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how will I access the last span element in my p tag? I have 4 span tags in my p tag I want to access the last one and do changes to it!! I've added styling to the p span body{} but they all are changing I want the last span tag to be accessible.

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I am displaying google drive files in my app using google drive file viewer in a webView. The fileViewer diplays a top bar with the file name and login option and a bar in the bottom with some options.

Is it possible to hide the top bar and bottom bar?

I think it is possible to do this through javascript in AndroidStudio, but I don't know how to do it

This is the Phone screen with the webView:

this is my code on Android Studio to diplay the webview:

I've been trying to learn Python and created a little program that asks for a budget and recommends instruments I can't figure out how to solve this problem saying "NameError: name 'instrument is not defined". I am almost sure it happens because I've put instrument_choice function there, without it, it was working.

Here's my code:

Hello I have a problem creating a radio button group, when I select an option in another group it deselects the other group

this is the code:

I'm learning how to pass parameters to a function via the stack. I find myself in a situation where I don't understand why (once I've done the various pop's on the stack to save the data), going backwards with the instruction (see DEBUG comments):

mov ax, [bp + n]

I end up with a 2-byte offset. I'll explain. I have sketched everything that happens exclusively on the stack. When I get to education: mov bp, sp

I copy the address contained in sp in bp (which in my case is 00f8h). Well, it makes me think now that everything I refer to from now on, using [bp + n], starts from this address.

So, referring to the area that I commented as DEBUG, if bp = 00f8h and I want to view the content, I should find the byte that I left unchanged with the instruction sub sp, 2, instead I find myself the starting address that had bp (2 bytes higher than 00f8h).

Going on with the next DEBUG statement, I have:

mov ax, [bp + 2]

I should find the value I had memorized of bp; instead I find myself the return address of the call (4 bytes higher than 00f8h).

The program instruction:

mov ax, [bp + 4]

I should find the return address of the procedure call. Instead I find the value I had saved from the cx register.

In short, it seems that bp does not refer to 00f8h but rather to 00fah (2 bytes higher), so that the accounts add up (unfortunately, however, in the registers I see that this is not the case).

Please do not consider the form in which I try to handle the situation of passing parameters; my problem is:

why is there this 2-byte offset?

I'm trying to implement a client-server communication encrypted with RSA. I generate private and public key pairs in java then I pass some inputs to a PHP script through GET parameters. If there is only the key set as GET parameter the script encrypts a phrase that will be decrypted from the client (by java) otherwise if it's set a message (the m parameters see the PHP script) it should be able to decrypt it.

I coded the following:

java:

I am trying to read and take the href for the elements from this table, but I can't I try selenium and urllib library but neither work:

I have a Finite State Machine for a turn based game.

ProcessState checks for the current state and does something, then waits for a callback to be called