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You can use :contains to target the right label tag then next_sibling to move to the desciption. E.g. within loop over job:

You are calling print_str(digit,curr_idx+1,output) first.

When it is called the value is ['a'], But the result of that function call will .append to the list you passed in. The recursive call returns, and then you print the content of the list, which has been changed inside the recursive call.

Stop thinking about variable changes. The variable didn't change. Variables change when you do something like my_var = something. Instead, you mutated the object that the variable is referring to. This is no more mysterious than:

+ has no special meaning in glob patterns. Since libncurses+* doesn't match any files, it's left unexpanded. So grep -i libncurses+* is equivalent to grep -i 'libncurses+*'.

In basic regular expressions, + also has no special meaning (in extended regular expressions it means 1 or more of the preceding pattern). So +* matches a sequence of zero or more + characters. Since none of the filenames have any + characters, this part of the regexp is irrelevant. You're just matching any filenames that contain libncurses.

You need something along the lines

Here is example of writing your own middleware:

Something like below should work:

You can use $elemMatch to identify patients with a specific attribute.

If you want to exclude everything else, use $reduce to sum up the value of all of the attributes, and match where count = 1.

I see two problems, and synchronization is not the main one.

1. If you have "excess" threads then the threads required to do the workMatrix call will not all lie on the range [0,dim*dim], so your kernel prevents a number of valid threads from modifying their matrix entry. workMatrixhas its own internal guard logic. It should be executed unconditionally
2. If you wind up with multiple warps running in the kernel, then you need synchronization points after the load to shared memory and before the store back to shared memory.

I would expect something like this to work:

As for comments, declaring a reactive string, coming from an object that get instantiated by an http call is not the best solution. When your component is mounted, the http request most probably didn't complete yet.

To simplify, you can change your computed to: