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Currently I'm going through the problems on CodeWars, and I'm stuck on the Persistent Bugger problem.

Write a function, persistence, that takes in a positive parameter num and returns its multiplicative persistence, which is the number of times you must multiply the digits in num until you reach a single digit.

For example:

persistence(39) # returns 3, because 39=27, 27=14, 14=4 # and 4 has only one digit persistence(999) # returns 4, because 999=729, 729=126, # 126=12, and finally 12=2

persistence(4) # returns 0, because 4 is already a one-digit number

I've narrowed down my problem to a recursive function, however I'm having trouble wrapping my head around how to return my iteration counter.

Currently it runs through the program and maintains an accurate count. When it ends up with a single digit value however, it returns to the persistence call, lowering my iteration every time.

Code should check whether there is circle with the same radius if so return already existing circle. Radius is the key. I don't want to create new Circle but use already existing one.

In the code below, it still prints trackback from one specific exception even though it's caught with try/except. I'm not sure why.

If there is any exception raised with the SSH connection the code continues and simply informs of the failure. This works as expected except in one secnario.

Someitmes, for network reasons outside of my control, the paramiko module get's a socket.timeout exception. This exception gets caught by the try except block as expected but the trackback still get's dumped to the console. Noteably the trackback contains both the socket.timeout and SSHException text which is usually not printed.

I would like to catch this trackback in a variable for logging or simply surpress it instead of buggering the output.

Two parts to this question:

1. If I have a landing page with a simple hero where the primary text is being A/B tested, but I decide I want to change the control text programmatically and deploy, will Google Optimize keep testing even though the control content changed?

2. Same landing page with same hero w/ primary text being A/B tested, but I decide I want to wrap the hero and secondary text in a div with some styles that I defined, will Google Optimize be smart enough to find where my tested component is?

3. Bonus question: When does google give up and say "this guys being a cheeky bugger let's stop trying to test his landing page so we don't accidentally test the wrong piece of text"

I know I'm kind of describing an extreme case here, but this is more so out of curiosity, I'd like to know what page updates will render the page untestable without manual effort.

Thanks a lot.

Hellow,

Hope you are doing great.

I am reading data from AHUs but while fetching the list of objects it gives an error: segmentationNotSupported. On sending WhoIsIAm (bacnet_scan.py), I get this response:

Hi I'm having a problem with a control channel (of sorts).

The essence of my program:

• I do not know how many go routines I will be running at runtime
• I will need to restart these go routines at set times, however, they could also potentially error out (and then restarted), so their timing will not be predictable.
• These go routines will be putting messages onto a single channel.

So What I've done is created a simple random message generator to put messages onto a channel. When the timer is up (random duration for testing) I put a message onto a control channel which is a struct payload, so I know there was a close signal and which go routine it was; in reality I'd then do some other stuff I'd need to do before starting the go routines again.

My problem is:

• I receive the control message within my reflect.Select loop
• I do not (or unable to) receive it in my randmsgs() loop

Therefore I can not stop my randmsgs() go routine.

I believe I'm right in understanding that multiple go routines can read from a single channel, therefore I think I'm misunderstanding how reflect.SelectCases fit into all of this.

My code:

I hope you can help me out with this issue, which I thought would be quite trivial but is turning out to be quite a bugger. As mentioned in the subject line this is what I want to accomplish:

• Automatically run 5 command prompts, each new command prompt needs to do the following
• Change directories to a specific location
• start the built in php web server

This is the code I currently have for my .bat file:

Bit of a hard one to debug as I'm working with both a new version of PHP and a new OS on a new server.

I have a cron management system in PHP that allows me too add / remove or enable / disable cronjobs.

On another current Deb 8 server with PHP 7.2 it works flawlessly using the following function to create a job...

I found "Nirvana" (or should I say Tailwind) - it's just about how great I find this library/framework! It goes well with Rails - and Webpacker too. In fact, all is well except for this one bugger;

I've got this sneaky little contraption of mine affording quite readable view templates (and yeah - I know - it's obviously flawed in a million ways but it gets the job done, what can I say)