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The ‘Chrome’ browser has a headless mode which can be instrumented programmatically. Tools are provided to perform headless ‘Chrome’ instrumentation on the command-line, including retrieving the javascript-executed web page, PDF output or screen shot of a URL.
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QUESTION
I am trying to read data from the json file data.json but whenever i try to parse and display the data I am getting the error mentioned in the title.
I am trying to parse json using codable protocol and can't seem to find the solution of the given error.
HomeTabViewController.swift
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-18 at 11:10It seems the JSON is not valid. I ran it through jsonlint.com
I also removed the empty article at the top. This might cause an issue when instantiating an Article
from the JSON data.
Here's the fixed version:
QUESTION
Some background information, this is a Rock Paper Scissor Spock and Lizard game with 2 players, human vs. ai. So far everything works and there is a table that allows you to see who wins but what I want is to how "random" my program really is. For example, I want to see the results of 100 plays and compare it to an ideal solution (evenly distributed 20/100 out of each variable [which in this case, has 5]).
IMPORTANT! Please keep in mind that the code I made should work in console, there is no visible table to check.
Here is my code for the .js file and at the bottom is where the randomness check should be
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-04 at 01:38I don't see any random number generation in your example so have included a simple function that will generate a random number between to int's.
There is an example to generate 100 random numbers and check that they are within your expected target percentage:
QUESTION
I want to autoload like this web: https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2019/04/09/woman-decapitated-in-traffic-accident-in-depok.html
But after I implemented it, the results looped the same data like this: https://staging.casaindonesia.com/article/read/12/2016/79/Lantai-Motif-Kayu-dengan-Low-Maintance
Is there something wrong with my program? ( Sorry, my english isn't good enough)
Controller.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-24 at 10:35You are using the initial value of idkanal
and idartikel
over and over again because of it's not getting the updated value from the ajax request.
One solution is to modify the response from the Controller to include the updated value of idkanal
and idartikel
as parameters, and include it in the next following requests.
The steps I take is :
- Create elements containing
idkanal
andidartikel
initial value - Make the initial ajax call
- Return data & update the
idkanal
andidartikel
element value - Make the ajax call with the updated
idkanal
andidartikel
value
Controller.php
QUESTION
I am trying to practice my C++ in order to grasp a better understanding in class, as I am a beginner and a little behind, and I came across a zombie game that someone posted online.
Anyways, I understand most of the code, however I do not understand "if(rand() & 67 < 10)".
I can interpret "rand() % 10 + 1", in which the code will generate a number, or in this case zombies, between 1 and 10.
Thinking at first that the zombies would cap at 67, given the player had chosen a high number, but I don't believe that is its function, but again, I'm not entirely sure...
Here is an example of the code I am looking at:
I'm sure its something simple, however I am still confused on its purpose. Even after trying to learn its function my running the game
Here is the whole code just in case:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-04 at 02:53Splitting the command into two parts for easy understanding:
Part I-
QUESTION
I am trying to build a web application with multiple languages, just for my leisure/study. I am wondering if there's a better way than this.
Environment- PHP only. no framework or library so far.
English and Japanese sentences have different order of words, so I don't think simple concatenation like $user_name . 'decapitated' . $enemy.
will work.
So I am thinking of saving all the sentences to database.
+----+------------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| id | en | ja |
+----+------------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| 1 | $username has decapitated $enemy. | $username は $enemy の首をはねた! |
+----+------------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
Texts inside have some variables like $username
to be replaced with str_replace()
later.
$result = str_replace('$username', $username, $db->select('SELECT ja FROM `tb_language` WHERE id = 1;'))
- I tried to find smarter way to expand variables in database text but I could not. Any suggestion?
- The procedure above inevitably repeat
str_replace()
as many as variables and it seems not efficient. Any suggestion?
Any suggestions are welcome and thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-15 at 08:21Use the printf()
/sprintf()
family of functions.
printf
, sprintf
, vsprintf
, (and so on...) functions are used for formatting strings and as such they enable you to utilize a pretty standardized set of placeholder logic.
What you want to have stored in your database is something like this:
%s has decapitated %s.
In PHP you can format this using, for example, the printf()
function (which directly outputs the result) or the sprintf()
function (which returns the result).
QUESTION
I saw similar question on Stackoverflow but none of them helped me to solve my issue. So, I am asking for help as I have tried to find out what is the reason behind the error I am getting but failed. Please don't mark it as a duplicate question.
I am parsing a Json file and getting the following error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-09 at 06:00It seems you are having trouble with escaping special characters. See this list of special characters used in JSON :
- \b Backspace (ascii code 08)
- \f Form feed (ascii code 0C)
- \n New line
- \r Carriage return
- \t Tab
- \" Double quote
- \ Backslash character
So, while dumping json you need to escape this special characters. Fortunately every json library's has way to do this job. As it seems you have used JSON.simple toolkit, you can use JSONObject.escape() method to escape the special characters.
QUESTION
I'd like to discuss feature extraction using Caffe model called GoggleNet. I am referring to this paper "End to end people detection in crowded scenes". For those who are familiar with caffe, should be able to cope with my queries.
The paper has its own library using Python, I also run through the library but can't cope with some points mentioned in the paper.
The input image is passed through with GoogleNet till inception_5b/output
layer.
Then output is formed as multidimensional array in 15x20x1024. So each 1024 vector represents a bounding box in the center of 64x64 region. Since it is 50% overlapping, there are 15x20 matrix for 640x480 image and each cell has third dimension of 1024 vector in length.
My query is
(1)how this 15x20x1024 array output can be obtained?
(2)how this 1x1x1024 data can represent 64x64 region in the image? There is a description in the source code as
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-21 at 08:00Since you are looking at a 1x1 cell very deep in the net, it's effective recptive field is quite large and can be (and probably is) 64x64 pixels in the original image.
That is, each feature in "inception_5b/output"
is affected by 64x64 pixels in the input image.
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