poncho | Client-side JS code coverage using PhantomJS , Mocha | Runtime Evironment library

Working on a project for an intro to python scripting course. The project is to build a game starting with some basic code they provide to create an adventure that takes you through several rooms, collecting items along the way. I've been able to get most of the requirements working but after adding the inventory system to the game, its become pretty slow to process and is also creating an issue with how the game progresses. I have no doubt that code is inefficient and could be either reorganized or just use different looping.

Before getting the inventory system operating as required, it would take a user input for direction, tell you if it was the correct room and if there was an item in the room, you would type a move, then move to the next room if it was correct. Now, when the game starts, it shows you in correct room with no item (As expected), you type a move and it is now very slow to process the next move. Then it shows the item and prompts before showing you in the room with your inventory, where it should be showing you in the room, that there is an item, and what your inventory is.

If anyone could help point out what I'm doing wrong, I would greatly appreciate it.

I'm in the process of working on a kernel program to handle printing capabilities of input for a custom OS. I'm following Poncho's 2nd YouTube Video series found here, I'm currently on Video 4 in the series where he starts to add numerical types as inputs to the renderer's print function. Now, my code isn't exactly like his as I made some modifications.

-Note- This won't compile directly as there is no main function. _start is being called or invoked by a bootloader that isn't shown here, I will however, add it to the bottom of this question.

When I use the class's print function like this within my kernel:

I have a problem about implementing recommendation system by using Euclidean Distance.

What I want to do is to list some close games with respect to search criteria by game title and genre.

Here is my project link : Link

After calling function, it throws an error shown below. How can I fix it?

Here is the error

I am a novice in pandas and curious about what exactly pandas pass to the function specified in the apply method parameter. Here is an example from introduction of data science in python course

With the data below:

I have this data set running into the '00,000 of rows, only 3 is shown here for brevity.

A very new person to python data analysis, and an aspiring data analyst I am trying to extract data from a given CSV file, and it has been given in a format which is given in another .json file.

I am not able to figure out how exaclty do I start this procedure?

This is my data.csv file sample text:

data.csv

Think basic RPG game (I learn best via gamification)...

Keep in mind in game items will be taken, used and dropped all the time in any order... so I am not after finding thing via their numerical position in an array, strictly after finding and utilizing items based on their object variable name or one of it's inherent property values.

I am torn between (a) pushing a game item, as a string variable (like "Poncho")), into a character inventory (array inside an object) and then somehow matching that string back up with the actual item (object (like poncho)) to access and utilize its properties/values (like character.inventory.poncho.value)... or (b) push the item as the object itself (like poncho) into the inventory (array) and then somehow access it in the array to pull out its values and properties (like name: "Poncho").

I hand stamp my objects as such:

I have a list of combination of words like "brown fox", and bunch of sentences to check. I just want to find how many times the elements from the list occur in the sentence.

I have a working solution but I want to make it faster. So I just want to have an opinion or any alternative way to do things.

Nothing is case sensitive.

The solution I have works well when my list of keywords is small. What if my list of keywords is 80 elements and my sentence is only two or three words? It will be slow. Is there any way to improve the solution?

I've set up a landing page for practice, where an h1 + a paragraph slide in, and a "Read More" button slowly appears. I've also set it up so that when you hover over the "Read More" button, it rotates 180 degrees on the y axis. However, my problem is that the left border vanishes when I hover over. Here's what it looks like when this happens:

The text is flipped because I rotated it on the Y axis, but the left (well, actually right because it's flipped) border vanishes. Any ideas on why?
Here's my code: