PAWS | Python Adventure Writing System | Game Engine library

So I have a union of tuples, and I can use it to declare locals:

I have this code:

I am trying to build a reference implementation of our internal tooling for database connection boilerplate coding in R for other data scientists and data analyst

Our software developers made something similar to this in python:

I have two related classes: Animal and Cat (which extends Animal) then I make an instance of Cat and check if the instance is type Cat so I set amount of paws to four.

I'm working on a javascript assignment:

Write yourself a virtual cat - animals with a CLI are so much nicer than ones with fur.

Create an object that represents a cat. It should have properties for tiredness, hunger, loneliness, and happiness Next, write methods that increase and decrease those properties. Call them something that actually represents what would increase or decrease these things, like "feed", "sleep", or "pet". Last, write a method that prints out the cat's status in each area. (Be creative e.g. Paws is really hungry, Paws is VERY happy.)

So in my last line of code, I want to check to make sure I can print the status and see what response I get, but don't think that my last consol.log() is correct. Could anyone help me out? Also, do you think there are any errors in this code or a way I can shorten it?

I have a data_class object and want to add some functionality using a decorator. It works, however the class name is lost and becomes defaultinstance..SubClass .

I know functools.wraps can fix this, but where/how should it be used?

I am trying to make a Chess Game in C++ using OOPS concepts but face the following error:

I am making a shinydashboard app in R. I wanted to make an app that withdraws data from a database in AWS Athena every time it is deployed and display a DT table in my shiny app that gives you the option to see the information based on what date ranges you select in dateInputRange.

I needed an R package for this so I used RAthena I also used the packages DBI for the AWS CLI and paws. I downloaded all what I needed for this like boto3 and so forth. I also made a aws profile that contained all important information like secret key, region, path to bucket etc. Anyways I established a connection to the database and locally I was able to withdraw information from the database. My app was running fine locally. However the app when uploaded to shiny app io and deployed a second time it would not show updated dates in table. I thought this might be due to how I set up the scripts in my app. It now contains three scripts only ui.R, server.R and a global.R However after I did this I kept getting the error:

Error: Boto3 is not detected please install boto3 using either: pip install boto3 in terminal or install_boto(). Alternatively reticulate::use_python or reticulate::use_condaenv will have to be used if boto3 is in another environment.

So I did as the error said to and I added:reticulate::use_virtualenv("RAthena") to my global.R script where all data withdrawals and calculations are done. Here is the stack overflow answer. After I did this I got the error:

Error: Unable to find conda binary. Is Anaconda installed?

I decided to try then reticulate::use_condaenv("RAthena") I then simply got the boto3 error again. The annoying part is I have checked in my terminal and Boto3 is successfully installed. I also have Anaconda installed I even updated Boto3.

I saw from the answer that it is possible to use noctau to establish a database connection. I did this and everything worked fine locally. I was able to withdraw data from the database. Of course when I deployed this to shiny app io I got the error

Error in value[3L] : No region provided

I don't know why I have this error. In my aws profile my region for the database is specified. In R studio I see it in the connections tab in the right hand corner. With the code dbGetInfo(con) I see it there as well. I don't know what the solution is.

I want to transfer an image from one useState function to another when clicked