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Here's one way to do it:

You can take the values from foo, cycle through them and partition them in groups of 2 at a time. There's a little secret of vectors of size 2, which is that they can work as a little map (1 key/value pair).

Once we have two collections of maps, we can merge them together. One collection is infinite but that's OK, map will compute only the values until one collection runs out of elements. mapv is the same as map but it returns a vector instead.

EDIT :

I coped with the problem myself, I want to share the solution. If you have any comments, please write.

I have modified

I hope this helps, I took inspiration from this article about moving from ParentalManyToManyField to a central model that 'links' each page from this AccordBox article.

It turns out that InlinePanel does not fully support ParentalManyToManyField, hence the issues you were running into.

I was able to implement a refined approach to your option one above and it should solve your problem.

A reminder that all Page models already extend ClusterableModel so there is no need to add that to any models you create.

• Create a new 'relation' that extends models.Model which will be the relation between these two page models.
• Each field within this new model will be the two page types via the model-cluster ParentalKey each with a logical related_name set that is the OTHER side of the relationship.
• No need to set panels on this model as we will declare the panels individually via the panels kwarg to InlinePanel - see the InlinePanel docs.
• Finally, each individual Page's content_panels has an InlinePanel added that refers to the central relation model indirectly via that model's related_name, adding the other side reference to PageChooserPanel.

Small typo here, you need to use an & in front of LAST not the %.

Unless you write a CSV file yourself, the writer mechanism will never arbitrarily add delimiters to suit the needs of your application method so, give up on that train of thought altogether because you shouldn't do it either. If you do indeed have access to the CSV file creation process then the simple solution would be to not allow the possibility of null or empty values to enter the file. In other words, have the defaults (in such a case) placed into empty elements as the CSV file is being written.

The Header line within a CSV file is there for a reason, it tells you the number of data columns and the names of those columns within each line (row) that make up the file. Between the header line and the actual data in the file you can also establish a pretty good idea of what each column Data Type should be.

In my opinion, the first thing your readCSV() method should do is read this Header Line (if it exists) and gather some information about the file that the method is about to iterate through. In your case the Header Line consists of:

I think the problem is lib-inner is rendering empty. Try render some content, and add ng-content to lib component:

lib-inner.component.ts

I GOT IT!!!!

I DID IT I FINALLY SOLVED IT!!!

anyway here is the thing i used:

Instead of pushing the format as push fmt,

I instead read the nasm docs, saw some examples and found out that we have to store the format fmt in rdi and the variables in their respective order in rsi, rdx,rcx,r8 and so on.

so I did exactly that and BOOM! pops the answer on execution. MY JOY HAS NO LITERAL BOUNDS

repaired code:

I need to fill NA values in my main data frame based on a second dataframe I created by the groupby and mean functions.

You don't need that step. You can do this in one step by grouping into multiple dataframes, applying mean on each individual dataframe, and filling NA values within just that dataframe.

So, instead of creating the mean_data dataframe, do this: