bridle | Beautiful Javascript graphs and charts using D3.js | Chart library
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![line chart example] "line chart example"). A [d3] reusable chart library. Bridle includes a line chart, bar chart (with stacked or grouped modes), a stacked area chart and a sortable html table generator.
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QUESTION
I am running into a very strange behavior using STRING_AGG and using the expression inside the delimiter. The results are offset (ie the next iteration is shown where the delimiter would go).
I have a column which contains neighborhood names and I am trying to join them together into a string to later use in another query since there are a lot of them and I need to do this dynamically. I've dumbed down the query to the bare essentials and I'm still getting the offset result.
example query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-02 at 06:21Try calling STRING_AGG
on a single call to CONCAT
:
QUESTION
I have a List (or Set) of AirworhinessDirective:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 21:05With the help of JB Nizet, I was able to solve the issue using a comparator rather than using Spring Data to do the sorting. It came down to changing the formPagedAds()
method to:
QUESTION
I am trying to compile a dictionary on Python of new words which I have learnt. The program will then test my knowledge of the words by asking me to translate random keys from the dictionary.
Here is what I have at the moment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 03:30Here are the problems I can see:
- The result of the call to ranWord is not saved anywhere. You use
word
a bit later on but it will not be defined. You should doword = ranWord()
and then something likeguess = input(f'Please enter the translation for {word}: ')
. - If the player guesses correctly, the loop continues anyway. Add a
break
statement to terminate the loop after printingWell done!
. - The
Please try again
line seems unnecessary; when the loop restarts it will prompt the player for a new guess. Remove theelse
, or replace the secondinput
call withprint(Your guess was incorrect.)
.
QUESTION
I am trying to use json_normalize
from Pandas, but so far my efforts have yielded only errors. Can someone clue me in to what I'm doing wrong? I have a complex nested JSON and I would love to utilize pandas's powerful tools to analyze it.
Code (current attempt):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-10 at 22:25This worked for me:
reading the data line by line as strings (copied pasted your text into a file)
converting each string to a python dict using the json function.
converting each dict to a one row DF using pandas json_normalize, concatenating all the DF's if needed.
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