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At the university, the professor teaching us Fortran, gave us the following code:

I am trying to make it so that the turtle is hidden from the beginning of the program but even after putting t.hideturtle() right below where I declare the turtle as variable t the turtle still seems to show up in the middle of the drawing.

I'm building a new image and copy contents from host OS folder D:\Programs\scrapy into it like so: docker build . -t scrapy

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I'm pretty confused about N2346::6.5.2.5/15 and N2346::6.5.2.5/16 which states (emp. mine)

15 EXAMPLE 8 Each compound literal creates only a single object in a given scope

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Im trying to access a site with headless chrome using puppeteer on Heroku. My setup works when I try it locally on my machine, but when trying it mounted on Heroku I get something like this:

I understand that puppeteer comes with javascript enabled by default and for what I've read it looks like it has nothing to do with that.

Im using puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth, random-useragent and viewport randomization but nothing seems to work.

Could it be that puppeteer and/or chrome is adding extra stuff when running locally vs on Heroku?

Here's my setup:

I would like to ask that if the "Denied" word is enter in this Range("D2:D500") then values after it's row cannot be entered only in Column E.

wherever "Denied" word enter to Column D then only below cells at Column E don’t have right to enter any value, where else user can enter the values at Column A, B, C and D only. If user enter the value in Column E then display the message "You are not permissible" and clear the content of that cell.

For the Same row the following code I am using is given below:

' this code for Column D which is made for clear data in the same row

I'd like to wrap a PowerShell script into a batch file to finally make it executable for anybody and in a single distributed file. My idea was to begin a file with CMD commands that read the file itself, skipping the first couple lines and piping the rest to powershell, then let the batch file end. In Bash that would be an easy task with short readable commands, but you can see from the numerous tricks that Windows has big trouble with this already. That's how it looks like:

I would like to pattern match a complex constant based on one of its fields. You can match on a constant using a PathPattern, but selecting a constant field of another constant is not allowed.

Is it possible to write a macro take the result of a constant expression and compile time "inline" it such that the generated code is a valid LiteralPattern?

Consider this working code:

I've thought of following code by trying to solve a difficult 'nested-condition' problem: