answer = ''
print("Please answer the question below in y or n!!")
answer_yes = ['yes', 'YES', 'y', 'Y']
answer_no = ['no', 'NO', 'n', 'N']
while answer not in answer_yes and answer not in answer_no:
answer = input("Do you want apple? ")
if answer in answer_yes:
print("Here you go!")
elif answer in answer_no:
print("There are apples for you in the fridge!")
Happy learning! :-)
Output:
Please answer the question below in y or n!!
Do you want apple? n
There are apples for you in the fridge!
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): Please answer the question
client_id needs to be a valid client ID from an Auth0 application
connection needs to be same connection as the user specified e.g. "Username-Password-Authentication" - you can find this out by searching for the user in the Auth0 web portal:
If you still have issues, please post the HTTP response you're getting...
Let me help you with this, using the least no. of codes. I have written a clear explanation of the steps, for you all to better understand, please bear with me , it is definitely with the time to read.
Also, note this solution is perfectly crafted for functional components. However I have mentioned how to do it in class components, you have to tweak some things if you are using class components. Like you can not use hooks in class-based components, but access this instance, so it will be fine, either ways
Please give it a full read, if you are having a tough time understanding the functionality, I have tried to break down the process in layman. The explanation is long, the lines of code is just under 10. happy to help
Persisting states of the todo app, upon page refresh, is pretty simple.
We can use State management libraries for it, or local storage as well.
Here, we will just go with the most simple one - using local storage.
Before we jump to the code, let us build the functionality visually.
So, after the user enters things in the todo space, we want few things to happen:
We want to store the list of items (which will essentially be an array) in the local storage. (We can skip the JSON.parse, here, since the array that will be saved, will be string, bcz user enters string in the todo-app, generally, however, it's not a bad idea to parse the userinputs).
After you do this, make sure you check the dev-tools => application => localStorage => to see if the key and values are being stored. You shall be able to see them.
However, you will notice, that upon refresh, the localStorage values stay, but the data in the UI are lost. Not surprising.
This is the last and important step.
What we want upon page reload? Let us break it down :
We want to check if there is any data that is there in the localStorage. If there is: we will change the state of the app, based on the previous user inputs.
If there is no data in the LocalStorage, we will just pass an empty array.
Using hooks, in the functional component is actually What I prefer, class components require many boiler plates, so, the code...
import {useState} from 'react';/for functional components
//for class components you can just init the state , in the constructor(props) and
change it using the this.setState method
//to getItems from localStorage to render in the UI
useEffect(()=>{
const storedData = localStorage,getItems("keys" , value)
storedData ? setValue(value) : [];
},[])
[] : because we want it to render on every reload, once.
smake sure to initiliaze the state using useState;
const [value , setValue] = useState("")
//to setItems in localStorage
useEffect(()=>{
window.localStorage.setItems("key" , value)
}, [dependency])
useEffect is essentially a hook for functional components which is similar to componentDidMount in-class components.
If using class components, instead of using the useState, hook, use this.setState.
I have no idea why this works, but I figured something out based on this answer by accident that fixes this. Perhaps someone can correct me on why this works, and the right way to achieve whatever is really happening, because this does not make any sense:
If I add the tag filterRes="1200" to the #gooey filter like this answer suggests, it does not work.
If I add the tag filterRes="1200 it does.
If I add the tag filterRes=" it does.
If I add the tag filterRes="" or filterRes= or filterRes it does not work.
The event moves from the window to the target (capturing) and then back from the target to the window (bubbling). This happens for every event. Since a_block is the target, it doesn't matter if I set it to true or false (true will trigger it at the very end of the capturing phase and false will trigger it at the very beginning of the bubbling phase but since a_block is the apex of the movement path it is essentially the same point). So the event travels from the window, then to the target, which at that point creates the event listener at the window. Then the event, which is still at the target, travels from the target to the window. If the window event listener is set to bubbling phase i.e. false, then it will trigger when the event reaches the window. Otherwise, if the window event listener is set to the capturing phase i.e. true, the event will trigger on a capturing phase which can only happen at that point by clicking the mouse a second time.
At this point all I can conclude is another process was locking the port so that my application was unable to respond to the requests. A restart and full re-installation of the program (including re-running all netsh commands) solved the problem and it has not recurred since doing that.
the biggest challenge is to generate the pdf, their are some java rools but not very convenient, XMReport for.java template printing might help you on this, it has HTML5 designer and easy to design and preview your template
Finally figured out the problem after forever. Apparently using a very low value (even if above zero) for zNear in the gluPerspective view causes this problem.
yeap the first thing is to generate the voucher document for printing such as the pdf, or in-memoty data, the print the document or use the java priny api to.print the data.
