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Seems like it worked with this config:

wd.getDef returns an object with the properties word, category, and definition change

message.channel.send(defintion) into message.channel.send(definition.definition)

Might wanna rename the variable to props or something.

if you need to insert something into the file you need to define a char* values variable and populate it with some content.

When you install a packe with conda then it tries to install and update the dependencies of the required package. I am not sure why it wants to remove the scikit but I think it's related to an update cascade. For example opencv has a dependency which requires an update from an another package but and this package is the dependency of scikit but with this update conda thinks scikit will work no more and that can be a reason for the removal of scikit. Possible solution can be to use the --no-update-deps option with the install command:

You can use partial function from functools module.
Here is the documentation.

Return a new partial object which when called will behave like func called with the positional arguments args and keyword arguments keywords.

yes, there are at least 4 ways

• you can use curl (as long as you configure it to post),
• php_cli via exec and run via the command line. (ensure you pass the params properly)
• you can also use javascript and jquery and use a $.post command there
• you could also simply include the second file (ensure you pass the params properly)

good luck with your coding :-)

I think you can take a look at how it's solved in bootstrap. The sidebar does not expand at all. See what they consist of and when to use classes:

• container This class should have a dunamic width depending on the @mediaquery settings.

• row you also need to do something to separate the lines. Read how the row class works.

In general, the bootstrap documentation itself refers to the page: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/#flexbox-background

There you have this topic explained on pure CSS - and that's probably what you mean...

An example of a grid with used mediaquery

You might want to start digging into Windows Media Control Interface (MCI) if you want to play other media types. Microsoft also recommends it for playing larger files, which it sounds like you might want to do. Here's an example of playing a WAVE audio file with MCI.

There are other alternatives like XAudio2 with DirectX, but it can get really complicated really fast with a lot more code. A simpler solution would be to find an existing library and incorporate it into your project. Here's an article that lists some of your options. There are some open-source free solutions out there.

Whichever route you take, check to see if the solution supports streaming audio from file, meaning you're only loading and playing small chunks of an audio file at a given time. Loading in multiple audio files that span several megabytes is just taking up memory and can be a detriment to performance.

I have done my project and it is now working, special thanks to @enhzflep

I have changed SetCursor function to SetSystemCursor.

*Note - For an application to use any of the OCR_ constants, you must to #define OEMRESOURCE before including the Windows.h library!