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I'm new in python. I have a question can I read a script value with python.

I need to find elements of array which are hold in two of three given arrays. It seems easy, but it's quite dificult and i have been strugling with this for few days. I hope you can help me..

For input:

1 2 3 5

1 2 4 6 7

1 3 4 8 9 10

Output should be 3 (because 3,4,2 are common for two arrays)

for input

1 2 3 4

2 3 4

3 4 1

Output should be: 2 (because 1 is common for two arrays)

Here is my code:

Just wondering why this area calculation code only returns whole numbers, even though I used double throughout.

I'm trying to show an icon when I hover on the card and add opacity on it but I don't want to add opacity to the icon.

Snippet:

I have a BibTex file stored in GitHub, here:

https://raw.github.com/zoometh/C14/master/neonet/references_france.bib

The file shows bibliographical references like that:

I have an html form with three groups of radio buttons, selector, selector2 and selector3. I am trying to add the values of the selected radio buttons, but this fails. How Can I add all the values in the alert below? Why doesn't it work? I tried in a different way but I can add the values just get them in the console.

i am trying to draw a SVG objects similar to pie chart using the SVG path element. I had earlier used the example from this stackoverflow post to generate the SVG arc path. But somehow my two arc which are supposed be part of same circle dont form a full circle. here is the code example i used to generate my arcs on a circle.

I want to create a model for each radio button with the inputname as the name of the radio input. I figured I'd have to loop the array of objects to check if more than one inputname appeared, then convert this inputname to an object property for the models. But I can't seem to do either of this.

GeoFirestore has at least two methods for returning the documents in Firestore.

getAtLocation() and geoFirestore.queryAtLocation(new GeoPoint(lati, longi), radi).addGeoQueryDataEventListener()

According to the documentation, getAtLocation() will return to the SingleGeoQueryDataEventCallback a list of all the documents presents in the area and an exception if something goes wrong.

Below is how I am doing the queries: