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I'm new to Java, and for my AP Computer Science Class, we are creating a hangman game.

In my method guessCheck , I have a enhanced for loop that checks if letterGuess matches any letter in masterWord. If it matches, it replaces the index of censoredWord with letterGuess. The line of code that gives me a problem is censoredWord[x] = letterGuess;. Why is it throwing a ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException error?

I know there is an existing question none of the solutions seem to work for me and it's a question posted in 2014.

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This is my first attempt at using DBSCAN to cluster discrete (datapoint's bound width) and continuous features (computed css and path to datapoint) for text-content blocks I've extracted from a webpage.

I have 7 samples (in the first dataset), so when I set DBSCAN min_samples to 1, this output is what I would expect:

• Estimated number of clusters: 7
• Estimated number of noise points: 0
• Homogeneity: 1.000
• Completeness: 1.000

I've then attempted to plot the clusters in order to visualise them. For the plot, I've used the sklearn example, adjusting it for my data. However, the resulting plot doesn't look quite right.

It looks like the y-axis values of most clusters are the same (-0.408). I believe this is down to using StandardScaler(), at this step:

I am working with scraped data, and am using a variable that is split into a nested list for multiple purposes. Here's what I want to do:

1. Look for items within the nested list that have an exact match with the string "Highlights"
2. Identify and remove all nested list items that contain a colon (:)
3. Identify and remove all nested list items with more than 30 characters
4. Re-order the list so "Highlight" is at the top
5. Wrap the list items that are not "Highlight" in HTML (with
6. before the nested list item, and
behind it).
7. Unlist, and add
   wrappers at the beginning and end of the string so the list is formatted for HTML

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I am working to convert an old Access database to SQL Server. All has been fairly straightforward in normalizing the database, but I have come upon an obstacle I can't seem to cross.

The old database uses a table to hold the movements of objects between boxes. The problem is that the old table does not hold the new box that the object was moved to, just a log of all the old boxes. The current box is held in the Obj table. Check this fiddle, http://sqlfiddle.com/#!6/382bb/7/0

Is there an elegant solution to this?

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The old table is returning data like this,

I'm currently on some heavy data analytics projects, and am trying to create a Python wrapper class to help streamline a lot of the mundane preprocessing steps involved when cleaning data, partitioning it into test / validation sets, standardizing it, etc. The idea ultimately is to transform raw data into easily consumable processed matrices for machine learning algorithms to input for training and testing purposes. Ideally, I'm working towards the point where