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I am trying to load a .txt file using pandas read_csv function.

My data looks like this:

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Good afternoon.

I'm teaching myself Common Lisp and have run into an issue with a specific line in my code.

This is a two room adventure with a fight in the arena - the whole goal of this was to write the prompt command one time, therefore I had to set up a way for Common Lisp to look at a line of text and determine which was the room and which was the direction to go in.

I decided to code it as:

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I have a DF with about 50 columns. 5 of them contain strings that I want to combine into a single column, separating the strings with commas but also keeping the spaces within each of the strings. Moreover, some values are missing (NaN). The last requirement would be to remove duplicates if they exist.

So I have something like this in my DF:

symptom_1 symptom_2 symptom_3 symptom_4 symptom 5 muscle pain super headache diarrhea Sore throat Fatigue super rash ulcera super headache diarrhea super diarrhea something awful something awful

And I need something like this:

symptom_1 symptom_2 symptom_3 symptom_4 symptom 5 all_symptoms muscle pain super headache diarrhea Sore throat Fatigue muscle pain, super headache, diarrhea, Sore throat, Fatigue super rash ulcera super headache super rash, ulcera, headache diarrhea super diarrhea diarrhea, super diarrhea something awful something awful something awful

I wrote the following function and while it merges all the columns it does not respect the spaces within the original strings, which is a must.

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I switched from React to Vue and for me there are some incomprehensible nuances I want to create a drop-down menu, but I have some incomprehensible things related to this who is familiar with React knows that you can create a certain property with a boolean value inside a state or using hooks then when clicking on the buttons, use setState and manage with it,

I understand that you can implement something like this in Vue JS, but I am confused by one question, how can you create a certain property in Vue JS? is it possible to instantiate by type let app = new Vue({el: '#app',}); for each component? Because I don't understand how to create a property for example showDropDown without using new Vue ({})?

My code at the moment looks like this

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For example, when I open a topic, it would open in the same html page, not redirect to another address: http://web.archive.org/web/20090409012115/http://www.europeangoldfinch.net/home.htm#

I want to make it exactly like this (clicking on a topic). I downloaded the source files from web archive, but when I click on topic nothing opens up even though the topic text is in that html code.

This is exactly what I want to do: https://errorsea.com/how-to-change-text-onclick-event-javascript/#Syntax

EDIT: Thanks everyone for the help, I figured it out, I downloaded a website from web.archive.org, and it didn't work well, but I managed to get it working with the javascript included with the website.

Code:

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It seems simple to model a database table for, say, addresses, like this in an XSD:

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i keep getting TypeError: string indices must be integers in my python code . this is the error i getting

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I am a novice in android studio and after trying different layouts with not really satisifying success, I am now back to Relative Layout. I want to have grid of buttons and the alignments work okay when the buttons are aligned to the end of start of a button the same size, but sometimes I want two smaller buttons underneath a bigger button, but since I can only align the left smaller button with the start of the bigger button and the right smaller button with the end of the end of the bigger button, the space between the smaller buttons is not aligned and causes all kind of problems. How do I align those two buttons in the middle?

Here is my manifest.xml

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So I have a set of indexed products that contains a dictionary with a single key and a list of values, with which I'm trying to build a facetted search. However I am very much an elastic newbie.

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