wordy | An embedded word frequency util | Browser Plugin library

This project of mine requires me to arrange the user input in the JTextArea into a sorted order (lexicographically) with the repeated words only appearing once and then output it in another JTextArea. My code only does the arranging plus it puts brackets on the output. How do I get rid of the brackets and make sure that the repeated words only appear once?

Here is my code.

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I want to insert a row into my dataframe but I don't want to write the columns names because that make the code too wordy. This is what I know it works:

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I am making a system in which you can place plants on a map. I made a pen that shows what the user will see: https://codepen.io/dcslob/pen/vYxBMdp The actual map image is missing, but you will get the point.

If you click one one of these pins

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At the moment when I run my script it is able to create the doc and add the specified text just fine. It's worth noting that the text I'm adding to the doc is job listings parsed from html. The next thing I'm trying to figure is how I can have it so when I run my script it will iterate over each listing and for each respective listing create a separate docx file. I tried writing document = Document() into the for loop but that doesn't seem to work as it then only creates a doc for the first listing. Is this even possible?

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I want to read the one and only csv file in subfolder foo, using pahtlib, without having to specify the name explicitly. This way, the code still works if the filename changes, but the precondition that there is one and only one csv file in foo is still valid.

Right now I do

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I was trying to make a program to check if word has an alphabet letter in it or no, but when it runs it displays all the letters because of for loop so is there any other code I can use to make the program?

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How to return the word example in the result column? the closest I got was [\W]{2,}[^,\W].+[?=,]

id text my result (Full match) expected (Full match) 1 wordA, worldB, wordC , worldB, wordB 2 wordF wordY, worldZ, wordn, wordM , worldZ, wordn, wordn 3 wordg wordt, worldl, wordq, wordk, wordr , worldl, wordq, wordk, wordk 4 this is a test, capturing, a word , capturing, capturing ...

I'm starting to learn 6502 assembly for a potential NES game project on my off time, and I'm having some trouble setting up the reading of controller input. My background is in C, so I'm familiar with memory and how it works, but the flow control in assembly still escapes me.

Because I'm new, I figured I should start easy and use the button-by-button method described in https://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?858965-NES-6502-Programming-Tutorial-Part-5-Controller-Commands . This works fine, but it is really repetitive and wordy.

Is there a more elegant way of doing this that isn't completely above my abilities? I don't know enough to integrate code from other sources without some help.

https://wiki.nesdev.com/w/index.php/Controller_reading_code looks promising, but I don't really understand enough of it to use it.

Thank you for your time.

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While count is between 1...50 do something

for 50...100 do something else

Tried searching stack overflow, but it doesn't look like I'm looking for the right terminology.

I'm currently using the code below, but it seems a bit wordy to me? Is there a better alternative?

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