flute | A fluent interface for object validation in PHP | Validation library

Here is an example of if-else statement in javascript.

So I have two arrays of materials and bits. I create a constant selectedbits and filter it comparing if the properties of material are the same as well as if the property cel of bits is longer than a user input value. This should then return the bits that are available as the selectedBits. That part works. I can see when inspecting that the correct bits are being populated. But can't seem to get the selectedBit.name to print/populate the select dropdown.

The result I get is filtered as the correct number of dropdown items are showing but the values are "undefined".

< option value="undefined">undefined (modified the html so it would display here).

I'm pretty much new to Machine learning, i have this CNN Model to classify 7 instruments: {'bassoon': 0, 'erhu': 1, 'flute': 2, 'frenchhorn': 3, 'guitar': 4, 'saxophone': 5, 'violin': 6}

there is 1214 image for training and 1206 images for testing

this is my model:

I'm new to XSLT and while transforming XML to HTML is fairly doable, I'm struggling with transforming XML to XML. What I want to do should be fairly straightforward, but I'm hopelessly stuck. Consider this XML file:

I'm trying to build AudioKit Cookbook with XCode Version 12.0.1 (12A7300), and I get these errors:

I would like to save the 'checked' property of a certain checkbox to the local storage, when I refresh the page, the property is lost and the check box is unchecked. What could I change to make this work? I am stuck on this problem for a bit of time. The first part is the JS, and the second part is only the part where i define the checkbox in the HTML. Here is my code:

I need someone smarter than me help me figure this out since I have been staring at the grep documentation for 2 hours witouth a solution.

I have several large text files containing random text, code, .... now I need to grep all lines that are exactly 12 words long. See the data example below:

I am trying to create a program that replaces any word entered in the input by the word that goes along with it in the dictionary. Here is the dictionary:

I have written the following code to combine a Tab-separted csv file with another Comma-separated csv file (which has header too). The final output is a Tab-separated csv, without header.