spacewalk | Bill Odom ) created for use in workshops and presentations | Frontend Framework library

The reason it stops is that you actually consume (i.e. read) all the second file in the inner loop and then in the second iteration (i.e second line of the first file) the inner loop does not actually run.

Two possible solutions - 1. Use pandas and read the files as dataframe 2. Make sure you open and read the second file in the inner loop \ go back to the beginning of the file

You need the second argument for modulo operator (%). Now you have

try this:

You are launching the EC2 instance into a subnet of a VPC and so you have to supply the subnet ID. AWS can then infer the VPC, if needed.

In boto3, supply the NetworkInterfaces parameter when calling create_instances, for example:

The CentOS OptTools uses a different signing key.

Looking at OPS Tools Repository, there is centos-release-opstools-1-4.el7.noarch.rpm that contains the following repository information.

As luck has it, I fell over the answer almost right after posting.

/var/cache/yum has a redundant cache of usually-tasty repo data, but it even keeps the sour ones deleted long ago: I found a spacewalk-client25-6-x86_642 in there from the crafty attempt above, as well as the old spacewalk-client25-6-x86_64 one that it then refused to update.

I whacked that, chuckling malevolently, and resynched.

Arrays are great for learning the concepts of coding and as such I endorse them much more than any other standard template library (when it comes to learning code).

Note:
It is wise to use a vector however the reason schools don't teach this is because they want you to understand the underlying concepts behind things such as a vector, stack, or queue. You can't create a car without understanding the parts of it.

Sadly when it comes to resizing arrays there is no easy way other than to create a new array and transfer the elements. The best way to do this is to keep the array dynamic.

Note my example is for int(s) so you will have to make it into a template or change it to your desired class.

This error message is because you are using an incompatible library that only supports Spark 1.x. You should use mongo-spark-connector 2.0.0+ instead. See: https://docs.mongodb.com/spark-connector/v2.0/