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I wanted to return the name of elements based on two conditions; even protons number and odd neutrons number. I've tried to print both tests and it turns out well. However, when I try to print the elements using 'and' logical, an error has occurred due to different broadcasting. I can't figure out how do I reshape it. Help me out.

The elements, protons and neutrons.

I've already converted elements, protons and neutrons into arrays.

The input;

I'm using NASA WorldWind for Java to display some surface shapes, and I am seeing some strange artifacting occurring. I am running this example to show what is happening: https://github.com/NASAWorldWind/WorldWindJava/blob/develop/src/gov/nasa/worldwindx/examples/SurfaceShapes.java. Its strange because it only seems to affect Surface Shapes and it is only happening on this hardware (This seems to run as expected on Windows). Here is my hardware information:

I was working on some code that allows a user to calculate the mass of molecules, and I had some user interaction at the start with some specific keywords. For e.g. the user can type 'instructions' or 'start', but if they type something else, the program just ends. How can I instead print 'error, try again', and it goes to the start again?

I'm trying to use Menhir's incremental parsing API and introspection APIs in a generated parser. I want to, say, determine the semantic value associated with a particular LR(1) stack entry; i.e. a token that's been previously consumed by the parser.

Given an abstract parsing checkpoint, encapsulated in Menhir's type 'a env, I can extract a “stack element” from the LR automaton; it looks like this:

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I think I've read all available solutions about problems with 3D under JFx on RPi and none of the following suits my needs. I had no problems with 2D applications. But when I try to run 3D program, all the 3D elements are gone. After this command:

I am currently trying to read the MANIFEST.MF of a previously created jar in my build.sbt and use the attributes of this manifest file for the packageOptions. The reason for this is that I am creating a jar using the sbt-osgi plugin and afterwards want to create a fat jar using sbt-assembly, but keep the previously created MANIFEST.MF.

Here is what I came up with so far:

I am trying to run python selenium in docker-compose. I have the following files:

docker-compose.yml:

So, I'm trying to build a syntax for the Menhir parser-generator for OCaml.

In that language, there's three sections to a file, separated by %% (no, it's not pretty; unfortunately, it's inherited from the ancient ocamlyacc.)

I'm trying to create a separate syntax-region for each of these three, plus one for anything after an extraneous, third %%:

so I have been trying to compile Mesa on BLFS 8.3 to no avail, and I am having issues trying to figure out what seems to be the issue. I am not quite understanding why it will not compile, when gcc is installed.

My current setup is LFS 8.3, using Parallels on macOS. Thank you very much for the help!!