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I have been finding a code for this but failed

source: https://www.singtel.com/etc/singtel/public/tv/epg-parsed-data/23102021.json This is a epg html site

Could you suggest a way to convert this link contents to XML?

btw the link is based on the day https://www.singtel.com/etc/singtel/public/tv/epg-parsed-data/ddMMyyyy.json

maybe this will help

I am trying to make an adventure game with checkpoints in python leading back to a certain point in the game when you lose, get an answer wrong or to play again but it keeps bring me back to the wrong point or looping some sections over and over again. I'm not sure what to do. Python Code down below (Its very long and a bit complicated):

There's this task I'm working on, in which I have to make an arraylist based on an Author class, which has as its properties: ID, author's name, book and nationality. This aside, I had to make another class, which receives as a parameter the ID, and returns the corresponding author's info. My problem is that I wrote the code, but no matter what ID my input receives, it always retrieves the same author's information. Could anyone help me on this?

Author.java

I have a specific and a general question.

Suppose I'm using SAX to deal with the below XML, but it's actually 17MB and far more complex. There are no errors with the code, but because it's so complex and I probably shouldn't have gone near SAX in the first place, I'm getting a frustrating logic error - it's sometimes outputting a value that I'm not interested in, sometimes rightly ignoring it. This logic error is the only thing stopping me from finishing the project. I'm trying to debug the code, but that's very frustrating because even my truncated test XML file has 42,000 lines.

So my specific question is how can I see which line of the XML file is triggering any given startElement. Does startElement or ContentHandler have an index or something that tells you where in the file it's up to?

My general question is how can I find out how to do this for myself? I can flail around on Google, and Stack Overflow is a tremendous resource that I'm very grateful for, but if I could independently investigate the attributes of the things I'm working with, that would be much more satisfying. For instance, is there a way, in my code, I can get a list of all the things that hang off startElement or a variable or anything, really. Len() tells me how long something is, Type() tells me what type it is. Are there other useful meta commands that I can fall back on when I'm not sure what kind of problem I'm having?

I kind of anticipate being shouted at for asking two questions in one, but I can see how to ask the general question without being shouted at for being too nebulous.

Credit to http://pyxml.sourceforge.net/topics/howto/node12.html for this code.

I want to print PriorityQueue of custom object. But when i see any official docs and tutorial, i have to use poll method. Is there any way i can print without removing the element? Here is my code:

Data class:

Just like what you see in the picture, the default section is the default view that I have in a form. The appended view will get displayed based on the ajax request.

I'm trying to make the radio button to be able to reflect with each other when either from default or appended view get selected. Example like when I select Yes from Default then the Appended View also will auto update to Yes. Then from Appended View to select No it will reflect the Default to No as well.

Please check on this link for my code and do testing https://codepen.io/terrer-sandman/pen/WNwbPMv?editors=1010

My objective is to search for presence of certain (whole) words in a string. Below is the code. I'm not able to understand why I'm getting a match for search word 'odin' as this isn't a whole word in my string. Can someone explain?. I expect no match to be found in this case.