elementary | JavaScript runtime for writing native audio applications

It's from a elementary question from the very beginning of MIT6.s081, Why does the fifth printf's result is:

I'm brand new to programming using classes. I want to create a method that takes only one class variable and have no idea if it's even possible, nevermind how to do it. My code is working fine but it seems that there should be a more elegant solution. As you can see in the code below, the same code is virtually repeated with the main difference being whether it's "player_pieces" or "pc_pieces" being examined. So I wanted to create a separate method but I have no idea how to single out a class variable to pass to it.

The code below is finding the highest doubles in either the players or the pc's pieces.

In data.frame, out below, the first column has two kinds of terms before and after the - sign:

(A) Terms in which the same word appear before and after the - sign (ex. Baseline in rows 1 and 2)

(B) Terms in which the NO same word appear before and after the - sign (ex. Rows 47 and 50)

Is there a way to create a function to delete rows of type (B) in the out data.frame?

I have an existing webapp project hosted in Firebase, and I want to add cloud functions to it. But when I just functions with the command firebase init functions the initial hello-world template it generates doesn't compile in TypeScript because of errors in the gRPC node module.

My folder structure:

While there's not much available detailing what happens on the server side of a Rest API written in VBScript, there is one article that addresses this issue: Can I build a REST application using ASP Classic?. The bulk of that post describes various issues regarding JSON stringifying as well as acquiring data from a database. My question concerns neither of these. But ignoring these (and a few syntax errors), there is very little else in that post.

So, I admit to being very much of a novice regarding server-side behaviour. But when I strip away everything from the above-mentioned post, I am left with a quite bare few lines of code that appear to simply request an input value and then output a string. So I wondered if this is indeed all that is involved in the bare-bones I/O (i.e., ignoring the security and formatting issues). I decided to try this out. My results are puzzling. When I call this incredibly simple API, instead of receiving the very simple JSON string that is being sent, I instead get back the entire piece of source code comprising the API, from the opening HTML tag to its closure. I've obviously made a very fundamental error.

Here is my code. First, here is the extremely bare-bones REST API itself (please note: this is ONLY writing back an artificial JSON string. It's not even concerning itself with receiving the POST parameters.) This is "simplerest.asp"

I hope you are well. I have a little problem, I would like to dynamically change the value of a DropdownButton based on the value of another DropdownButton.

Well, I'll explain where I'm at and what the problem is:

First I have a list of StudyCycle containing 3 elements;

I simply would like to do elementary math operations (e.g., sin, exp, log, sqrt ...) for Rust ndarray. However, I did not find any useful example for doing so from reading ndarray's documentations.

Say, for example:

Summary

I am baffled that typing in my code in PS7 works like a charm, but when I put it in a script I seem to NOT get any output.

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Take a look at the following script, which runs without generating any errors:

I need to find a vector z such that Az = b;

That is, z = inverse(A) x b.

A = a 5 x 5 matrix.

B = a 5 x 1 vector.

I had earlier solved (correctly) for z in R. But now I am using Julia and can’t seem to get the correct answer.

R code: