splat | binary splitting tool to assist with decompilation | Reverse Engineering library

I am making a leaderboard command with replit database like I have stored data for users with their id and now I want to convert that ids to mention here's my code:

I am trying to import/read the data from a file which is in array of hash table (key, value) but unable to do because the default assign sign (=) is not used instead colon (:) is used. I have tried different ways to read the data but powershell throws me an error every time. the data (truncated here) is in below format (notice the equal sign is replaced with :

I am trying to trigger the installation of updates advertized by SCCM to some particular computers by invoking a CIM method from Powershell 7. Regardless of the fact that the command triggers the desired action, I still always get an error message.

Invoke-CimMethod: Es wurde keine Instanz mit den Eigenschaftswerten gefunden.

or translated to English:

Invoke-CimMethod : No instance found with given property values.

This is the code:

I'm looking for an operator that does the opposite of the collect operator:

• Allows you to map from one emission value to many emission values, emitting them on the stream. For example if I have the element [1,2,3] in the stream, I want to convert it into a stream that emits 1 then 2, then 3.
• Does not change the stream's completion state. Admittedly this uncollect operator wouldn't be exactly the opposite of collect since collect waits until the stream is finished. With uncollect it should just process results while the stream is unfinished, and not attempt to finish/unfinish the stream.

For example, I imagine this is how an uncollect operator would function:

I have a function that expects several pandas Series as arguments:

I'm quite new to Julia and I'm trying to convert a vector of tuples in array. Here's an example

I am calling a root module via child module as follows:

child module - main.tf

This is a very simple question. I already rewrote my code to work with the syntax and other changes, that came with the new version of bevy.

Everything seems to work when compiling, except the despawning of an entity.

I spawn in said entity like:

I'm a beginner to python and I'm trying to write a program that will ask the user to input a shape and then return the area. I figured it out using functions and if statements, but the code is supposed to only use the dictionary shown below and the splat operator to do the same, whereas I can only figure it out using if statements. Does anyone have any ideas as to how to do this? What I initially tried doing was storing the input functions within the dictionary so that when the dictionary printed I was hoping the input options would be run too, but that didn't work. Then I tried storing the input in the actual functions, with the functions in the dictionary, and tried to call the functions as values in the dictionary, which also didn't work. Thanks so much in advance!