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I am adding sections to our website and all but one of them are working the way I want: i.e. no margin between sections.

I'm not able to get this one page's sections to have no margin between sections; they have extra space beneath. I have went over the code with a fine tooth comb and cannot find the error.

I am first including the code of a sample page that works correctly:

I have a large table with a comments column (contains large strings of text) and a date column on which the comment was posted. I created a separate vector of keywords (we'll call this key) and I want to count how many matches there are for each day. This gets me close, however it counts matches across the entire dataset, where I need it broken down by each day. The code:

I have an HTML string where I'm trying to generate an array of all substring instances that occur between two sets of characters.

My string looks something like this:

I'm trying to proxy a set of object such that I can pass them off to third party code and temporarily nullify mutation methods and setters, and then revoke the proxy handler traps to reinstate normal behaviour. What I've discovered is that proxies are inherently hostile to this-dependent code.

I'm intrigued as to how & why Javascript Proxies break this binding for their proxied targets. In the following example I have a simple class which ingests a value on construction, stores it as a private field, and returns it on property access. Observe that:

1. Attempting to access the property through a proxy without a handler throws an error
2. Explicitly forwarding a handler get trap through Reflect.get reinstates normal behaviour

I'm wondering how to stop an unresponsive thread in Java, such that it's really dead.

First of all, I'm well aware of Thread.stop() being deprecated and why it should not be used; there are already many excellent answers on this topic, cf. [1][2]. So, the question more precisely is, whether it's actually technically possibly to kill a thread which code is not controlled by us but possibly hostile and not responding to interrupts.

In the simplest case, a hostile thread would be running while(true);, but it could as well be using up memory or other system resources to do more damage. Calling interrupt() on that thread is obviously ineffective. What about calling stop() instead?

I have run this in a debugger and, in fact, the thread really disappears. But is this approach reliable? The hostile thread could be prepared for this case; think of try{run();}catch(ThreadDeath t){run();} where it catches the ThreadDeath that is produced when we call stop() and recursively calls itself again.

As an outside observer, we cannot see what is going on; Thread.stop() always runs silently. Worst of all, the usual diagnostics won't work anymore (tried this while debugging on Corretto 1.8.0_275 Windows x64): Thread.getState() always returns RUNNABLE regardless of success in killing the thread, same goes for Thread.isAlive() (always true).

I am trying to implement some preprocessing command for json dataset. Its was easy to work with .csv file, but I am not able to get how to implement some preprocessing command like isnull(), fillna(), dropna() and imputer class.

Below are some of the commands that I have executed but failed to perform above mentioned operation as I am not able to figure out how to work with Json file dataset.

dataset link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1puNNrRaV-Jt_kt709fuYGCvDW9-EuwoB/view?usp=sharing

Problem

Just for clarification: this is not really about sorting in its precise sense. I am given a function (sort-sym lst symbol). The function takes in a (listof (listof symbol)) and a symbol to turn it into a (list (listof (listof symbol)) (list (listof symbol))). Just stating the problem here does not really help that much so let's jump right in to the examples.

Examples

For a list

thank you in advance for taking the time to read. I've been with a project on Android using Java for weeks. But I have had this problem for days, I tried many things but nothing worked.

What happens is that the "main" button (black color) that expands the other buttons is; scrolls. Before and after expanding the other buttons.

Ideally, it should stay fixed in place before and after pressing. And that the other white buttons do scroll below the black button.

I attach the complete XML and screenshots.

We open the application and it will look like this:

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https://i.stack.imgur.com/ExwgJ.png

Then we scroll and ideally nothing happens, but the main button is hidden behind the text box.

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https://i.stack.imgur.com/VZqAA.png

https://i.stack.imgur.com/7gszP.png

We press the main button and as it should be, the other buttons expand.

[][4]

https://i.stack.imgur.com/r6km3.png

But we scroll and the buttons instead of getting under the black button, they scrooll all the buttons including the black one.

[][5]

https://i.stack.imgur.com/3RDnO.png

Here is the XML code:

I have a question. I am trying to understand First Order Logic, so I found this code: