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So I am trying to get my dictionary of lists to match up with my list of tuples. (hopefully that makes sense). I have a dictionary with lists as the values, my values are individual scores for each book, ex: the value 5 on bob would equal the first book in the book list, :

I want to scrape the cast name from rottentomatoes. The first movie THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY has four names as starring. They are Sam Rockwell, Zooey Deschanel, Yasiin Bey, Martin Freeman. My code is totally fine with star scraping. However, instead seeing the name of the four actors for one movie, it shows the name of the four actors for four movies.

My code:

I have built the following website using React and I am at a point where I need to request an API some data based on user search, so I tried passing the search text has a prop to the new component which will make the request and render the results, however, it complains about the prop that I pass being declared but never used. Ive started learning React about 2/3 weeks ago, so I'm pretty fresh here, have mercy :)

This class is the main one related to the Search part of the website:

for a university paper I have to write an essay. The professor has percise instructions how to cite. For monograph books, he wants the author and the title in the footnotes.

I tried to use biblatex for this, but could not manage to get it to work

My minimal reproducible example is:

i am trying to get the track list from discogs the output in the console is file but getting a weird output in the input using val()

here is my code

Using Python 3.

I would like to parse a set of strings which are of the same format. One example I have is a list of books in the format:

title (year), author

e.g. "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1979), Douglas Adams"

I'd like to extract the book's title, year and author from these strings using something elegant.

Something like:

I have a file example.csv with the contents

I want to use transactions with mongoose, therefore I installed run-rs to test it in the development stage. According to guides like this one https://medium.com/cashpositive/the-hitchhikers-guide-to-mongodb-transactions-with-mongoose-5bf8a6e22033 run-rs starts it on the localhost. When I run run-rs -v 4.2.5 --keep --shell to start the replica-set via the terminal it says: Started replica set on "mongodb://DESKTOP-U9IDO6F:27017,DESKTOP-U9IDO6F:27018,DESKTOP-U9IDO6F:27019?replicaSet=rs". Why is it saying DESKTOP for me instead of localhost and how would I connect to it in mongoose.connect()?

I tried the following in my index.js:

I try to implement Jade4J in my Java Spring app. Unfortunately it can't find the template files.

JadeConfig.java