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Like the title says, SQL query which outputs the number of athletes that voted for someone in the same athletePosition as himself.

I have 4 tables in my database right now, they consist of:

I have the following pandas dataframe, only showing one column

So I have the following program written in Java, which reads a text file's contents to a HashMap and takes in a year from the user to return what team won the World Series that year and how many times that team has won the World Series. I've successfully built the HashMap but I'm struggling with how I would make that HashMap accessible within the main driver method of the program (I understand why it's not accessible, I'm looking for how to access it). Right now, the instantiated HashMap in the main method is empty. I've been stuck on this for a while and can't seem to find a way to do this. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

I am trying to use either awk, grep, or sed to group a bunch of street addresses together, organize the name first, the city second, and group them on the left-justified side by their state.

Here is the data

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Input XML

I am using Splunk to extract a number of fields from xml data this is contained in a log file. So to limit the search to be MOSTLY the xml file I start the search with this: sourcetype="name of type here" "RULE"

This returns:

I have a python script that scrapes matchups and stats of NHL teams to predict winners. The output of this script gives some general stats of the teams playing and predicts a winner, formatted as:

I'm attempting to scrape event data from the site https://10times.com/losangeles-us/technology/conferences.

The code below goes ahead and scrapes event data and event links found on the main landing page.

So I already have everything done, however. I cannot figure out how to make a sorted dictionary out of the dictionary I have created. This dictionary should have the team that won the most games as 1st and so on.

This was the first dictionary I created img of dictionary

I have attempted sorted_wins = sorted(matches_won[team].items(), key=lambda pair: pair[1], reverse=True)

but I keep getting met with an: AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'items'