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I find it very confusing that the following code fails to compile

I'm trying to make a trivia game and this is the code that I have so far. I'm having trouble incrementing the players scores on this game. I'm using a while loop to try and increment the players scores and if player 1 gets the question wrong then it's player 2's turn but I don't know how to switch between the two. I have a "answer" variable where the player is going to input the value at. Inside of this while loop I'm trying to say that when the "answer" is equal to the correct answer; I want you to do the following, and when the "answer" is not equal to answer then do the following. I'm trying to grab the corresponding value from my answers dictionary but I don't know how to grab it. "answers [key]" is giving me an error, I need to type something else in instead.

I'm trying to build an integration between two repositories. For that I've decided to use Github Apps.

I was able to sign working JWT and use it to get an access token (from https://api.github.com/app/installations/{{INST_ID}}/access_tokens). It looks like this: ghs_tVGHE4l5i4kjhasslirerno666222.

Now I'm trying to use it to trigger an dispatches event for a project workflow with on: workflow_dispatch: trigger.

But I just can't find a way to put ghs* token to use.

Examples I saw say:

I have been looking to get back working on a JS Everest Flight Sim. Originally I had tried to create my own elevation mesh and tiles using DEM elevation data and mapping it to vertices Z axis.

I decided using Mapbox RGB tiles for elevation data would be a better approach. Unfortunately I can't seem to get it to work. The Omaha Nebraska doc example works but now the Mt. Everest tile.

I've brought the issue up here as well: https://github.com/mapbox/sphericalmercator/issues/43 Perhaps someone from Mapbox can offer me some insights :)

Edit 2: Updated to take care of the problems from the dput output.

I don't know why the dput output is not working, so here is a roundabout way of sharing the data.

A simple zip file of the data can be downloaded from here: link to zip file

The following code should then represent the data I was trying to share. Note that you will need to replace the path name for the downloaded zip file, and that the parse_file function will create a temporary directory:

Why does this loop not produce a table with 7 rows? I have tried with a regular for loop, while, forEach. I'm missing something.

Am trying to build a blog with a static json file in Nuxt(with http module).
Using the Nuxt 'Mountains' example as a base, for testing. I saved the api response as json in the 'static' folder.
(Example is here: https://nuxtjs.org/examples/data-fetching-fetch-hook)

Using 'fetch' to connect to the json in static folder on the Blog-page is working.
See: https://3udju.sse.codesandbox.io/blog

Have problems with using Fetch to identify the individual node/content.
See: https://3udju.sse.codesandbox.io/blog/mount-everest (No content here)

I have no idea how to recreate this - with the local Json file instead of the Api url:
https://api.nuxtjs.dev/mountains/${this.$route.params.slug}

And the _slug.vue file:
https://codesandbox.io/s/nuxt-http-fetch-static-json-3udju?file=/pages/blog/_slug.vue

Have tried to use a Filter on the Fetch. Have tried different querystrings as parameters on the .json, but its not working.

Have searched for :

• get data from json slug id
• get object based on slug in local json
• fetch local json filter on slug

Watched several youtubes about Fetch but haven't found anything.

If anyone has a clue or can point me towards an solution, much appreciated.

Hello I need help with this program I have been doing, this is a program which will ask the user trivia questions and then count the users IQ, I managed to make the program ask the user the questions and then add a 1 to the list that is named 'IQ' when the user answers the question correctly, I then had the computer count how many ones there are in the list to check the score that the user got.

I then the next day tried to make it so that the program would make you input the answer again if you didn't input one of the specified answers and output a message asking to input your answer again.

I am fairly new to programming so any help or criticism would be appreciated.

I have a javascript quiz and I know how to make the questions appear one at a time.

I need help making all the questions appear again once the user clicks on "check answers". That way the user can see all the questions and get feedback on whether they were answered correctly or not. Right now the user just sees the total score and the final question.

The questions appear as html radio buttons, rather than javascript arrays, because the real quiz will include reading texts and audio files for each question. I want to show the questions one at a time because the real quiz will have 40 questions, which will be overwhelming if they all appear on the same page.

Any help/ideas would be appreciated!

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