Some report tools like XMReport can help you on this.
In order to call SetcurretnUser action with a user parameter.
export const setCurrentUser = user => ({
type: 'SET_CURRENT_USER',
payload: user
});
function mapDispatchToProps(dispatch) {
return({
SetcurrentUser: (user) => {dispatch(SetcurrentUser(user))}
})
}
Now in your case:
//take response as parameter in your action you may destructure it if necessary
export const addMovement = (response) => {
return {
type: constants.ADD_MOVEMENT,
payload: response
}
};
function mapDispatchToProps(dispatch) {
return({
addMovement: (response) => {dispatch(addMovement(response))}
})
}
JasperReport seems to be too complicated to deploy and run, modern report tools should have HTML5 designer and no compilation, and the user should be able to decide where and how to store their templates, like the XMReport
Norman can you please put a try and except block inside the find function mentioned below from the sequence.py file.
procesed_sequences = sequence.find(seq_in_list)
It's not failing in the try-except block in the above is because it's been running on append operation. If possible please share the code for find function from the squence.py file. Problem seems to lie there
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): please share the code
Found out zeep client actually have already done the conversion job. Zeep client knew what is the object and already break down into attributes. So we just have to pass in the attribute values as parameter.
// function* means it's a generator function
// you can't use this at arrow function
// generator function will pause and return the value where the yield is
// use next() to get next iteration
// here I just return both array
function* moveToArray(arr1, arr2) {
while (arr1.length) {
arr2.push(arr1.shift());
yield [arr1, arr2];
}
}
let arr1 = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9],
arr2 = [],
iterator = moveToArray(arr1, arr2),
// get first iteration
yield_data = iterator.next();
// when the moveToArray finished, yield_data.done will be true
while (!yield_data.done) {
console.log(`test_arr1[${yield_data.value[0].toString()}], test_arr2[${yield_data.value[1].toString()}]`);
// get next iteration
yield_data = iterator.next();
}
console.log("put it back and empty arr2");
[arr1, arr2] = [arr2, []];
console.log(`test_arr1[${arr1.toString()}], test_arr2[${arr2.toString()}]`);
Create a card or table and drag your no. of products sold column to the card, and use the filter on the date column to get the total no. of products sold in the time period.
Note:- Please be a little more specific and descriptive the next time.
from telethon.sync import TelegramClient
from telethon import functions, types
with TelegramClient(name, api_id, api_hash) as client:
result = client(functions.contacts.DeleteContactsRequest(id=['username']))
print(result.stringify())
So it turns out you need git version 2.28 or higher. I had git version 2.25.1 even though I just installed git a few months ago.
For Ubuntu it seems you have to jump through a few hoops to get the lastest version.
RSA is an asymetric encryption algorithm. Which means that it requires a public and private key in order to encrypt and decrypt information. This would normally be done with randomly generated keys.
Is it technically possible to generate the RSA keys from passphrases, although that seems that's not really what you're looking for.
A GUID is a 128-bit integer (16 bytes) that can be used across all computers and networks wherever a unique identifier is required. Such an identifier has a very low probability of being duplicated.
This may be used in a form of some popular symmetric encryption algorithms like AES to encrypt data with only 1 key, especially since the GUID is similar in length of a AES 128bit key. (Although actually using it may need some finagling since some cryptography algorithms require a certain pattern to be followed for their keys)
I'm not entirely sure what the issue was, but I solved it by running np install, exiting out of the browser, and running npm start. When the browser loaded back up, the error was gone.
The reason for you issue is because you are only targeting the ::marker and making the ::marker 8px but your font is the default size. If you are going to change the size of the marker then you should also match the font size of the li to it.
li {
font-size: 8px;
}
li::marker {
font-size: 8px;
}
You will receive this error if you are using a Visual Studio subscription, and you are trying to create a Spot Instance. This also applies to some other types of 'free' subscriptions - the list of offer codes which support Spot Instances is short, and can be found at the link below (the offer code for your subscription can be found on the main 'Overview' page of your subscription in the Azure Portal - most 'typical' subscriptions will be Pay-as-you-Go or EA).
The problem (as I think) was a conflict between the versions of gradle and google-services.
So I tried to use an old version of google-services and it solved the problem.
All what i did is downgrading the version of google-services in the dependencies of the android/build.gradle by changing this line classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:4.3.5'
to this line classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:4.0.0'
I'm not sure if this is an efficient solution or not but until now everything works fine, if you have any comments or supplements to this, I'll be happy with your answer.
