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I've been working on a project, and for no reason, after a merge, our Github got split into two folders - Exeplore and ExePlore. The peculiar thing is that it's only split into these two folders on github.com. If you download the repo, it's correctly organised into one folder. You can push and pull from it, and only get the Exeplore folder, which is fine, no files are lost, but the only issue now is trying to set up continuous deployment on google cloud run. It only downloads one file from the github, causing errors. If anyone knows how to reformat the folders into one, it would be much appreciated.
It seems that the folders are randomly assigned into one folder or the other, as half our HTML has been put into Exeplore and the other half ExePlore, and with other files scattered about.
Here's the link to the repo Any advice would be much appreciated! Thanks, Jenni
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Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 20:39Once you fix this problem, it might return. This is a character case problem. Windows ignores case in paths, Linux does not. Check how the git clients are setup. Example: one system might be configured to ignore case and another respects case:
QUESTION
I need to make a query to get all records whose score is 70 or more and replace all nicknames with their corresponding proper name. I'm using MySQL
Table A name score Nick 75 Kate 76 Robert 49 John 91 Jenny 87 Bill 29 Gabrielle 57 Taylor 88 Joseph 68The desired output should be the following:
Query Result name score Nicholas 75 Kate 76 John 91 Jennifer 87 Taylor 88Notice that the names Nick and Jenny were replaced.
Currently, the way I'm doing it is using REPLACE
but that doesn't scale very well so I was wondering if there's a way to get the nicknames from Table B and use it on my query. My current query looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 07:07You use a left join to look up the proper name for each row in table_a. If the proper name isn't found, it will be null, so you use coalesce to use the original name:
QUESTION
I have these data:
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Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 07:17remove the curly bracket from { orders }
:
QUESTION
I need to extract data from a table listing the profession and name of people. It is only two columns. The task is to take the data and split it into 4 separate columns according to the profession of the individual and order it by name with NULL values appears last. However each query I have written fails to get the ordering right between the two columns because I cannot separate the ordering between the columns I have created in the CASE statements that I have written. The ordering of the first column in this case Doctor is still linked to the second column Professor and so on. So each time I have tried different ORDER BY statements such as ORDER by -doctor DESC, -professor DESC etc the ordering on the doctor's column impacts the ordering on the professor column causing the NULL values in the professor column to appear above the names in the professor column because they are being influenced by the order of the ORDER BY statement. How do I break this link and order them separately so I can get NULL values to appear last?
Hi I have written the following query below:
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Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 16:59Test this:
QUESTION
{'John': ['Bryant', 'Debra', 'Walter'], 'Bryant': ['Olive', 'Ollie', 'Freda', 'Mercedes'], 'Mercedes': ['Walter', 'Robin', 'Bryant'], 'Olive': ['John', 'Ollie'], 'Debra': ['Walter', 'Levi', 'Jennie', 'Robin'], 'Walter': ['John', 'Levi', 'Bryant'], 'Levi': ['Ollie', 'John', 'Walter'], 'Ollie': ['Mercedes', 'Freda', 'Bryant'], 'Jennie': ['Levi', 'John', 'Freda', 'Robin'], 'Robin': ['Ollie'], 'Freda': ['Olive', 'John', 'Debra']}
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 12:55Here is my solution with BFS
. You can also write recursive programs for that but as BFS
is not usually implemented recursively, I wrote it this way. But if you insist on recursion, I can change it:
QUESTION
...The code below is my data.jsx file where I used to store images, the title of the images, and description of the images. I have a problem importing images from another folder named Images. The Images folder and data.jsx file are both inside my component file
The vs code compiled it successfully but when I run it I just cannot see the result.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 05:02When you use { img } outside jsx(html) this will create an js object.
You are doing something like this which is not correct.
QUESTION
After updating from MSVC 19.27 (VS 16.7) to MSVC 19.28+ (VS 16.8+) my custom iterator to sort one container based on another regressed due to the compiler's changed sort algorithm. I operate on a data oriented structure (struct of arrays) so it is necessary for me to have two separate containers.
My iterator is based on https://stackoverflow.com/a/46370189/209649
Test:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 11:10I marked required lines that were at very least missing. I've made reference and iterator copyable and the iterator - fully ordered. Along with comparison operators , an operator+=
should be declared as some implementations would use it. Those iterators still do not fit strictly into concept of iterator, e.g. what past-of-end iterator would do?
QUESTION
I am getting JSON data from two links, below is the structure of the files:
Stocks:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-27 at 07:05You should use Array.map in case you want to change/map to a new structure.
QUESTION
I'm reading a csv file using pandas, the file has 5 columns and 7,000 rows. The column names are:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-29 at 00:55I would suggest using a dictionary to hold the list of names, and use the dictionary keys
as the values to be replaced in the regional_team
column. You can then use Pandas apply
command over the agent_name
column to check if the name is present in
the dictionary.
Setup example.csv
QUESTION
I have two data frames. One dataframe (A) looks like:
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Answered 2021-Jun-22 at 12:55We can try numpy broadcasting here
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