure like this: