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How to use COWIN api's to intimate me when slots are available, preferred on mac or windows also fine.

I'm working with Snowflake and loading json files from a Staging environment to an ODS environment.

The structure of the json data looks like this:

I have a data object that I want to put in URL API to fetch it using Axios, I've done my research but I didn't found any solution to convert this to an Url endpoint

This is simply my data objects :

I'm working on developing a WebAssembly module in C and have been attempting to utilize the memory.fill and memory.copy instructions defined in the WebAssembly spec.

I know that Clang (v11.1.0) already supports other memory-related wasm intrinsics like __builtin_wasm_memory_size and __builtin_wasm_memory_grow, but I've been having a hard time working out if it supports intrinsics for memory.fill and memory.copy.

I'm not intimately familiar with the inner workings of Clang/LLVM but references to these instructions seem to be hinted at in a few places [1] [2] (unless I'm misinterpreting something).

I attempted to use __builtin_memcpy and __builtin_memset:

Note:

• The observed behavior is correct, but may at first be surprising; it was to me, and I think it may be to others as well - though probably not to those intimately familiar with regex engines.

• The repeatedly suggested duplicate, Regex lookahead, lookbehind and atomic groups, contains general information about look-around assertions, but does not address the specific misconception at hand, as discussed in more detail in the comments below.

Using a greedy, by definition variable-width subexpression inside a positive look-behind assertion can exhibit surprising behavior.

The examples use PowerShell for convenience, but the behavior applies to the .NET regex engine in general:

This command works as I intuitively expect:

I am trying to replace the null values in a column based on categorical value of another column.But the == operator is making me regret all the big decision in my life. I have 8523 rows and 12 columns in Train set, of which 7 are categorical and 5 are numerical.

Columns are 'Item_Identifier', 'Item_Weight', 'Item_Fat_Content', 'Item_Visibility', 'Item_Type', 'Item_MRP', 'Outlet_Identifier', 'Outlet_Establishment_Year', 'Outlet_Size', 'Outlet_Location_Type', 'Outlet_Type', 'Item_Outlet_Sales'

I want to fill the NaN values(float dtype) in the 'Item_Weight' column based on the categorical value of 'Outlet_Location_Type'. I have a dictionary(city_type_mean) with the categorical values as keys and the corresponding values to be replaced as values. I used the following code

Disclaimer: I am not a developer, I have no intimate knowledge of SQL.

I was handed an Excel document that has ODBC connections to our Oracle database. There are several queries, and this is not technology that I've used for this purpose before. I've figured out all queries except for one, and I keep getting an error:

[Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis error.

I believe I've validated all parentheses, and I've validated the presence of single quotes where appropriate - I cannot figure out where a syntax error would be. Is there anyone who can help?

I am trying to display data from the https://newsapi.org/ API using map and I get this error: "articles.map is not a function".

I am able to display data in the same program from another API with no problem. I think it has to do with the JSON I get from the API. Every object in the JSON I get back from the API which I am able to display has a unique ID property which I can use in my props key. This ID has been set up explicitly for that purpose. Objects in the newsapi have no property like an ID. There are properties in the JSON which have unique values though and could be used to serve that function, so I don't think maybe there is some other underlying issue with the JSON. Can anyone see what the problem might be?

below is the JSON that I can display.

I have a question about the logic of this spider. I want to crawl one of the categories of the Castbox website which has infinite pagination. So, I thought that I can split the URL of the JSON file, then slice, and at last, re-join the URL to be able to parse it. Therefore, I used a while loop to determine a condition under which my spider continues crawling the elements I need.

let me explain it clearly.

when I checked the JSON URL of the Castbox website, I recognized that only one part of the URL changes every time it is reloaded by scrolling down the page. This part is called "skip" which changes between 0 to 200 and you'll see it in the URL. So, I thought that if I can write a "def start_requests(self)" in which URL's "skip" part can changes from 0 to 200, I can get what I want. Is such functionality possible to change the URL every time? If yes, what is wrong with the "def start_requests(self)" part of my spider?

By the way, when running it, I get this error: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'urlparse'

Here is my spider: