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Trying to randomly generate and save village scenarios in a list for a game project with the following code but I keep getting "'Village.StandardVillage()': not all code paths return a value" error. I've tried fixing it a couple of different ways but end up with other errors. So far this is what I have:

I'm trying to get my code to work but I keep getting this error.

File "C:\Users\mikae\Desktop\Sem 9\CSE115\Assignment 2\Actual\A2 (Version 5).py", line 186, in main print_table_bookings(conn,booking_data[i])

IndexError: list index out of range

Currently, this is my code. I'm not done with it, but I'm trying to write out two queries:

1. Find all the bookings of a specific trainer
2. Find the gender of the trainer for a type of training.

I've tried a lot of variations but I just can't get the logic down. I would appreciate feedback and any help that I can get.

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I have a site where uses have a profile and can add an art to their profile and the month_started, year_started, and rank in that art. I am able to add the art but I cannot get update to work. I'm doing it from within the users folder on the show page. I render the add_art form on the profile page and it submits to the user_arts_controller's create action. For edit_art I am trying to use the edit.html.erb page inside users and it pulls in the information from the @art_user table to populate the fields, but when I submit it acts like it's updating and goes back to the set page and gives a success message but nothing gets updated. I used byebug and it shows all the params but says permitted: false.

Here is my form:

I'm trying to manage user state via a series of nested classes.

The basic view of the app uses a globalState environment object. This object allows other views to the user in and out.

After splitting my dataset into train, test, and validation sets I have a x_validation set which is a set of strings. Calling x_validation.head() gives:

My understanding is that npm (back in 2017?) made the decision to update any packages with higher versions in package.json than in package-lock.json on package-lock.json.

I am observing this interesting phenomenon of my project seemingly spontaneously upgrading packages that I don't want it to upgrade.

For instance, I've recently switched to Angular 9, and I've started to experience weird errors like :

Can't bind to 'ngIf' since it isn't a known property of 'button'

I have tried to reproduce this on stackblitz with no luck (i.e., I don't get that same error on stack blitz: it seems to work fine there). Because stack blitz does something weird with core-js, I decided to downgrade my version of core-js on my local project (github version here) to match as closely as possible what was working on stack blitz.

Here's where I am confused. I deleted node_modules and package-lock.json, and changed my package.json to the following:

I'm trying to scrape the results of a sports tournament into a pandas dataframe where each row is a different fighter's name.

Here is my code:

I have an angular project that has an api-keys.ts file that looks like this:

Say you have 3 integers: