typenum | Compile time numbers in Rust | Natural Language Processing library

In python I am trying to update pandas dataframe column values based on the condition of another column value. Each of the column names have numeric suffixes that relate them. Here is a dataframe example:

Having the following TYPO3 Page for ajax request

I have to deal with an old piece of software written in Fortran (mainly written in the 70's and badly maintained up to 3 years ago).

I am trying to get it compiled with VS2017 and the Intel oneAPI compiler (Fortran Compiler Classic 2021.3.0) for 64-bits architectures.

In the process of updating one of its modules, I convinced myself that the compiler does not support what I have learned to be called "host association" between subroutines (via CONTAINS statement). None of the symbols defined in a containing subroutine seems to be visible in the contained subroutine (if I use IMPLICIT NONE in the contained subroutine the compiler tells me that I need to declare all of them while if I don't, the compilers gets the declarations very wrong and not matching with the declarations in the containing subroutine. Lots of misleading error messages are printed).

Can somebody of you confirm that this is the case or provide the compiler options to enable this feature that clearly was allowed in the past by some compilers? If needed I will post the source code (I am not posting it immediately because I think this could be a very naive question for a Fortran expert, I am instead a total novice).

Sincerely,

HERE I COMPLEMENT THE ORIGINAL POST AS REQUESTED IN THE COMMENTS

Original code:

I'm trying to duplicate an Array and I want to change the props inside the component in an array. so this is my code:

I am trying to call an Extbase controller action via Javascript/Ajax. The version is Typo3 v10. The controller action is supposed to return JSON.

I have created the controller and the action as follows:

I continue with my exploration on the Num library of Ocaml, with the reason that one whole library about logics was written using it.

Today, I would like to make the negative of a rational number. Obtain -1/2, from 1/2.

To do so, I think that, given an a of type Ratio.ratio, I can compute the negative of it (and return a ratio, not a num) this way:

ratio_of_num (minus_num (num_of_ratio a))

(Functions from: https://ocaml.org/releases/4.05/htmlman/libref/Num.html#TYPEnum)

Now, I would like to check the result, but I always get this solution: Ratio.ratio =

The point is that now I realize that I always get this solution when I use ratio_of_num. For instance:

This is the data imported into the query:

I wanted to ask if there if a way to make a hotword for my JARVIS AI made in python 3.7.6(windows 7). I want that JARVIS become activated whenever I say "Hey Jarvis"(just like Hey siri). the code of my jarvis is given below. I have tried the library named lshotword but it gave an error named no module named tensorflow

I am having trouble updating the crates hmac and digest. I have a function defined that takes a generic type of a HMAC function, and computes the HMAC over a given input. I have a function working with the version of hmac and digest being 0.7 and 0.8 respectively. However, I'm getting blocked when trying to get the same logic running for the latest versions 0.10 and 0.9 respectively.

In my machine, I use rustc 1.48.0 (7eac88abb 2020-11-16).

The working example has the following Cargo.toml dependencies