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Given a dataframe like the following one:

I have an object which contains two different object types, I am trying to map it to another object which will contain a single list.

In this simple minimal reproducible example I have created a zoo class which contains a list of animals this is the destination. The source is the MammelHouse class which contains lists of pig and cow objects.

My issue is when I try to add the pigs to the list then it over writes the already written cows. I need both objects to be added to this list.

My current solution is to map each object type alone and then add them to the main object, as my actual application has ten different types currently this is not an optimal solution. I am hoping that there is a way to solve this with automapper directly.

I have this snippet of table called joinTbl:

So I have an input file named "students.txt" which contains the following structure: id, first name, last name, date of birth. Here is the content of it:

I have the below cluster.tf file in my EC2 instance (type: t3.micro):

tl;dr

How do I programmatically drill down from an instance of an Azure Image Builder template build to find the customization.log file for the build?

Long version

I've recently started working with Azure Image Builder, and after a fashion I've got a CI pipeline working to deploy and build image templates from files in a source repo into a Shared Image Gallery.

At the end of my build process I'd like to retrieve the packerlogs\\customization.log file generated by Azure Image Builder - I can find it fine by clicking around in the portal (see screenshot below), but I'm struggling to follow any sort of breadbrumb trail to locate the blob programmatically.

Maybe there's a really simple way to do this, and I'm making a massive pigs ear of it, but here's what I've got so far:

1. During the build process, Azure Image Builder creates a temporary resource group called IT___ where it stores the customization logs. This also has the following tags that can be used to find the right resource group:

   • "createdBy" = "AzureVMImageBuilder"
   • "imageTemplateResourceGroupName" = ""
   • "imageTemplateName" = ""

2. In the temporary resource group there's a single Storage Account with a 24-character random name - e.g. abc123def456ghi789j01234

3. In the storage account there's a container called packerlogs

4. And in the storage account container, some blobs live, in the format \customization.log.

5. Having got that far, I don't know which to use to filter the results for a specific build instance. I can use the timestamp to read the latest one, but how do I know that's the right one for any given build of my image template. For example which belongs to the build process for image version 1.0.55 of my image template?

This is the code I've got so far:

Here's a list, each row represents an random event

Hello I have a questions regarding fs and the removing of a specific string. I have multiple words in a a .txt one word in each line

e.g:

Bird Eagle Pig Horse

Now i want to remove the "Pig" from the text file.

so i'm fairly new to using python and I wanted to make a list of popular pets and have the person type in a number (that's assigned to an animal from a list of 10 in a dictionary) and print the correct animal from the number they typed in.

so far this is my code: