hiddencode | sphinx extension for hiding and showing code blocks | Theme library
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A sphinx extension for hiding and showing code blocks in reST
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- Render HTML code block .
- Run the code block .
- Return True if arg is true False otherwise .
- Setup directive .
- Restart HTML tag .
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QUESTION
ı have a question.There are many objects in the Json file as I have shown below.I want to give an index number starting from 0 for each of these objects.How can I do it?
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Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 13:10Probably something like this if you use ES,
You should use map to iterate over your objects and add the property in it
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I'm making the game Mastermind in visual basic, and am still fairly new to programming. I am up to the part where I need to test the user's guess against the hidden code, both of which are currently in 2d arrays. The program needs to test whether the user's 4 colour guess has the colours in the correct spot, the correct colours in the wrong spot, or the incorrect colour altogether. It will then randomise this and give the user feedback (green for completely correct, red for completely incorrect & black for partially correct). Currently, I am just using if statements and testing a whole bunch of values for each, but this is one: not efficient, and two: the black will not show, merely giving red if it isn't 100% correct. This is the current code:
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Answered 2018-Jul-22 at 09:42This code demonstrates what I suggested in my comment above:
Firstly, learn which loop is appropriate in which circumstance. If you want to do something for the
Integer
values 0 to 3 then you use aFor
loop. At each index, you first test whether that element in the target array is the same as the same element in the user array. If not, you then test whether the target array contains the user element at that index at all. The second test should be one call toContains
and there's no need for that secondElseIf
. It's basicallyIf...=...ElseIf...Contains...Else...End If
.
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You can use hiddencode like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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