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Your code is working fine and the variable itemToGive is the object you think it should be. [object object] is just some problem you're experiencing with string conversion. Run the snippet below

If you put the dicts in a list you can build a dict comprehension that pandas can recognize

You are mixing raw JavaScript in your JSX component. You must wrap listItems.map(...) in curly braces to evaluate an expression. Additionally, a React component should have a single root. Try updating your render function to:

Solution 1st: Simple awk may help.(Following will remove the header of Input_file)

df[df.L.apply(lambda i: ','.join(i)).str.contains('yourstring')]

As far as I understand you want to keep doing random, until you get a value that is not equal to the previous one.

A few things. You probably don't want your ingredient database inside of the ingredient class (seems odd that an object would contain a database of copies of itself.. usually, obviously sometimes that makes sense). Also, if you need to keep copies of pointers you at least want unique_ptr's, but in this case copies of the object itself will do (no inheritance shown here, otherwise you might need to use pointers to base class objects).

Here's an example I got to compile on ideone, only implemented a vector search by ingredient name, but you should be able to generalize it to the other fields if you need. At least it shows an example of what you'll want to do.

https://ideone.com/YjVytV

Simple make one empty array 0 to 7 length as you suggest on example and use array_combine function to merge your current array with new indexed array.