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I programmed a python program to download videos from YouTube

After I put the link and start the download I get the following error:

I want to display a list of dictionary entries in a table using javascript, using some combination of arrays and key/value pairs.

Here is what I've got to work so far:

I have an Arduino 33 BLE that is updating a few bluetooth characteristics with a string representation of BNO055 sensor calibration and quaternion data. On the Arduino side, I see the calibration and quaternion data getting updated in a nice orderly sequence as expected.

I have a Python (3.9) program running on Windows 10 that uses asyncio to subscribe to the characteristics on the Arduino to read the updates. Everything works fine when I have an update rate on the Arduino of 1/second. By "works fine" I mean I see the orderly sequence of updates: quaternion, calibration, quaternion, calibration,.... The problem I have is that I changed the update rate to the 10/second (100ms delay in Arduino) and now I am getting, for example, 100 updates for quaternion data but only 50 updates for calibration data when the number of updates should be equal. Somehow I'm not handling the updates properly on the python side.

The python code is listed below:

I am trying to create a program that inputs the price and tax rate and returns the item number, price, tax rate, and item price in an orderly format. Here is the criteria:

• The user can enter multiple items until the user says otherwise.
• It calculates and display the total amount of purchased items on the bottom.
• The price gets a 3% discount if the total amount is 1000 or more

I am not allowed to use arrays to solve this problem and I must separate the inputs from the outputs on the screen.

An example output is shown here:

I need to use lapply/sapply or other recursive methods for my real df for calculate how many repeated values have in each column/variable.

Here I used an small example to reproduce my case:

My coding knowledge is pretty shaky because I didn't learn it orderly. Right now, I am trying to send an cURL Request and the documentation is:

curl https://api.at356.com/studio/v1/sd-large/complete
-H 'Content-Type: application/json'
-H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
-X POST
-d '{"prompt": "Life is like", "numResults": 1, }'

this is the code

I have an array contains IDs and I want to subscribe to an observable for each ID in the array in an orderly manner (make a request for id 1 then 2 ...). I've tried foreach loop but the responses were unordered. and tried to create a for loop and increase the index from the subscriber but the browser crushed(because tons of requests have been sent before the index changed)

my code:

I have a dataset contains the answers from a multiple-choice test. The test includes 24 exam codes, each exam code has 50 key answers(A,B,C,D for 50 questions). Below is a corner of it, you can access the whole thing with the link I put at the end.

I want to count the number of each answer (ABCD) in each exam code. Here I plotted 2 exam codes like this:

How can I plot them side by side and change the order of answers in Python? I want the order of columns is "ABCD". (I've tried using plt.subplot, sns.factorplot but I keep getting errors).

Thank you.

Data link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dYuHEKTJHnVO_dUOyGBIYfFvkZIunLyE/view?usp=sharing

Edition 1: I'm able to plot orderly with the below code.

I'm trying to loop through the child object of a JSON array which stores objects. My JSON file is as follows: