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I have an app that reads a JSON data string from disk to create a string grid listing stocks (ticker, number held, cost) and then calls a stockbroker API to fill in current price and value. It works but the code below is causing memory leaks but whilst there are many internet posts on how to access data in a JSONArray none I could find discuss how to free allocated memory. Can anybody help ? I use Delphi Berlin 10.1 and Indy 10.6 if it matters. There are 3 pages of data, some stocks are on 2 pages, sTickers is a stringlist populated with each stock ticker (about 10 of them) and there are about 14 total stock holdings on the 3 stringgrids (tabGrids[0..2] which are on a page control.

The problem code is:

I'm doing a sticker book project.

I generate a pack of stickers via this code:

I have Message table in Room with following structure: id, text, animRes, readStatus.

Then I subscribe to livedata exposed by room to display this item in recyclerview with diffutil adapter.

When new message appeared in RV, animation start playing. If I add readStatus to diffutil areContentsTheSame function, my animation would restart each time readStatus changes, that why I can't just use diffutil to redraw full view.

Is there any way to update only one inner indicator view inside RV items, when value in the room changes? How this works in messenger, where changing of read status doesn't restart animation (stickers or gif)?

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I am using aiogram 2.11.2 as Python interface to the Telegram API, but I am encountering an issue in the simplest callback: it does activate when the message is text only, but fails whenever any media is attached. This includes photos, videos, audios, stickers and GIFs, with or without caption.

I hope I'm not missing out on something.

Minimum supported Gradle version is 6.5. Current version is 5.1.1. If using the gradle wrapper, try editing the distributionUrl in E:\PROJECTS_FLUTTER\Stickers\android\gradle\wrapper\gradle-wrapper.properties to gradle-6.5-all.zip

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I recently signed up for a scientific python course and it was shown in classroom how a numpy array can perform better than a list in some situations. For a statistical simulation, I tried the two approaches and surprinsingly, the numpy array takes a lot longer to finish the process. Could someone help me find my(possible) mistake?

My first thought was that probably something is wrong with the way the code is written, but I can't figure out how it can be wrong. The script calculates how many attempts on average someone needs to complete a collection of sorted stickers:

I used a function and no external modules.

I need my win form - vb.net, to detect if Control + P is being pressed as well as Control + Shift + P as well as just the letter P being pressed.

i have ready how this should be done, and then wrote it into my application, however i can't get it to work so i assume im doing something fundamentally wrong.

my code

I am trying to initialize a set with a bunch of data. But when I check some items that are already inserted with the contains function, it returns false.

What is wrong with this code?

I like to learn how to write up an Google Apps Script to import a part of table data in FinViz.com into a Google sheet, but using UrlFetchApp. I used to use IMPORTHTML. It worked well if just a couple of stock sticker searches. But if I loop the function for many stock stickers, I faced a lot of empty import despite such data available in FinViz. I see from googling that UrlFetchApp is the way to go. Can anyone help write up a script using UrlFetchApp? For a simple example, I have a list of stock tickers in Column A in Google sheet and import their Forward P/E data from FinViz and then write them in Column B in the sheet. I share a Google sheet here. Thank you so much!!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JmdBKqNVoj2wpJ_st22C8FchgTUss8Edo4q_gMmAgKE/edit?usp=sharing