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QUESTION
please help me
I am trying to make a two-player game and facing an issue with the result page I need to show on the result page who won lost or if tie
here is my flash file https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wGQh1UXlsQXQT1ofyubljxgWQJelB7GE/view?usp=sharing
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 22:34Ok, here we go.
QUESTION
I am invoking a cross chaincode from the set method of my chaindode and it properly records the information I send. However, when I invoke the cross chaincode from the get method, then the data is not recorded.
To verify that it was not an implementation failure, I copied the function that goes in the get method into the set method as a test and it responded correctly, so I suspect that it is the fact of invoking the same cross-chaincode from another method.
Part of the set method code that works properly including the function copied from get method:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 14:01The error was produced by Python SDK function chaincode_query.
I have oppened an issue in the Hyperledger Fabric Python SDK. However, to solve the issue I am using chaincode_invoke instead of chaincode_query.
Now, I can generate and retrieve logs from [get] method.
... and also verify it:
QUESTION
I have three arrays:
Each array has a "key" and a "value" for every element, for example
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 12:59I assume, you need reduce
function to achieve the expected output. You can first group by the data using key
and then take Object.values
to get array out of it.
QUESTION
I am extremely new to Python and have only just started learning so any advice and tips would be fantastic. Im trying to make a program that allows the user to convert text into Binary.
The process for this would be Text > Hexidecimal > Binary.
Im doing this mainly to challenge myself and to get a better understanding of how Python works, so excuse the terrible code.
The issue im facing is that when the user inputs a Hexidecimal such as "41" the program should check the dictionary for the associated value, which would be "01000001". But instead i get this error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 01:12You're enumerating a string here.
QUESTION
i'm building a web application that send some information to an API (API Gateway of AWS) and it receive back an image and some informations (strings) about that image. The strings and the image are generated by a lambda function (AWS service) written in python.
The idea is to have a simple html page where I enter information, press a button and after processing in the cloud I am shown an image and some information. The management of the json received by the API gateway is done in javascript.
I already have the code for the management of the html page, it is already tested and it works, I show it for completeness:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 10:19Option 1 (Recommended and easy)
Send url
of image instead of sending the whole blob of image in your API response. the url can be a cloud location. This is recommended way.
Option 2 (For your case)
Convert your image into Base64
encoding in Python using base64
library and send it as a part of your json response.
QUESTION
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Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 13:00Except for the fact, that we do not see your code, I strongly doubt, that this setup is going to work the way you intended.
Assuming this is USB 2.x the signal lines (white) will have a voltage level of 0V to 400 mV, while the power line (red) operates at 5V against GND(black). I strongly doubt, that this is within the specs of your relay.
Even if it is, you can not easily steer one of the signal lines from operating system level as you need some abstraction layer in between. The normal OS drivers can not work with your setup as they expect a controller at the other end of the line doing USB standard compliant stuff like enumeration, speed and current settings, etc. For your OS this is just a cut off line plugged into USB port.
The approach your looking for might be the following:
A OS application on your PC is connected to a microcontroller via USB or Serial-USB-Adapter. The Microcontroller recieves simple commands via this connection and in turn sets and resets his I/O pins. Those I/O pins are level-driven and fed into your relay. Depending on your relay you need some amplification in between the microcontroller and the relay.
If you're really sure your hardware setup can work, please include a detailed description, including electrical levels, used USB port, datasheet of the relay and the code you're trying to run.
QUESTION
I am quite new to Python, but needs a help to seperate kyes from a list inside a list.
bellow code , gives record as List, some of the values inside a list,
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-07 at 08:50I think you are looking for Dictionary in Python.
the variable row in for loop is a list, which you can get values by index positions Ex:
QUESTION
I use hardcoded ec-kyes for testing my application. There is example for ecdsa:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-25 at 18:06You load the public key exactly the same way but you use the PEM_read_bio_EC_PUBKEY instead of PEM_read_bio_ECPrivateKey.
e.g.
QUESTION
Basically pandas object is applying to entire data frame not individually
that is why it is going to else
condition. we need to apply on each rows
I got proper output while applying on one row
frame. While applying entire data frame I got the error No keys
on each rows, Basically some rows of res
have None
only those rows are expected to be No keys
sample dataframe
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-30 at 10:23Recreating DataFrame
QUESTION
So, I made some high speed opencv camera detection code, got it running on my debian labtop, and bought some 720p60 chinese usb cam. All worked well. However I wanted to make it run on my TinkerBoard S (tinkerOS - debian).
Here the camera simply refused to get detected, as my lsusb output hinted (also tried guvcview & cheese, none worked):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-26 at 13:38Sounds like whatever driver is installed on your laptop doesn't exisit on the TinkerOS board. Going by the second code block, this line looks like the camera:
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