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I have this GUI application that I have been obsessing about for over a week now and I think it is slightly harder than what I can manage with the limited programming/python knowledge I have gained so far - however, I just can't stop thinking about it and it is driving me insane that I can't figure it out.

I have created a GUI with Tkinter which is a Todo-list application. However, every task in the application must have some information associated with it.

So let's say we create a task called "Homework".

I want to associate some attributes with Homework.

So, among others, some attributes would be "Impact" which represents the impact of completing the task on a scale from 0-10 (e.g. 10: I will fail my class if I don't complete my Homework task.), and deadline - which is self-explanatory. Those are just 2 of the attributes I want (there will be more though).

So as far as I have come to understand, this would be a great time to utilize classes.

If I understand it correctly, I would have to create a class Task: and then set the attributes for every instance of Task to something.

I created the GUI before I became familiar with classes and some of the attribute information I want to associate with a given task can already be specified in the GUI (without any functionality) after creating a task, but I don't know how to use that information and connect it to the given task so that it has the functionality that I want.

I want to be able to enter a task, specify some attributes associated with that task, and then I want to be able to 'summon' that task and its' associated attributes for some simple math and/or sorting. I only want the user to see that task itself - the calculations/sorting will just happen behind the scenes.

My question: Should I do this with classes or is there a more beginner-level approach to this which would be easier to implement into my already existing code? I really, really want to figure out how to go about this so any qualified pointers or in the right direction or examples, explanations, etc. will be truly appreciated.

This is my code:

I am making a GUI in Tkinter and the code prints some attributes of a class. However, something makes it print the attributes from the current instance but also from the previous ones (sorry if the jargon is wrong, I'm really new to this).

So in the Todo-list GUI I have created, I will enter a task and specify some attributes, then print all the attributes. The task name is then displayed in a listbox and all the attributes of the task should be printed to terminal at the same time - however, this is where it will print the current attributes which I have just entered but also the attributes from the previously added task.

This is the code and the print command is in the def show_task(): function.

I setup a mongoose schema like so:

I'm (almost) a poor programmer-virgin so please go easy on me.

This is my second attempt at making a program and this is turning out to be a bit more than I can navigate, I am afraid. I ask for your help after a long time of trying to solve this.

I am basically making a ToDo-list but wanted it to have some more functionality than just being a boring list.

How I imagine it in my head is that the user adds a task into an entry widget, which would then be displayed in a Listbox. Each string in the Listbox would then have a value associated with it (which I need to some calculations for the functionality I want the program to have). So what I think I kind of want is every string in the Listbox to be made a variable and then associated with that variable I want a value.

I will try to show you:

Here I am adding the string that I want to become a new variable

Then I specify a number from a drop down menu. I want this number to be the value of the variable/string from previous step.

I really hope one of you can lead me in the right direction in a way that (preferably) doesn't require me to change things up too much. Things are still very slippery to me and it is already fairly hard for me to navigate the code. The purpose is simply that I want to do some calculations with the (hopefully) soon-to-be values associated with each task. Thanks in advance if any of you dare!

The associated code is here:

I am writing a program to read a hex image file, and write a part of it to another file.

When I read it, some part of the file is read properly, but somewhere in between it starts reading and returning FF instead of actual hex data on and off in the file.

I have used unsigned char ch for ch=fgetc(sourceImageFile)

I don't understand where I'm going wrong, and why it's returning long lines of FF in between. Please Help Me. Also I've kept one input file as .txt to be able to open it and debug.

This is my code:

I'll try to explain:

I'm writing a bash script and I'm within a for loop. For all loops, I got a variable VAR_ID, that is used to store an identifier for another variable that will be exported when all work is done. For each single loop, I got a variable VAL. VAL's value should be assigned to VAR_ID's value. In the end, VAR_ID's value has to be an array in order to store all values.

Phew... well, it's a bit hard to explain for me, but I think this simple script should clarify what I'm trying to do (it's narrowed down from its actual purpose of course):

Attempt

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Given a table with data like:

I can create the running total using the formula =SUM($A$2:A2) and then drag down to get the running total after each quantity (here Qty.)

What may I do for calculating running total using two columns which may or may not be consecutive as shown below:

Given this sample data frame with duplicates, I am trying to organize these duplicates in to separate csv output files so that every law firm that has a duplicate gets a list of those duplicates AND the name of the other firm associated with that duplicate.