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I have two datasets. Dataset 1 has GDP information for every country for every year from 1990 to 2019. Dataset 2 has country membership information for every international organization from 1815 to 2016.

In Dataset 1, countries are the rows and years are column headers. In Dataset 2, organizations-years are the rows and countries are the column headers.

Whereas there are 194 observations in Dataset 1, there are 19335 observations in Dataset 1.

Here's what I would like to do: For every "1" -- denoting membership -- that appears in a year-country cell in Dataset 2, I would like to replace that with corresponding GDP value in Dataset 1. What code would help me do this most efficiently? Thank you!

Dataset 1:

Dataset 2:

Here's an example using the dput() function on data1, data2, and data1t:

Hi guys I got another CSC110 question. I'm just trying to learn the optimal way to do things. I'm sure this will be pretty easy.

Basically I need to output the names of some countries in a standard output that looks like this:

I'm new to python. I've to plot graphs from a csv file that I've created. a) Monthly sales vs Product Price b) Geographic Region vs No of customer

The code that I've implemented was

so I'm creating a function to accept two arguments,

1. the first parameter is the name of the person
2. the second is how much they have already donated.

Each individual is assigned to an array depending on how much they are expected to donate. people in variable

• a are expected to donate 6,
• b should donate 5 and
• c donate 4.

I want the function to return how many more donations should the individual make but here is the problem: no matter what name I input into the console log, it always assumes the person is from var a. Did I miss something here?

I have two DLLs with their PDB files loaded into my Unity project. One targets the editor in the "Select platforms for plugin" inspector and is in the folder Assets/Plugins. The other targets WSAPlayer, has UWP selected for the SDK and DotNet for the scripting backend. It is in the folder Assets/Plugins/WSA.

When I attempt to build for Windows Store (SDK: Universal 10, Target device: PC, UWP Build Type: XAML, UWP SDK: Latest installed, and Build and run on: Local Machine) I get the following errors:

Assets\CubeScript.cs(16,48): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Win32HidDevice' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

Error building Player because scripts had compiler errors

I would not expect UWP to be able to load Win32HidDevice, nor does my UWP DLL use it, so it must be coming from the other DLL. The app works fine debugging in the editor, and if I also check "Standalone" on the first DLL then I can build and run a standalone app.

What settings do I need to get Unity to ignore the Win32 DLL and use the UWP one when building for WSA?

I do not think it is the script itself, but for completeness here it is:

I am using jupyter notebook first time. I tried to groupby one column of csv and get the count of the values. i got the below result with this code.

I have the following xml file which is a part of a metadata (I extracted just one part of it)

SITUATION:

Each node should have it's corresponding flag on it, that is not the case.

CODE: