gdc | Graph Diffusion Convolution , as proposed in Diffusion | Machine Learning library

So I was trying do get some information about Cancer from GDA , I'm new with this so please don't judge. Through a tutorial on the website i managed to get a response from a request but I don't know how to transform it into a Dataframe (so I can make Merges with other data). Here down below I show how the data come in string version and everything is fine:

Then here when I make it into a Dataframe it all compress it into a single column with \ as divisors. I don't get how can I actually make it as a Pandas Dataframe. Here is how it looks , if I print the first column all of this is printed out meaning that it does not recognize the columns as shown in the string version above:

This is the full Tutorial page code used:

Reference Code taken from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56512672/how-to-configure-nlog-for-azure-functions#:~:text=0,and%20AutoShutdown%20%3D%20false

My StartUp.cs file

I need to change Font Awesome icons to static images. The icons are used as buttons to show/hide text. I tried to add a working snippet but it wouldn't function correctly - maybe because this is calling FontAwesome - so here is the functioning website instead and code below: http://puredentalcentre.co.uk/about.html

(I've never used Javascript before and did not build this site - I just need to make this change. Using my basic HTML/CSS knowledge, I have attempted changes but they have resulted in the show/hide button no longer working!)

This is the current Javascript:

I'm working on a project in the D language and I want to use a module from the standard library called std.sumtype. I'm on debian oldstable, and I've tried both GDC and LDC. DMD is unavailable, because I'm using a machine with an armhf architecture. Neither of these compilers can find std.sumtype, despite it being in the standard library. I also tried downloading 3 different versions of sumtype.d from the phobos repositories of all three D compilers. Each of these would not compile. How can I use this? Am I on the wrong version?

I am getting very confused trying to build a simple C++ library using Android NDK 23 (23.1.7779620). I am using CMake and this is a very simple program:

I would like to create a rectangular multidimensional array at runtime, such that the entire array is stored in a contiguous block of memory. It is not necessary for the array to be resizable after its initial creation. Effectively, I want to create a static array at runtime, but I would accept an approach that satisfies the stated conditions even if the array is technically of a different type.

More formally, I would like to take two ulongs nr and nc, and create an array arr at runtime such that arr[r][c] is equivalent to *(arr.ptr + r * nc + c), both in terms of what it evaluates to, and the efficiency with which it does so. (*(arr.ptr + c * nr + r) would also be acceptable, although I don't imagine D would use column-major order.)

Is there a way to do this in D?

The closest I've gotten is:

I like to learn and today I decided to finally implement RSA on my own. Basically from what I can tell my Code should work and it actually does to a certain extent.

However, even though (according to Internet learning sources) the correct keys are calculated and correctly used I get weird outputs. I checked but couldn't find where the problem is, because calculating by hand yields the same results...

So yeah, here's my cryptography.cpp-File:

I have downloaded Proteome Profiling data from the TCGA-LGG project with the Bioconductor package TCGAbiolinks. Then I have the following error when running GDCprepare:

Basically, I am writing a program that works with large integer values that overflow the cpp integer. I am trying to compute something like: gdc(pow(a, b), c) where a ^ b is the value overflowing the integer limit. Is there a way to do this where I don't have to rely on big integer libraries? If not, are there any recommended big integer libraries?