solidarity | environment checker for project dependencies | Command Line Interface library

There are multiple problems in your code.

pygame.event.get() get all the messages and remove them from the queue. See the documentation:

This will get all the messages and remove them from the queue. [...]

If pygame.event.get() is called in multiple event loops, only one loop receives the events, but never all loops receive all events. As a result, some events appear to be missed. Get the events once per frame and use them in multiple loops or pass the list of events to functions and methods where they are handled (see Faster version of 'pygame.event.get()'. Why are events being missed and why are the events delayed?).

Do not load the image in each frame. pygame.image.load is a very expensive operations. It has to load the image from the volume and interpret the image data. Load the image once at initialization.

Removing an image just means not to draw the image. Set image = None and only draw the image if image != None. Use the global statement to change a variable in gloabl namespace within a function:

Based on your package.json dependencies you dont have the @react-native-async-storage dependency, you have @react-native-community/async-storage, which is the old organisation namespace.

Try doing

You can add it into set so that there wont be any duplicates and remove comma if not required :

update the code like below:

There are numerous mistakes in codes. PdfPages saves one figure per page. So you should generate one figure per country, with two axes (line plot and table). Full codes are as following:

Try like this:

Use One hot encoding Or word embedding

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The error is perfectly legitimate, pointing out that Detox works as expected.

When it comes to test orchestration and execution, Detox is in fact a mere wrapper around an actual test runner -- Jest in your case (the better choice IMO :). That fact is mentioned in the setup guide and explained more elaborately in the more specific guide for setting up Jest:

There are several packages in R to read in JSON data and have a fromJSON() function. RJSONOIO, jsonlite and rjson are the ones I know about. It seems you are using the rjson::fromJSON() in your code.

Since the json format is very flexible in how it can store data and is able to store complex, nested structures, when we convert it into the relatively under complex format of a data.frame, we have to be very explicit about the structure of the data. Your case is rather simple, but it can be very tedious, to capture the full range of data representations in a json file when converting to the rectangular shape of a data.frame.

rjson::fromJSON() generates a nested list, that resembles the structure of the JSON file.

The structure of your myData list looks something like this: