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What you are trying to achieve is called 'Reflection'. Unfortunately, the VBA language does not have reflection so you cannot directly achieve what you want.

You could emulate what you want using a 'wrapper' class to allow a name to be associated with a specific dictionary.

The example below implements a simple wrapper class which allows the name to be set, but not changed, and exposes the scripting.dictionary via the Host property.

Class AnimalType

You can do that and we have this explained in the following page: How can I access resources in a peered VPC over Client VPN?

To provide access to resources in a peered VPC over a client VPN we need to do:

1. Create a VPC peering connection between the VPCs.
2. Test the VPC peering connection. Confirm that instances in both VPCs can communicate as if they're in the same network.
3. Create a Client VPN endpoint in the same Region as the target VPC.
4. Associate the subnet that you previously identified with the Client VPN endpoint that you created in step 3.
5. Add an authorization rule to give clients access to the target VPC. For Destination network to enable, enter the IPv4 CIDR range of the VPC.
6. Add an endpoint route to direct traffic to the peered VPC. For Route destination, enter the IPv4 CIDR range of the peered VPC. For Target VPC Subnet ID, select the subnet that you associated with the Client VPN endpoint.
7. Add an authorization rule to give clients access to the peered VPC. For Destination network, enter the IPv4 CIDR range of the peered VPC.
8. Add a rule to the security groups for your resources in both VPCs. Use this rule to allow traffic from the security group that was applied to the subnet association in step 4. Then, confirm that the network access control lists (ACLs) in both VPCs allow traffic between the target VPC and the peered VPC.

The definition for the sass method is:

You just should do this:

A couple of points worth mentioning..

1. Your example code in file "courses.py" is inserting grades as a string that represents an array, not an actual array. This was pointed out by Matt in the comments, and you requested an explanation. Here is my attempt to explain - if you insert a string that looks like an array you cannot perform $unwind, or $lookup on sub-elements because they aren't sub-elements, they are part of a string.
2. You have array data in courses that hold students grades, which are the datapoints that are desired, but you start the aggregation on the student collection. Instead, perhaps change your perspective a bit and come at it from the courses collections instead of the student perspective. If you do, you will may re-qualify the requirement as - "show me all courses and student grades where student id is 0".
3. Your array data seems to have a datatype mismatch. The student id is an integer in your string variable "array", but the student collection has the student id as a string. Need to be consistent for the $lookup to work properly (if not wanting to perform a bunch of casting).

But, nonetheless, here is a possible solution to your problem. I have revised the python code, including a redefinition of the aggregation...

The name of my test database is pythontest as seen in this code example. This database must exist prior to running the code else an error.

File students.py

The inRandomOrder method may be used to sort the query results randomly. it has no argument, you can use it like:

You can use pandas.merge to pull Quantite requise in from RecetteDF whenever you have a match. The merge should be done using left, so that we preserve rows of InventaireDF even when there is no match. Here is some code that should work:

Try out the following:

ballerina/stringutils module is removed with Swan Lake Beta 1 release. The "regex" related APIs were moved to ballerina/regex [1] module and rest of the APIs are available at langlib string library [2].

Therefore we need to update your code sample as follows: