wolf | authorization system based on Role-Based Access Control | Authorization library

I'm studying python and just doing some small games and I'm stuck because I can't find anything about this topic.

I have 2 buttons and want both of them hide when any one of the two clicked. is there a way to do this?

here is my codes for the buttons inside the class RedRidingHood:

I currently have the following information in a Data Frame.

I need to create a graph that compares the Budget against the Worldwide Gross of the 5 films with the highest 'porcentage de ganancia' (or income). Nothing seems to be working.

Update:

I need some help with the bootstrap accordion

I want to add the border-bottom-color: red for the header of an item "Collapsible Group Item" div when it's open
and remove it when the div is closed

I am trying to add the class through Jquery and that class will have the border-bottom-color: red CSS.
but it's not working, can someone tell me where I am wrong

Expected:
When the div is open the class will get add else it will get removed

Result of the code I have written:
The color is getting added to all the div at the same time irrespective of open div

Suppose I've a list here:

I'm pretty new working on python and this is my first "big" project. This is what I have worked on for the day. I am trying to work on this project that randomly generates a name when you click on a category and press the generate button. It randomly generates one name but when I press the generate button again it doesn't display another name. That's what I'm trying to figure out. Also if anyone doesn't mind, how can I check a box and generate a name on that category.

Thank you very much

My code constructs a hash %oprAtnNOW that contains a hash ref, where both the keys and values inside $oprAtnNOW{opt} are determined at run time.

The sample code below demonstrates that a single command suffices to extract a value from the anonymous hash referenced by $oprAtnNOW{opt}.

But assigning a value doesn't work like that. When I try to assign the string wolf to the key Dog, something very strange happens. When I use Dumper to look at the result, it appears that the value assigned was 'wolf, with a single quote pasted to the start of the string; and when I use print to look at it, it looks like SCALAR(something).

(The end of my code demonstrates that 'wolf does not print out as SCALAR(something), so Dumper has something else in mind.)

So my sample code contains a workaround: deference the anonymous inner hash; assign key and value in the now named, temporary hash; clobber the previous $oprAtnNOW{opt} with a reference to the temporary, named hash.

Why does the direct method yield such a strange result?

What is the true content of this SCALAR thing?

Is there a way to do this with a single command, without my multi-step workaround?

I have a standard Bootstrap accordion and I don't want the option to have all cards closed at the same time, I have two total.

Right now... If I click on one, it opens and if I click on it again it closes. The first card starts open and I want it to automatically open the second one if I close the first and vice versa. This way one will always be open.

Here is my code, I appreciate your help.

Say I have a pandas dataframe that looks like this:

I'm new to Python and I'm trying to work on a problem but don't know how to proceed. Sorry if there are any mistakes. You can ask me if my question is not clear. Even a small idea as to how to proceed would be helpful.

I have a nested dictionary as-