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I'm trying to import data from an excel and create an array pos with 6 rows and two columns. Later, when I go to index the array pos[0][1], I get an error: IndexError: index 1 is out of bounds for axis 0 with size 1.

I looked at the shape of my array and it returns (6, 1, 2). I was expecting to get (6, 2). The individual shapes of the arrays which make up pos are (6, ) and (6, ) which I don't really understand, why not (6, 1)? Don't quite understand the difference between the two.

When I run my code on my phone the APK installs and opens, but when i type in the two parameters, the only option returned is the final if statement. Even if it is false and other statements are true, it still executes. This is the MainActivity.java file.

I get an error page reporting: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat '/app/dist/index.html' when deploying to Heroku after updating to Angular 6. Everything worked fine on Angular 5.

I can create the builds manually or on GitLab without issue, so I know the paths are fine. I can deploy to my local web server or to Azure, no hiccups. I am only having issues with the Heroku environment.

I have tried specifying exact versions of engines, but that resulted in no discernible change.

Here is the Heroku output during the build in question:

I have a parent component index.js

I've written a program that I would like to share, but Google Chrome makes it impossible for others to download it, citing that it may be "dangerous"

The language is extremely alarming, and more importantly, the UI only gives the option to Discard it. I understand this is to curb the download of viruses, but my program is just a benign toy. I suppose my problem is that I'm a false-positive with no money.

Code Signing might help, but it is prohibitively expensive and not something I feel is ethical. But this should not be the cause because in chrome's FAQ it cites:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/3258249

But I'm left with no clues on how to correct this. There's no way to fix the 'uncommonly downloaded' problem because a program with this kind of warning is going to remain uncommonly downloaded. I don't want to have to put it in an archive (not that it would help, chrome is smart enough to check inside zip archives).

What steps can I take to prove to chrome that my executable is safe? I have no money to throw at this, but I can change the executable to rectify any red-flags. It is factually safe and self-signed, and would pass any CA's verification and QA process. Ultimately, this file would be hosted on Patreon if that might help it.

Let's say we have this Enum:

First let make clear that this is my first Android project ever that I'm trying to complete, so I'm still very new to all this. I've been stuck with this extremely annoying problem where I can't compile my project anymore even after removing a lot things. At one point in my project I added the 'System' namespace to use the 'Exception' keyword(to test a DB connection). All was working fine and well right before this point. But after trying to compile I got the error:

/Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/External/xbuild/Xamarin/Android/Xamarin.Android.Common.targets: error : Exception while loading assemblies: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load assembly 'System.Drawing, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a'. Perhaps it doesn't exist in the Mono for Android profile? File name: 'System.Drawing.dll'

So I just added 'using System.Drawing' on top but later I read that Xamarin Android doesn't support that. So I removed it again and tried to remove whatever I did to try stop getting this Exception. Then this error got stuck forever even if I comment all things out. I can write 'using System.Drawing' without the system giving that line an error, which I thought was weird because it's nowhere to found in the references. I also really don't get it since I don't draw anything and don't think use anything from System.Drawing. Any time I reference the 'System' package I get this error, I can't go without because some android files rely on it. I've now lost hours now without any progress and basically am at the end of my road here.

Here's my MainActivity.cs file as it is now, narrowed down, it's my only .cs file: