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- Preview Post card using bot
- show user a warning
- Update inventory by category
- Send an inventory by exchanging a category .
- show a list of warnings
- Check if a channel has changed
- gets shop by name
- Check for message up
- show shop by bot
- Add a new message .
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I want to construct a nested dictionar with user entering key and values in Python. Below is an example of the dictionary.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 15:57Well for the json part you can use the module json. As for the rest, you would need to do a thing like that:
QUESTION
I am trying to merge two data.frames using a column that contains strings. The strings in the two columns are names, unfortunately, they are not in the same order. In the example below, names in df_1
have the structure "name"+"midname"+"surname1"+"surname2" while in df_2
the structure is "surname1"+"surname2"+"name"+"midname".
I first tried to do a fuzzy merge using the names. However, it doesn't solve the problem since there are still non-zero matches between totally different names. Additionally, it is non-trivial to define a cutting point that can define when a name is totally different from another. I was also expecting a higher degree of similarity between names with reverse order (i.e., (name+midname) + (surname1+surname2) in a different order).
Do you have a better way to merge the two data.frame using these names in a different order? Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 10:43You can strsplit
to individual names, sort
them and paste
. Then use match
.
QUESTION
I'd like to sort an array of Strings which include both Usernames & Points in the same string from Highest to Lowest, without losing the usernames, how do I do this?
I've tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 15:21Have a helper function that extracts the digits from the string, then call that function on both elements in the sort callback and return the difference:
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