applause | Human-friendly replacements

You can see in the following code snippet that I had to manually type all possible string options for GIF. But I guess there must be a better way to achieve this. Anybody can help me with this?

I need some code to make sure that if a whole word exists in a return formatted text file it is accepted and that, if only part of it is present, it is not considered.

If I type lau in the TextField it is accepted and I would rather the answer was false until a whole word is matched

Here is the file limited.txt I use in my project. Each word is on a separate line: appetitive appetitiveness appetitost appetize appetized appetizement appetizer appetizers appetizing appetizingly appinite appius appl applanate applanation applaud applaudable applaudably applauded applauder applauders applauding applaudingly applauds applause applauses applausive applausively apple appleberry appleblossom applecart appled appledrane appledrone applegrower applejack applejohn applemonger

Thanks for your help

I'm a beginner when it comes to Javascript. With click, the number should increase by one. I don't want to use tag IDs here, but as if made in class.

I am trying to give you a quick overview of the ClapsCounter here. The clap clicks are stored in the respective _ClapsCounter.txt file and the vote is stored in the browser localStorage as "applaudiert". Click on the counter to increase the value of all divs with the class "ClapsCounterCount".

I do not know if I have encountered a possible bug in the sklearn CountVectorizer or if I am simply misunderstanding something.

I am working with a small corpus of texts which contain a variety of parenthetical strings, only some of which need to be removed. After some experimentation, I decided simply to go with a list of those parentheticals, a subset I am including below:

My assignment is to search through a document, and grab the words that contain ch, cH,Ch, CH, sh, sH, Sh, and SH. What is the most effective way to grab the whole word? right now using re.findall() i get the correct count of words and location, but am only able to print the ch or sh, not the whole word that contained the letters. Here is my code!

I am trying to use a NavigationLink to navigate to the LoginScreen. However clicking up on the button does not do anything. If I call the onTapGesture method then it does get triggered.

Suppose you have this function:

I have a dataset returned by a third party API as JSON.

Now I want to loop through the data and populate a league table at my frontend (using 11 key:values from the array).

I already transformed the object into an array (var standings) and defined an empty variable "rank". But now I am really stuck on how to proceed, other tutorials just increase my confusion.

Do I need to create eleven empty arrays to grab the required data into them and populate the html using the "new" arrays afterwards? Probably this task can be handled by a "25-line-all-in-super-loop-solution".

This is my Javascript (applause!):

first of all iam new to javascript iam facing this problem from 3 weeks and try to debug it but didnt find any solution so problem is when i write a fresh piece of js code inside my blade file it works fine for 5-10 mins after that no response and console doesn't even show any js error in it

i also used following commandsphp artisan cache:clear php artisan view:clear nothing happens then i created new laravel project its version was 5.8 and try to do same in it but it works fine in it but not in my old project then i upgrade its version same issue then i shifted all my files from old project to newly created project then javascript is working fine and after some time same issue starts then i realize adding new piece of code in my code makes code not work when i remove the new line of code it works fine i dont know why it is doing this in below given code when i add var info = {!! json_encode($pdata->toArray()) !!}; it works for some time fine then whole js code stops working and then i remove this line code starts to work again