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As I dig deeper on javascript data structures. I am stuck on figuring out how to add properties to objects inside arrays. This is my code below

This code works for all valid inputs but if the input is invalid it should return "Beer". I am not sure if there is a way to include a variable in the dictionary that allows for all other unassigned inputs (like an "else" statement) in python, so tried an "else" statement at the end but this syntax is invalid as there is no "if" statement earlier. I've made a clumsy addition at the end with if input not in the list then return beer, however this does not work.

I'm attempting to import a csv into my MySQL table, however when importing, the first row is imported, and then it concatenates all the next rows onto the last column.

Using the following SQL

I am a bit curious about pushing a locally created folder(project) to Github. Is it possible? Please let me explain what I have already done. I am using Git for Windows on Windows 8.1 64-bit.

1. Created a new project using init command in the Git local root i.e. projects. Please refer the bash commands and messages below.

$ git init fresh-project Initialized empty Git repository in D:/MyDev/projects/fresh-project/.git/

2.

$ ls fresh-project/

1. **$ cd fresh-project**

2. **ls**

3. ...

1: i used ios client create a order, get response as below

CurrencyCode: USD

Amount: 21.47

Short Description: Hipster clothing

Intent: sale

Processable: Already processed

Display: $21.47

Confirmation: {

I have been trying to extract key values value counts from json data in a column in Pandas without success. The format for the data can be found in the data frame:

This might seem a bit crazy and it is, but its one of those things you do just because it's vaguely possible. I'm trying to host an SQL server on an old android phone of mine to be used as a personal database. Preferably Postgresql or mysql whichever is possible (I'm not worried about the difficulty.)

I've done a little digging on Google and only keep finding results for connecting android apps to SQL databases. So what I'm trying to do is host an SQL server on my old HTC one M9 and only intend to keep it isolated to localhost and my laptop would be the one device running queries to the phone. I'd keep the physical database stored on the memory card so maybe it can be moved about. Note all data stored here is only for testing and I'd just host a Postgresql database on an aws instance after the app goes live. I know there are a few free cloud providers for testing but I'm just too hipster to do that.

Any suggestions or links to get me started on my crazy idea would be appreciated. Thanks!

So I'm making a lottery game in Javascript where I generate 6 random unique numbers. These numbers get displayed in my first list. The problem is that we need to make a 'previous roll' feature. How do you make sure from the 2nd roll, you can see the previous roll?

Thanks in advance

So I'm making a javascript lottery with 6 random generated numbers. Does anybody know how to prevent those numbers from being the same?

Thanks

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