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I am having a problem with having it printing out a response of each item in my list, but if I get rid of the loop responsible, I can't check a users input, for example, if they put 'almond', it will say it doesn't know, because in my list, it says 'almonds'.

That is why I do a loop through each element, so it will search for the word in the element, but the loop prints that it can't find the answer a few times (unnecessarily!) and then the answer.

I hope this is understandable, and here is my code:

i have a question, i have follow JSON file:

So, the problem was hard to condense into the title but here's a detailed explanation.

I have a large dictionary that has thousands of key-value pairs that could have the example below:

I am working on a Recipe App, i am able to parse the json data but am stuck on how to implement a section of each Recipe:

recipe.json

Attached is the sample section of a Recipe:

Whenever I see the update manager glowing that I have an update I get annoyed and click it, so I'm almost always updating something and usually this has gone fine without any problems...

Recently it told me there was a new kernel update, so I clicked install like I usually do but it just got stuck, for hours. When I examined the terminal output it was hanging on a DKMS installation step, so I grabbed all the active DKMS processes and found that the specific thing it was hanging on was installing something called EVDI (which is related to the DisplayLink Ubuntu driver, I think). After letting it sit there doing nothing for more than a day I killed it and had to Timeshift back to before I had done the installation as it corrupted my kernel.

I examined the log file in /var/lib/dkms/evdi/5.2.14/build/make.log and found that it has many errors reported, and the one that starts the chain is:

I have saved the product description as the HTML elements into a Database like this. But when I am rendering this data into div, this is displaying as String. I want to display all the data like HTML elements in my Next JS application. I tried JSON.parse, but it's not working.

If someone can help me to fix this will be appreciated.

I'm using Atom 1.45.0 x64 on Linux Mint19.3 Cinnamon to learn basics of web development (I'm following a course of html5, CSS and JavaScript). I have 2 problems (probably related to each other):

1. whenever I type the 'font-family' command in my .CSS file the only input suggestions I get are the ones you can see in the screenshot I uploded here. No way to specify other fonts;
2. whenever I choose one of the available options, the fonts in my html page won't change (and it's not because of typos, bad linking between html and css files, etc).

fonts currently available on my Atom

I haven't been able to find a solution to this problem and I can't figure it out on my own because I'm not an advanced user of Linux systems. I've also installed the 'fonts' package on Atom but that hasn't solved the problem. Any suggestion?

I have an input file with timestamps and odometer readings, like so:

After changing the theme on my Cinnamon Desktop to a dark theme (Adwaita-dark) a program that I wrote a while ago now displays the buttons incorrect. While e.g. in other programs like the file manager the color of the icons is now white they stay dark here.

I created those buttons using Gtk.Button.new_from_icon_name():