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I'm learning python and django with book Python Crash Course: A Hands-On, Project-Based Introduction to Programming (Erik Matthes)enter image description here Now I cannot continue because I cannot find a solution to the problem.

ValueError at /users/register/ The view users.views.register didn't return an HttpResponse object. It returned None instead.

I am learning Python from the book, "PYTHON CRASH COURSE: A Hands-On, Project-Based Introduction to Programming", 2E. In that while making game, I am getting the error

dependencies: airtable: ^0.0.2 import 'package:airtable/airtable.dart'; ??

import 'package:dart_airtable/dart_airtable.dart'; ??

I am trying to generate the .jar of my Gradle project but when it is generated using Maven publishing it is also generating a .pom file.

The problem is that I have another project that when it implements this dependency before it only looked for .jar and now it looks for .pom in all the others, what I want to do is that the project stops generating a .pom using the "publishing" task or that when implement it stop looking for the .pom files for the others to work.

Here is the code to generate the .jar in Artifactory project A with the one in project B that uses A and looks for the .pom:

I'm very new to programming so bare with me.

I'm learning through a book "Python Crash Course: A hands-on, project-based Introduction to Programming"

I'm writing a code that involves making a dictionary, followed by looping a sentence about the items in the dictionary, then creating a loop that just prints the value of each key in the dictionary.

I got the first part done, however when writing the second loop it simply returns the value of the last key in the dictionary and loops it over multiple times instead of looping the individual values in the key. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Here is the code:

First, let me say thank you for helping with my problem. I started struggling with this problem this morning at about 9 am, it's now 3 pm and I am still not able to figure out what if anything will fix this issue. I lost count of the number of youtube videos I watched in an attempt to understand the underlying principles that I might have missed.

Here are all of the other StackOverflow question-answer pairs that I have also looked at and attempted (sometimes multiple times & in combination even) all without luck:

https://forum.vuejs.org/t/solved-unknown-custom-element-v-card/43018

- did you register the component correctly?

"[Vue warn]: Unknown custom element: ..." Error, when using vuetify UI components with the vue-cli-plugin-vuetify

Vuetifyjs error Unknown custom element: did you register the component correctly

https://github.com/SeregPie/VuetifyImageInput/issues/3

https://michaelnthiessen.com/solve-unknown-custom-element-vue/

Vue/Vuetify - Unknown custom element: - did you register the component correctly?

Unknown custom element: - did you register the component correctly? For recursive components

At this point I have basically given up on finding a solution for Vuetify, and if I still cannot find a solution by Monday, then I will abandon Vuetify completely and move on to another framework such as VueBootstrap.

Problem Setup: I am just trying to learn Electron-Vue-Vuetify by using project-based learning. I decided to start by building a simple calculator application just so I can learn how to create components and wire them together with code and perhaps learn how to do SASS/CSS styling/themes as well.

I created a boiler-plate application using the SimulatedGreg template on GitHub: https://github.com/SimulatedGREG/electron-vue

I validated the application is running. Then I followed the steps to NPM install Vuetify. I noticed that the vuetify installer modified the App.vue file in the root folder but not the App.vue in the renderer folder. So I moved that around, and I also noticed that the Vuetify installer created a new components folder also at the root of the src folder, so I moved that HelloWorld.vue component into the src/renderer/components folder. I made a few other minor changes to make sure I did the best I could to wire it up. Validated that the Vuetify plugin was installed and saved in the Dev-dependencies in the package.json, and a few other odds and ends.

Finally, I was able to get where the application would load but all the styling was wrong. Now it's just a flat text rendered to the DOM with no styling at all. I get a bunch of errors in the developer tools:

Here is the full error log: (Sorry a bit long I know, I tried to remove the long redundant bits)

I want to know if there are any software or IDE plugin or extension to view python projects class and methods hierarchy tree based diagram. More specifically is there any extension for visual studio code. As I am already aware of one in pycharm but I don't know whether it shows the project-based tree at once. Thanks.

This is a continuation of a question I originally asked in this post: random.choice error due to np.linspace and np.logspace

In this question, I have stripped down the problem to the bare minimum and was able to reproduce the problem where Sphinx is hanging up on the random.choice() function.

Here is the Python code in the file randor_test.py; it runs in PyCharm:

As a beginner, I was trying the "Alien invasion' project in the python crash course a hands-on project-based introduction to programming and got stuck, I was just trying to copy the code but it always get the same feedback: