stars | Spatiotemporal Arrays , Raster and Vector Data Cubes | Computer Vision library

I need to filter hotels by multiple conditions: stars (multiple choice), type (multiple choice), price(range with two ends), country (one of the list). I tried to do that like that:

I am building an application that generates a view of space with a random number of clickable stars So far I am generating the stars as so:

Hello I am trying to configure and integrate react with Flask framework, due to this I have edited the package.json file to add custom command for running both react frontend and flask backend.

Here is a section I edited on package.json file:

I am making a ninja game in which a ninja has to dodge obstacle by jumping(pressing spacebar), but the jump animation is too fast and the ninja is not able to jump beyond the obstacles. I want that it jumps a little slowly so as to make it jump beyond the obstacles, and goes till the 394 y value even if the key is released after pressing and then come down.

Note that I am a beginner.

I am making a game in which a ninja has to dodge obstacles coming in front of him, the obstacles are chosen randomly by the computer using random.randint() in the method choose() in obstacle class. The problem is that the choose() method chooses a random number in every iteration of the main loop. I want that if the x position of the obstacle is 0 then only it should choose another random number.

Remember that I am a beginner

Here is my code:

I'm new to the package stars for R and am trying to do basic spatial operations with curvilinear data. I am using netCDF climate data. I am able to read the netcdf into r along with a shapefile I would like to use to specify the area in which I want to conduct analyses. I have tried to crop the file directly using st_crop() but receive the following error:

i generate random positions above the horizon(az=0-360,alt=0-90)in az/alt and calculate them withradec_to() to RA and DEC. to check the result i retransform them.

so what i don't understand is, why i get around half of coordinates back under the horizon?

So, i using mypy to learn how to code in python using type check from the beginning. I'm using this code to train:

I am working on a data table that talks about streets consisting of a single column. Each street is a block of rows of variable length The first line contains the name of the street, and the others lines various details Each street is separated from another street by a cell containing 4 stars. How do I reorganize my data?