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My e-commerce site sells 99% to South Africans, and we use "BACS" "EFT" & Credit Card as payment options.
We do accept international orders, but can not calculate the shipping cost for international orders automatically.

So when in order is international ( not South Africa ) we want users to select the BACS / EFT payment option. We the ask them to hang-ten with payment so we can confirm the shipping costs first.

BUT if the international order contains only downloadable products ( and therefor do not require shipping ), then we want to make the Credit Card payment option available.

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I'm trying to unset a payment method called 'mygate' on the checkout page if both these are true:

1. The cart contains only downloadable products.
   
2. The shipping address is not South Africa ( ZA )

I'm getting there, but need some help, please.

To disable payment gateway for all countries except South Africa:

I have the following list:

I'm hitting a bit of a wall with a text-based game that I'm working on.

I'm in the process of porting it from a version that works through print-output to a version that runs in a pygame window.

Currently my input works fine, however my output still prints to the console. I was told I should be putting the output into a text buffer, and this could be achieved by changing my print() functions to my_print.

The thing is, I know nothing about using text-buffers.

From what I understand, the point of a text-buffer would be to store the desired output as a variable, which can then be displayed in my pygame window. I'm just not really sure how to do this.

I would also preferably like the most recent 5 outputs to display in a sort of "Game Log".

This video helped significantly with figuring out the input, but the output section doesn't seem to be quite what I need.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G933SOLWbbg&t=181s

Here's my code:

display:

Why can't I combine newer to older?

I'm at my wits end. I'm a coding novice trying to use .map() to iterate through JSON data and display it in a card on React.

I fetch the data under componentDidMount() and use setState to assign it. This works completely fine on another page.

However, on this page I am trying to iterate through the 'projects' array on this object, but whenever I try to .map() into the products array I get errors.

Even with a simple console.log I get errors.

I think this has to do with asynchronous fetching but all the questions I see address this with setState(). I don't know what to do.

Here is my JSON object:

I have been working on a Zork-like text-based adventure game as a personal project to kind of "Crash course" teach myself python. I'm new to coding in general, so I'm fuzzy on the fundamentals.

I have reached the point in my game where I can successfully navigate the map I've created, and can add new rooms/items freely. I'm currently working on making the "Inventory" system work properly.

Currently, I have a dictionary called "roominv" within my Room class which works as the inventory for each specific room. I also have a dictionary called "bag" within the player class which works as the player inventory.

Currently the game is buggy and unfinished, so to pick up an item you have to pick up ALL the items currently in your room, but that's not what I'm having trouble with.

I can't figure out how to empty the roominv dictionary once the player picks up the items in that room. Right now I can add the items to the player bag but it creates a copy without removing them from the roominv.

I've tried using del, delattr, and pop but either I'm not using them properly (which is what I'm assuming) or that's not the correct way. I also tried .remove which I left in the code below. It returns this error message

I can't explain why there is an error at line 15 when there is no such error at line 21. Clean and rebuilding doesn't help.

my css file :

I'm a very new coder learning python for the first time, working on making a text based adventure game as a project to teach myself. I've managed (I think) to almost get a working "engine" going, (Thanks to the wonderful people here at stackoverflow and over at Gamedev) with only some fine tuning needed before I can work on expanding the game and adding in fun stuff (I'm sure you will all tell me I am wrong and need to change a lot, but hey that's why I'm here.)

Anyway, I'm hitting a wall in my code at line 81.

hello folks im still a beginner to c++ so i apologize in advance. okay so some context is this is a hw assignment for my class we have to make a an array that holds all the books that are being read in from the a txt file then organize them by hashing. the part that im stuck on is reading in the data i cant seem to get it right. the error occurs in load table function, it reads the first line and i put the cout stuff under it to test it out and it does print the first book out but after it throws a invalid argument error.

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