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Let's say I have a function whose return value is a defined typescript interface. The interface is well annotated:

I have a Plotly Dash Slider that ranges from IETsr to 0. At start-up, IETsr is a value calculated from the default settings in two dropdown menus . What I’d like to happen is when the values for the DropDown are changed by the user and a new IETsr is calculated, the Slider range changes to use the new value. All the other parts of this code work correctly and IETsr is being calculated every time I change the DropDown (its the last of the three figures below the Slider) but I don’t know how to feed it back into the Slider. Ignore the # items at the top, this was for when they were hard coded in.

I have been working on the code below and getting myself tied up in knots. What I am trying to do is build a simple dataframe using text scraped using BeautifulSoup.

I have scraped the applicable text from the

tags but using find_all means that when I build the dataframe and write to csv the tags are included. To deal with this I have added the print(p.text, end=" ") statements but now nothing is being written to the csv.

Can anyone see what I am doing wrong?

I'm trying to compare historical daily attendance figures between the Mariners and White Sox.

I created my data frame with MySQL database and whittled it down to these columns: date, hometeam, dayofweek, and attendance.

I then used lubridate to convert the number that encodes the date into a Date field in R. I also set the attendance of games reporting 0 to NA. I did both with:

I'm try to resolve the problem of the cities that have space in the name. I look around a bit but i couldn't find anything that match my case.

This is the code:

hope everyone is doing well in these hard times. I am trying to plot the track of a cyclone with scatter points over a base map. I was successful in plotting it, but what I want is want the scatter plots to be plotted with different colors according to a certain range, such as less than 17 knots in color black, between 17-27 knts blue, between 27-33 cyan, between 33-47 green, between 47-63 orange and greater than 120 knots red. I was able to plot the scatter with various colors but not according to the range. So if anyone can help me by showing me how to do it it will be much appreciated. The code I have used and the plot generated is attached below.

I am running this piece of code:

I have a loop to create a map with Folium, the input is a database "s", but it only reads the first line. Something is stopping the loop.

Maybe it's an Indentation problem.

The code works as follows, first we check if we have a downloaded photo in the directory, if it is correct, we use this photo for the Folium popup and add feature. If we don't have a photo, we scrape it, download the photo to the directory, use it for the popup and add a feature.

I need to get the link of the first photo from the link "https://www.balticshipping.com/vessel/imo/9127382" using Python.

I am testing with the BeautifullSoup library but there is no way to get it. From what I see, the image is not in JPG or PNG format, therefore, it does not detect it.