tad | Temporal Anomaly Detector | Machine Learning library

You can use cut and use "" as delimiter and check the field 4 if it is not empty. Then use the grep -v to check if a trailing "" exists or not. in an If statement you can get the result.

I now believe the second way ie. in wsl is the right way.

If anyone has a deeper, better or different explanation I will review it, and likely mark it as the accepted answer.

The problem I had with running yarn install in wsl is somewhat unrelated to the question and was caused by an NPM package that resides in Our Company's self hosted GitLab (as opposed to NPM public registry) and npm had no access to download the case-messaging package.

Solved it with

Here since there is no func, so during the substitution of the template argument(s) in the return type of the function template, we get substitution failure and due to SFINAE this function template is not added to the set. In other words, it is ignored.

Thus the call timer(5); uses the ordinary function timer since it is the only viable option now that the function template has been ignored. Hence the program compiles and gives the output:

The issue with having a single function is that the type of the left and right operands to * would vary (and you would have to use them differently).

This can be solved by fixing both of the argument types to Rational and creating an implicit conversion from an int x to Rational x/1 (which is probably desirable anyways). This way, in 2 * mine, the 2 will implicitly be converted to Rational(2, 1) * mine.

Here's an example:

You can solve this issue by providing width on SizedBox and while we don't need extra ListView we can remove this. And use mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceBetween, on row to get the UI. Also, you can use LayoutBuilder on body to get constraints in replace of MediaQuery.

In a case statement, a simple name is a pattern that captures (assigns) to that name. In contrast, a dotted name is a patterns that refers to the value of that name.

In simple terms NAME will always succeed and it will set NAME = .

In simple terms NAME1.NAME2 will succeed only if == NAME1.NAME2

Using just case inf: means that the value to match is unconditionally assigned to the name inf – it does not matter if the name was previously bound.
What you want instead is case math.inf:, which means to compare against this value.

The price is loaded within a

You can use a regular expression pattern to search for the price. Note, there's no need for BeautifulSoup:

If you intention is to newly create masterZones on the test.txt or completely overwrite the values present in it, you could do

From your 4 conditions, there's