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I think the problem is that the deserialization fails because it doesn't know how to deserialize Content.Meals as there's no field in the JSON named Meals - instead it's called meals (lowercase m).

You could fix this by adding the JsonPropertyName attribute to the property in your Content class:

From what I understand, you want the script to delete all row entries that correspond to a date earlier than the current date (today). So assuming the sheet is ordered chronologically, it makes more sense for the loop to count the rows to be deleted from the top instead from the bottom.

That way you can use a single deleteRows() to remove a whole block at once.

Define a class, like

Welp, I've officially given up on Selenium. I'm gonna go back to requests-html. Sorry to disappoint anybody who came here looking for a solution.

You can use the group_concat aggregate function:

what I want is for the grey area to span the entire width of the card view

I see that you used tools:scaleType for the image, and this won't work at runtime, as tools namespace is used for design purpose, so change it to android:scaleType

and position the components appropriately as explained earlier

You need to set the width of the LinearLayout that holds the buttons to match_parent, and set the weight values so that the buttons can be distribute like you need:

You have taken string input and comparing it with str(18). Which is comparing two strings rather than two numbers. so when you do something like "9" < "18", you are actually comparing their Unicode values rather the numbers themselves. So rather that converting integers to string convert your input string to integers, so your code should be something like this:

Use vectorizer.transform only instead of fit_transform on your 2nd last line.

You are only supposed to fit once (on the train data) and transform multiple times (on the test / validation etc).

If you run fit_transform on the test case you are creating a version which will not be consistent with the previous cases.

This is a good explanation https://datascience.stackexchange.com/questions/12321/whats-the-difference-between-fit-and-fit-transform-in-scikit-learn-models/12346#12346

1. In the processFormAddFood, add the values to the input array that uses appendRow. Use concat to join the first two elements (veggie and fruit) to the possible array (cake).