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- Consume a While statement
- Iterate over all sub - types of a class
- Try to parse the given node_type
- Return the consumer queue for a given node type
- Show help for given command
- Return the command with the given name
- Get the description of a command
- Execute a Python file
- Return a copy of the source position
- Consume a character literal
- Consume a float literal
- Consumes a string literal
- Execute expression
- Run the program
- Reload the module
- Start the interactive REPL
- Return a Python ast
- Execute self
- Parse a binary operator
- Lex code
- Consume a call
- Consume a separator by sep
- Consume a declaration
- Decorator to register commands
- Consume a program
- Execute the environment
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QUESTION
what‘s the problem with my code and how can I fix it.
The problems are in lines:
world[r].append(element)
world = createWorld()
world = createWorld()
Now I show all of the code, but it seems too long need more text to make it available to post, so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.so ignore this part.
This was the error given:
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Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 02:18You need to update the r value in the outer loop, currently it is being updated in the inner loop.
QUESTION
I am using speechRecognition and I would like to replace some spoken words to emoji's.
This is my code:
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 19:40Both replace statements are being executed, but you are throwing away the result of the first one. You need to call the second replace method on the string from the result of the first replace.
QUESTION
so i'd like to get the text saying Yuppie or Noup to the right side of the readline print and I can't quite figure out slicing and spacing yet. This task was about removing all special characters from a pre-existing .txt file, anyway heres the code:
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Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 12:58The readline() function is keeping the newline at the end, you can remove it with rstrip():
QUESTION
I have a StackContainerView inside my main view controller called TodayPicksViewController. I am trying to programmatically set the StackContainerView to fill up the whole view controller side to side, with around 50 from top and bottom (just like a Tinder card).
However, as I try to implement constraints relative to safe area as follows(as other answers on StackOverflow suggest), turned out the StackContainerView doesn't show up at all. I don't know where the problem is.
Please advice.
Code of my main view controller, TodayPicksViewController:
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Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 04:20According to the apple developer doc for loadView(), they said "The view controller calls this method when its view property is requested but is currently nil. This method loads or creates a view and assigns it to the view property." This might be the cause of the problem. I would recommend you to perform the view set up operations in viewDidLoad or other proper lifecycle methods. Based on my understanding, this line view = UIView() isn't necessary. In your configureStackContainer() func, you set the centerX and centerY anchor and then set the top, leading, trailing, bottom anchor again. This may also raise the constraint conflicts. I think you don't need to specify centerX and centerY anchor if you want to constraint with top, leading, trailing and bottom and vice versa. I hope this will be helpful.
QUESTION
I'm using a user-friendly json based document oriented database named TinyDB. But I'm unable to add multiple pieces of data to my database because I'm making use of multiproccesing. After a while I get the error that id x already exists in the database (this because 2 or more processes are trying to add data at the same time). Is there any way to solve this?
Every run I insert new unique params.
Example params:
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Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 16:23If you want to parallelize the data write, you need to break your problem down into smaller steps so that you can ensure the step where you're inserting data has already coalesced everything together. That way you won't have any (obvious) thread safety issues on the write.
For example, suppose your JSON file has three fields, email, name, and age and you want to enforce uniqueness on email, but some records are double-entered. E.g., there's one entry that has emily@smith.com with her name, and another with her age.
You'd start by making something to group everything together, then parallelize the write.
I'll sketch some code (note I have not tested this!):
QUESTION
I am doing MIT OCW 6.0001 problem set 4. It tell me that list type is not callable. But I have not assigned the term "list" to any object. Here is my code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 19:59class Message(object):
def __init__(self, text):
self.message_text = text
self.valid_words = ['apple','banana','orange']
message1 = Message("hello")
QUESTION
Please take a look at my code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 17:16What you need can be achieved using
QUESTION
In the following code, I pass a pointer by value to a function I'm hoping to have concatenate N strings onto the original one.
In the way I've written it, I'm allocating new memory by working out how many bytes to add onto the original string length.
This new string is then populated and the pointer to that string is returned.
So, let's say the original pointer msg is 0x000001, and it points to the starting char of the string "Hello\0".
Then in the function, a new pointer strNew eventually points to "Hello world, poop\0", and has a value of 0x0000f5, where that new string's memory is located.
Then, as a return of the function the msg pointer's value is now 0x0000f5.
My question is, what happens to the memory located at 0x000001?? It contains bytes for "Hello\0", but there is no longer a pointer to it. Does it get garbage collected? Is it a problem? Should I overwrite the contents somehow with ' ' chars?
If not, how do I free it from within the strcatcat() function?
The idea is to not have to worry about having a character array large enough for the strings to begin with. Is this unreasonable?
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Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 18:35My question is, what happens to the memory located at 0x000001?? It contains bytes for "Hello\0", but there is no longer a pointer to it. Does it get garbage collected? Is it a problem? Should I overwrite the contents somehow with ' ' chars?
For starters in C there is no garbage collector. And secondly you may not change a string literal. Any attempt to change a string literal results in undefined behavior.
In this declaration
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Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 23:44First grab all the links and then driver.get(link). This way prevents stale elements and is generally the most stable.
QUESTION
I'm trying to integrate web socket into my laravel project. I did all steps from here
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Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 22:11So for this problem, in fact that was an issue in Laravel and it is solved now
using (laravel 8.29.0) or higher versions.
So pusher-http-php library v5.0.1 and Laravel v8.29.0 will work fine for you.
Another Solution: is to downgrade pusher to version 4.1 on composer.json and this version seems to work fine with older laravel versions (older than 8.29.0).
If you want to solve the problem with your current installation:
The problem is that the calls for trigger function, at least on laravel 8 is not sending the right parameters, so in PusherBroadcaster.php and pusher-php-server/Pusher.php there are 2 calls for trigger function which are:
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