excuses | This is a collection of various developers excuses

Attempt

After reading a large json file and capturing only the 'text' column, I would like to add a column to dataframe and set all rows to a specific value:

First of all, my excuses if I'm not expressing myself correctly, I'm still a bit confused with Typescript.

I have a styled button from Material-UI and I'm not sure how to proceed with making this button reusable throughout the whole app. I basically would like the button to receive a prop such as {buttonText} or so, so I can just use it in multiple pages but with different labels.

I am looking for a function or workaround in readr or R base to "preview" the column types that read_csv will guess before actually importing the data. I am working with several files about 60Mb size containing 51 columns and 160k rows so that would make it much easier to build the col_types specification for read_csv.

My excuses if it sounds like an obvious question. I found no answers in the forum to this specific issue and have only recently starting using dplyr. Thanks.

Right now I'm working on a program that takes user input of questions and answers, separates them into separate lists of q's and a's, then automatically answers the question given either the question or answer. Since the place where the 'bot' is being used is online, I'm using the Selenium web driver, which is causing me some problems when trying to read an aria-label. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, as I'm not advanced at all with selenium, HTML, or CSS. I'm trying to find the aria-label value for each container without knowing what it is

An example of the HTML I'm trying to get the text value of:

Back Story

I basically retrieve strings from a database. I alter some text or those strings. Then I upload those string back to the database replacing the original string. After looking at the front-end that displays those strings, I was alert to character issues. I no longer have the original strings but I do have the updated strings.

The Issue

These strings have characters from other languages in them. They are now not displaying correctly. I looked at the code-points and it appears that the original charter, which was one code-point, is now two different code-points.

I need to compare strings in Go. The problem is: I want to compare accented words (café) with its non-accented form (cafe). The first thing I do is converting my accented string to its non-accented form with this:

you can run the code here: https://play.golang.org/p/-eRUQeujZET

But every time I do this transformation in a string it adds more runes in the end. The example above prints:

I have a textbox in a Windows Form. (C#) In that textbox the user can enter 9 char. After entering the char, the user hase to go to a button and click.

Is there a possibility, when the 9 char are reached, there is a automatic selection of the button, so that the user has only to tap Enter en the next step of the program can start ?

Excuses for my English. :-)

I realize that the hashCode of the variable name, is different after the "update", but objectively what makes a String object in fact immutable ?

I am currently working on a piece of code that inserts data from a recent upload in the database. I tried different ways to make it work, however it does not work.

I tried the following at first: