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Betty is a friendly English-like interface for your command line. She translates English-like phrases into commands in case you ever run into situations [like this][xkcd].
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QUESTION
I'd like to delete specific parts of strings in a pandas column, such as any letter followed by a dot. For example, having a column with names:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 13:18Use Series.str.replace
with reegx for match one letter with .
and space after it if exist:
QUESTION
The prolog is supposed to find the order of five statements statements. Everything is working fine but when i call the query solution([A, B, C, D, E])
I get a sandbox error like this:
The Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-24 at 19:57Like a commenter said, this seems to be a particular restriction when using SWI-Prolog's browser-based SWISH system (https://swish.swi-prolog.org/). It doesn't want you to use call/1
with terms that it doesn't know enough about.
Fortunately, you can give it a bit more information: You use call/1
in the following context:
QUESTION
I have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-08 at 03:00Since the ratings are ranged between 1 and 5, you can build a rating-keyed dict of skill-keyed dicts of lists of names and then iterate through the ratings to extract the names by skills in linear time:
QUESTION
I think I am close but I would to get your feedback to solve this using a derivative of the code I have already created, I pass the following tests, but I am struggling to pass the final test as I need to return two middle names abbreviated, and at the moment I can only return the first. The tests below show the function and parameters passed, and the expected result its the last ione I am struggling with. I would appreciate your expert advice. Kind regards, Jon
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-08 at 10:21This if condition is useless. Because =
is assignment and ==
is equality check.
QUESTION
I have the php script below to get data from a database and return it to a calendar as part of a booking system. The title field, $row["title"]
, is actually the username of different people for each booking.
Everything works well, but I want to change things so that each user can only see their own username on the calendar, not each other’s. I want them to see 'booked' instead.
I’m pretty new to php, but my guess is that I need to iterate over the created $data
array, changing only the title
field if it doesn’t match the logged in user. I’m thinking this would come from this in my login script:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-19 at 12:19If you want to access session data you'd first need to start the session. Then you can just use the session variables in the script
QUESTION
My string pattern is as follows:
1233 fox street, omaha NE ,69131-7233
Jeffrey Jones, 666 Church Street, Omaha NE ,69131-72339
Betty Davis, LLC, 334 Aloha Blvd., Fort Collins CO ,84444-00333
,1233 Decker street, omaha NE ,69131-7233
I need to separate the above string into four variables: name, address, city_state, zipcode.
Since the pattern has three to four commas, I am starting at the right to separate the field into multiple fields.
rubular.com says the pattern ("(,\\d.........)$")))
or the pattern ",\d.........$"
will match the zipcode at the end of the string.
regex101.com, finds neither of the above patterns comes up with a match.
When I try to separate with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-07 at 17:05Use
QUESTION
I need to duplicate a row based on a column (a number).
I have this dataframe:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 18:10QUESTION
I need to split the words based on the character '/' and reform the words in this way:
This dataframe contains some kids and their presents for Easter. Some kids have two presents, while some have only one.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 18:16You could use str.split
using a regex
with expand=True
to get your first and second present. Note that this will handle the three cases 'present1/present2'
, 'coulour present'
and 'present'
. In the latter two cases the newly created column 'present2'
will be None
.
To handle the case 'colour present1/present2'
you can use str.extract
with a regular expression containing permissible colours (see colours_regex
below). This is to distinguish colour from presents consisting of two words (e.g 'Barby Doll'
).
The final step is then to use melt
with 'Kids'
as an identifier
QUESTION
I need to delimit the letters and the numbers from a string in an array in Python.
My array is this one:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 10:57If no Pandas is in use, you can use
QUESTION
The user (Ben) has joined group 2 and group 3. How can I write this in a select query... I want to select from groups I haven't joined and groups I didn't create.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 20:51You can do it if you do a LEFT
join of group_tbl
to users_tbl
and return the unmatched rows of group_tbl
:
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