Immunity | Immune system defense

You need to create a list and append to it. Currently, you are just overwriting with the last value.

Calculate distance from center of each rectangle using pythagorean theorem. I think but haven't tested if I remember right that the center of each rectangle is at d.x + rectWidth/2 and d.y - rectHeight/2. Initialize rectWidth and rectHeight outside of the build function so they are within scope.

Example to get newly infected rectangles at distance less than social_dist from the previously infected:

Maybe give this a try.

you can edit spriteRenderer color using .color property: for example:

oldcolor = this.gameObject.GetComponent().color;

this.gameObject.GetComponent().color = new Color(0.5f, 0.5f, 0.1f);

and after immunity is over: this.gameObject.GetComponent().color = oldcolor;

for some reason its not pasting "SpriteRenderer" that is supposed to be in getcomponent part

For anyone struggling to accomplish the same or similar task as me, that also has difficulty with Str and Byte objects, or is attempting to convert a Python 2.7 exploit to Python 3, I found it was best to convert all string objects to bytes via string.encode() and just work with those instead.

I accomplished my goal through the use of Python 3 (as recommended by @tripleee), the pwntools module p32, converting all strings to bytes, and working with those instead of strings as I commonly did in Python 2.7.

Thank you to @tripleee and @steve for your help in clarifying a few misunderstandings on my part, and attempting to help me solve this problem. Below is my revised code, for Python 3.

Using exec is not a shell - you can't and don't have to quote for a shell, that is not there. Further exec(String) uses by default a string tokenizer (which basically splits at whitespace) to make it particularly useless for any slightly advanced usecase.

You are most likely always better off to use the version that accepts a string array for the command (+ args).

What you where effectively calling looked like this (note, that the command gets split at whitespace -- so I used \' to make my shell ignore that):

You are off to a great start: functions are extremely important in shortening code and are fundamental to the success of most programs.

The moral() function has two main issues, which go hand-in-hand. Functions have a local scope, so they are not able to access variables outside of their scope unless the variable is declared global. Beware, the global keyword is discouraged as it can make your code difficult to understand and increasingly messy as your project expands as it allows functions to have possible unwanted side effects. In your code, you don't initialize morality and test (possibly why it is grayed out), but you try to access and modify it.

change onPress={citrusAlert()} to onPress={citrusAlert}

Then, you can encapsulate each line in tags e.g. as following:

=""&regexreplace(A1,"(\n)","")&""

Hereby A1 is the cell reference that you can obviously modify according to your needs.