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I'm making a simple Word Builder type of game (where one player enters a word, and the other player enters a word starting with the last letter of the first player's word), and I can't get the Text to show up on both the screens. I'm able to get the text to show up if I hard code it, like:

I'm using Spark 2.3.1 and I'm performing NLP in spark when I print the type of RDD it shows and when executing

rdd.collect()

command on PipelineRDD it's output is

['embodiment present invention include pairing two wireless device placing least one two device pairing mode performing least one pairing motion event least one wireless device satisfy least one pairing condition detecting satisfaction least one pairing condition pairing two wireless device response detecting satisfaction least one pairing condition numerous aspect provided', 'present invention relates wireless communication system specifically present invention relates method transmitting control information pucch wireless communication system apparatus comprising step of obtaining plurality second modulation symbol stream corresponding plurality scfdma single carrier frequency division multiplexing symbol diffusing plurality first modulation symbol stream form first modulation symbol stream corresponding scfdma symbol within first slot obtaining plurality complex symbol stream performing dft discrete fourier transform precoding process plurality second modulation symbol stream transmitting plurality complex symbol stream pucch wherein plurality second modulation symbol stream scrambled scfdma symbol level dog church aardwolf abacus']

I want to create a data frame like this to add every word into rows of the data frame.

I am making an algorithm for hangman that can guess the word quite well, but it's not working exactly as intended. It's supposed to check the specific positions of characters, but it doesn't really work. For example, I'll use the word aardvark. The first letter it guesses correctly is a, and aardvark contains 3 a's, so the algorithm sees this:

aa_ _ _ a _ _

But when I check the possible words, most of them don't look like this, and the algorithm should instantly be able to solve it, as it's the only word that looks like this.

The program has functions to remove words that contain incorrectly guessed letters, and a function to guess the optimal letter. Both of these functions work perfectly.

This is the part of the code that isn't working, and is supposed to check the position of the letters:

I am new to helm charts and I am trying to pass some environment variables to schema-registry

Values.yaml

i have test.txt file, Find strings and subtring from the wordlist

I am trying to implement a word game, where a user types a letter on a board to form a meaningful word and submitt it, if the typed word is present in a JSON file, the user gets a point. So I have implemented the basics of the game, but unfortunately I have found that my linear algorithm is inefficient to traverse about 400k words in the JSON file. So my question is what kind of algorithm I can write to make it efficient? My interface looks like this. Letters appear randomly on the board.

A tiny part of my JSON file look like this

Why do I keep receiving this error:

Conversion from String type to Boolean is not valid.

When coding:

I apologize if this question has been asked with terminology I don't recognize but it doesn't appear to be.

I am using the function comm2sci in the library taxize to search for the scientific names for a database of over 120,000 rows of common names. Here is a subset of 10:

I had a weird problem with ByteString socket programming. I have minimized the issue to the following short scripts: