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im using Python regex. i have a situation that the text doesnt always return the same text in order to run my regex on. the text can come in 4 different options. i just need to return numerical value including any decimals

if it is the 1st 2 options it straight forward. if its the 3rd/4th option, it matches both. i only need to return the 1st occurrence, regardless if it has a decimal or not, just the first. i have this regex, but it matches both occurrences, i only need 1st occurrence.

what can i add to this regex in order to return the first occurrence (or whats better regex for my issue)

My regex is [approx. |Current ] distance(\d+\.?\d+) miles

When I create a circle, the radius is in meters, but I want to get the radius of the circle in miles, is it possible to do that?

I don't want to convert meters to miles with formulas, I want the value of the circle to already be converted when I get the radius

I keep getting the following error: lib/main.dart:45:37: Error: A value of type 'Object?' can't be assigned to a variable of type 'String'.

• 'Object' is from 'dart:core'. _startMeasure = value;

Which makes complete sense but I have tried changing value into string but that doesnt fix the problem. I have tried "$value" and also _startMeasure = value as String. But, none of this works.

Code:

I am looking to convert a data frame as below

Original dataset

I want to convert from above format to this :

A bit of background:

I am an amateur programmer, having picked up Haskell a few months ago, on my spare time, after a period of Mathematica programmning (my first language). I am currently going through my second Haskell book, by Will Kurt, but I still have miles to go to call myself comfortable around Haskell code. Codeabbey has been my platform for experimentation and learning so far.

I have written a piece of code to generate permutations of a given number, that deals with possible duplicate numbers, so for 588 it will internally generate 588, 858 and 885.

However, because I want to scale to pretty big input numbers (think perhaps even a hundred digits long), I don't want to output the whole list and then perform calculations on it, instead every number that is generated is checked on the spot for a certain property and if it has it, well, we have a winner, the number is returned as output and there's no need to go through the rest of the humongous list. If sadly no desired number is found and we unsuccessfully go through all possible permutations, it outputs a "0".

I have also opted to make it a command line program to feed values to it via gnu parallel for faster work.

So here is the code

In R, I want to recursively go through the columns of a data frame and select each column to make a boxplot against a given column. Here is my attempt

I am using a Python POST request to geocode the addresses of my company's branches, but I'm getting wildly inaccurate results.

I looked at this answer, but the problem is that some results aren't being processed. My problem is different in that all of my results are inaccurate, even ones with Confidence="High". And I do have an enterprise account.

Here's the documentation that shows how to create a geocode Job and upload data:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/bingmaps/spatial-data-services/geocode-dataflow-api/create-a-geocode-job-and-upload-data

here's a basic version of my code to upload:

I am having issues adding dates/times to Microsoft Access, this is my code:

I've successfully gathered data into a dictionary called 'data' with Sleenium & Python. the output of that dict looks like this: