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I'm new to creating classes and try to solve a problem/exercise.

When I try to instantiate the toolbox, I try to add some tools to it. My approach is to create it as a list, and append new elements to it. It returns a "None" type attribute, and I don't know how to fix it.

I have a line like

"In this task, you need to use the following equipment:

1. Perforator
2. Screwdriver
3. Drill

After finishing work, the tool must be cleaned."

How do I extract elements from this string? As a result, I need an array like {"Perforator", "Screwdriver", "Drill"}

I have two models. The first one is a tools/models.py and the second one is projects/models.py. The tools model has a OneToOneField which refer to my projects model.

Problem statement

I am working on a project using YOLO model to detect tools form given picture.i.e hammer, screwdrivers, bolt etc. I have only 100 pictures as training dataset and I have labelled them using polygons. I have decided to augment the data with the below given code. I’ve got 500 new images but, the problem is that I don't want to label them again. I am looking for any way out with which label bounding boxes (polygons) adjust (preserved) with news augmented images so that I can get polygons data without doing labelling again. In short, I want to preserver the label during the image augmentation process.

Code used for Augmentation

I would like to construct a robot with or without a tool, a mobile base, and other parts. As I want to automatize the configuration of the parts, I have a class Robot with the parts as template arguments

For instance, in the code below, the code will build as long as we use tools that have the same constructor signature as ToolInterface. It does build with a Screwdriver but does not with a Gripper.

So I have a bunch of cocktail recipes in a folder, each with a distinct name like screwdriver.json or adult-hot-chocolate.json with a correspondingly named image, and each recipe looks like this:

Let's assume I have a dictionary looks like this, where every instance of bakery_items will contain key-value pairs, of which the value is a dictionary itself:

I'm currently working on a lab that needs to keep inventory for a hardware store in a variety of ways. One of the ways is to put the information into an array. There is a list of tools that are given that each have a Record number, name, quantity, and cost. I figured that the best way to go about doing this is to put the information into a text file and add it into the array from there, but I am stuck on how to do so. So far I am able to manually add each item but that is very tedious and wont be easy to work with.

I have this global enum and a 3D array: