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Given the array you provided, you can merge the nested arrays into objects using the following function, which uses Object.entries to access the properties for each of the objects.

Since the question talks about adding warrior types in a game I will answer from a game development perspective

The approach with different enums and different factories creating the warriors is overly complicated, it would be much simpler to merge the enums and have only a single factory that creates the entire Warrior object.

However, in "proper game development" even that is not a good idea, because you want to give the choice of adding and modifying these warrior types to designers, who do not want to (and should not have to) modify code.

Instead you want to make your approach data-driven, which means that all the data necessary to create a Warrior is stored externally in a file or database, using a pre-defined format (which can be a common one like JSON or something completely custom). Then all your code has to do is read in that data and create the objects based on it.

You cannot pass string to fit() method. Column name needs to be transformed into float. Good method is to use: sklearn.preprocessing.LabelEncoder

Given above sample of dataset, here is reproducible example how to perform LabelEncoding:

You could iterate through the rows, and convert each string to a list of floats. Then plot those lists:

Import works better for Function rather than for a Class when you want to import something specific from a script. So try using:

After struggling with this problem for many hours finally I have managed to solve it.

Here is what I have done to solve the problem in chronological order:

1. I have changed the type of bookTypeValue from Int16 to Int32, because I could not see a format specifier for 16-bit integers in the official (archived) documentation. I have tested and I can confirm that if you use %@ here instead of correct format specifier, which is %d for signed 32-bit integers, you get the first error in the question:

Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x3)

1. I have changed the NSPredicate(format:) call like so:

   fetchRequest.predicate = NSPredicate(format: "bookTypeValue == %d", bookType.rawValue)

2. I have changed the 5th line in returnBook func like so:

I switched from karma to jest and here is a working demo project:

https://github.com/stefaneidelloth/testDemoES6Jest

The workflow is still based on a transpiler (babel) but that happens in the background and does not really influence the development experience.

Example test code that mocks some ES6 module:

The issue isn't with border or svg or png, but rather tag you are using.

background-image can be used with any element. Change img tag to div and everything will be fine.