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So I was writing the code to print a character array in c++. The normal code is:-

EDIT: Still getting the error (the script executed once but the output was blank)

I get the following error when trying to run this script python scraping from the CMD:

I understand that it's a bad practice to import * and it's best to import what exactly we need explicitly. However, I'm curious why importing util.* does not include util.stream.*.

If I import java.util.stream.*;

this piece of code works successfully:

Thanks in advance for your input.

I started learning Python today, because I want to define custom Python nodes in DynamoBIM (Revit) to be more flexible if there aren´t predefined / suitable nodes for my tasks in BIM.

The PythonScript gets input from input nodes, which are IN[i].
In my case I use 2 bool values (IN[0], IN[3]), 1x str IN[1], 1x float IN[2] and 1x list IN[4].

After processing the input via PythonScript it returns a result (OUT), which can be used for further tasks.

I tried to attach a prefix in front of every list item, if IN[0] = True and add a value IN[2] to each list item, before it´s changed. The result is displayed in the watch-node.

In case of IN[3] = False (list isn´t replaced) I get the desired result:

In case of IN[3] = True, the custom list, doesn´t get adapted (no prefix added, no adding of values):

Code of the (integrated) PythonScript:

I'm trying to display the names except the 'name' and trying to get the average of age without 'age' on the list and lastly get the average of the grade without the 'Grade'.

I have a problem I'm trying to print the names of the list without the first row in the list(['Name', 'Age', 'Grade']) without pop or removing them from the list.

[How can I display if the letter is already input][1]

I'm trying to display and tells that the letter is already input and my problem that I wanted to display is already guessed when the letter repeats input by the user

I'd like to remove duplicates from several lists (in-place). Have tried the following but failed (Python Compiler):

Before I start, I'm not asking about binary search, or how to solve this problem.
My question is:
Why am I getting weird results. What's going on under the hood to cause these results?
Here goes:
I'm trying to write an algorithm to search an ordered list of words. The only catch is, the lexigraphically ordered list starts somewhere in the middle of the alphabet, and I need to find the rotation point (the index of the "smallest" word). To break the problem down, I decided I'll first search for the biggest word, which will always be right before the smallest, then I'll worry about the index.
I did this.
But then I started noticing weird results and got a little sidetracked.
I'm using an online interpreter and somehow I'm getting seemingly random results. I'm getting zi, yi, xi, wi,vo and sometimes d
Here's what my list looks like:
words = list({'vo', 'wi', 'xi', 'yi', 'zi', 'ai', 'bi', 'ci', 'd'})

and here's what my code looks like