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I'm using Spring WebClient to make REST requests. I've created POJO's to store the JSON properties but there's a problem. If a word on the API I'm using doesnt exist, It returns an array of words

I got a list that contains 9 data frames and each data frame contains the following lines:

I have a dataframe, df :

Sorry for the trivial request, but it's a difficult time for me. I have this part of XML code:

I am basically trying to get a variable (strength0, strength1, strength2, depending on what user chooses) from function 'gym' to the function 'local_badass'. If I try to catch it with return it calls the entire function thus going back a step in the game.

Just wondering if there is a way to get the variable, with it's value, depending on what the user chooses so I can use the variables (strength0, strength1 and strength2) in the future levels of the game and so they have an impact on what the user can do in the game e.g. if strength < 2 cannot defeat the dragon.

this is my first time using R. I am trying to figure out how I can conditionally combine data I have that is spread across five .RDS files. I've taken a look at this post on reading multiple .RDS files, but I do not want to concatenate the data; I want to overwrite certain entries with certain other entries while preserving the overall structure.

The data file naming convention follows the pattern: fold1.rds, fold2.rds, ... , fold5.rds

I load each file using: foldx = readRDS('foldx.rds)

A call to dim(foldx) returns [1] 12 450 4.

fold1 (when I print the variable) contains values like:

I'm working on a project for a clinic which runs OCR on some lab documents then parses the data and automates its entry into their lab system. The raw data is semi-structured enough that I can put it through a series of steps to extract the data I need in the order that I need. I'm starting to hit a wall from staring at it too long and would appreciate another set of eyes on it.

The process works like this:

• first pass over the raw text and extract ICD10 CODES using RegularExpressions which match the standard specification and boundaries that exist specifically to the lab document including potential artifacts from the OCR read.
• second pass that extract TEST CODES, which are unfortunately far more variable in terms of character composition. Note that I also have to force boundaries due to the way the document is formatted, the composition of the text, and due to OCR artifacts.
• After these passes I have the data organized in a list which I reorganize and group a certain way. That all works fine.

The regex I am using to extract TEST CODES follows:

(?<=•\s*|\.\s*|\s*)(?[A-Z0-9]{3,9})(?=\s*\||\sJ\s|\sj\s|\sI\s|\s\[\s|\s\]\s)

Two examples of actual data are below. In the first one I am matching all the test codes (the 4 digit numbers at the start of the line) in addition to matching 3 character groups at the end (GFR,A1C).

The second image looks ideal, with only the test codes being matched.

How can I not match the three character groups when my test code might indeed be three characters (of upper alpha and digit)?

Three examples of Raw text

I have a list of tuples as follows.

I have the following string: