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The error message is pretty self-explanatory: the "Edge" in line 26 is undeclared, just as it sais:

graph->edge = Edge[E];

Edge is a type in your code, so Edge[E] does not really make sense. You would use the [] indexing operator on arrays, so that is definitely a problem there.

I guess I know what you wanted to do there, you wanted to create an array of Edge types. Try it like this:

graph->edge = (struct Edge*)malloc(E * sizeof(struct Edge));

Since you have a pointer in graph, you need to allocate the memory for that. But don't forget to delete it at the end.

free(graph->edge);

Or else you will get a memory leak.

When you iterate over your list by for item in transactions_clean: you get items for each list, so indexing them like item[1] would just give you string characters. If the order is always like customer -> sale -> thread_sold, you can do something like this:

I think I solved it. I add my solution for if anyone finds it useful in the future. Solved it by eliminating the class while passing parameters to routes

I must say I don't understand why you're using spacy to match things you specify as a regular expression which could be matched equally well and more simply by ordinary regular expressions.

I've got it at least indicating email address that need encrypting - I'm sure you can do the rest.

I had to change your regex so it actally matched an email address. In particular you had +@ in your regular expression which seems like a way to not match an email address as they don't include a space before the @. I changed that to *@ but that space probably shouldn't be there. Also the bit before the space didn't have a + after it. And I simplified the bit after the @, I'm sure you can sort that out.

Also I had to specifically skip the header row of the CSV.

You weren't actually detecting a match so you were encrypting everything - this code detects a non-empty span as requiring encrypting. You will have to handle if there are multiple spans in a match.

Python 3.8.3 code (you'll have to edit the print() statements where they use the new f"{value=}" syntax)

The express.static middleware is separate from res.sendFile, You need to use an absolute path directly with res.sendFile. you can do it:

1. make a public directory in current project folder and put you html file there.

2. include path module in the server.js file like

const path = require('path');

1. replace your res.sendFile with below line of code

res.sendFile(path.join(__dirname, './public', 'Apr29Home.html'));

Note: __dirname returns the directory that the currently executing script is in.

for future reference, solved it like so:

The error is on this line:

Since we don't know the number of pages( the available projectid), you can use try & except as below:

It's hard to tell for sure what's going on in your code because StackOverflow automatically replaces tabs with spaces in code blocks.

However, as others have suggested, it is likely you have a mix of tab characters and spaces in your code. We say this because we have made the same mistake ourselves many times in the past. Sometimes many times in the same 10 minutes.

Usually it is suggested to always use 4 spaces per indent. I prefer a little less (2 or 3) but I have forced myself to go with the rest of society and adhere to the PEP 8 Style Guide for Python Code that says 4.

Most code editors can be configured to replace a typed tab character with a programmable number of spaces (usually defaulting to 4). Also, many code editors have a command to replace all with spaces for in a file. I use this one a lot. I use Geany a lot as a code editor, but every time I do a new install on a different machine, I have to remember to set the option to use ONLY spaces for indentation.