I checked that everything looks fine in your app/build.gradle and android/build.gradle. But you can try changing classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:4.3.6' to classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:4.3.5' in android/build.gradle as that fixed the same issue I faced in past and the error also shows something related to googleservices.
See you are passing 5 rows and 1 column(5,1) but the index parameter is saying that it is 1 row and 1 column (1,1) so try removing the index parameter.
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON;
declare
v_dept department.department_name%type;
cursor c_dept is SELECT department_name FROM department ORDER BY DEPARTMENT_NAME;
BEGIN
dbms_output.put_line('Department Names are :');
OPEN c_dept;
LOOP
FETCH c_dept INTO v_dept;
EXIT WHEN c_dept%notfound;
dbms_output.put_line(v_dept);
END LOOP;
CLOSE c_dept;
END;
/
I suggest reading about SoC. Looking at your current layout, sure, you could co-locate your Postgres database in the same container. But you'd be tying an application very closely to a datastore. That could invite a host of challenges from deployments to resource limitations. The concept of SoC is that you break apart the sections of a system into their respective roles/processes.
In this case- you can leverage the cloud's innate ability to spin up containers with ease to separate your application from your datastore into different containers. You can co-locate these containers with EKS/ECS and utilize the service mesh.
The defacto solution is utilizing AWS managed services. In this case, AWS has a service called RDS. If you're willing to pay for this service, you can simply extract out your database needs to this managed service and then set up the networking to have your application container reach your RDS instance.
I'm going to guess that it's shrinking because it hasn't been given a specific width and height for each columns and row so therefore it's shrinking to fit content. Not 100% sure but adding the below to the .container fixed it
The Nested for loop (For loop inside a for loop) will increase the time complexity(will consume more time), the below code maybe helpful and it is simple!
HTML file when targeted with link name specified in the frame tag does not open in that named frame. The problem is the frame where it is loaded is calling the other frame to load a new html file does not recognise the name or it can't find where the named frame as specified in the frameset orderly as per syntax. There is no mistake in naming the calling frame. The link opens in itself in its own frame where the html document is calling. It means it opens in the same window frame as _SELF is being executed. The calling frame with its HTML file and primararily the code the anchor tag can't see the window frame I am calling to load the desired HTML file and can't recognise the name I have given to the calling frame.
I am using everywhere lowercase in all my code. Does this imply wrong as far naming tag syntax is concerned. For example I am using as not capitalise as
How to solve.....the first para problem. ?
I reiterate there is nothing wrong in the browser. I have the best app browser line-ups. All execute work fine with all web pages.
If you okay with a bit complex logic and are searching for shortcodes, I would suggest using a map and filter. This will make your code a lot shorter and optimized. For your reference I am attaching a small piece of code for your case :-
For a simple understanding, I am breaking the above one-liner code into chunks to give a brief overview of the power of map and filter function in python.
[list(filter(lambda key: d[key] > 5, d.keys())) for d in details["courses"]]
As every entry inside details["courses"] is a dictionary key, value pair. I am using list comprehension to iterate the pair.
"d" is those individual pairs. Then using the .keys() function I am trying to filter the "d" with a key whose value is greater than 5. This will return us a list of list of dictionary values. Because of which the pair which doesn't satisfy the condition will have an empty list inside the result. To understand it better, I have attached the output of this command
res = [list(filter(lambda key: d[key] > 5, d.keys())) for d in details["courses"]]
print(res)
[['CS'], [], ['Data Analysis'], [], ['C']]
Filtering out the empty list from the above output (res)
"lambda x: len(x) > 0" --> This lambda function will help in filtering out the list with size 0
There are lot more things and ways you can write the code using the map and filter function. It's very useful when dealing with iterable objects like lists, dictionaries, etc.
Please reach out in the comments if you need any further clarification, I will try my best to help you out.
If you are using a JVM published by Oracle, then the property key should be sun.management.compiler. See this link for System properties from Sun. Or you can print the VM settings through the following command
I faced this issue recently, and resolving this is pretty easy. you would need to upgrade your native-push-notification. I suggest you change this in your package.json as so native-push-notification version to ^7.3.0. this worked for me. Iho[e this helps.
I can't fully understand the task, so I suppose it's asking to turn the last two digits into asterisks.
In order to do so, you have to turn the elements into strings.
[str(n)[:-2]+"**" for n in list]
This will cut off the last two digits of the number.
HTML file when targeted with link name specified in the frame tag does not open in that named frame. The problem is the frame where it is loaded is calling the other frame to load a new html file does not recognise the name or it can't find where the named frame as specified in the frameset orderly as per syntax. There is no mistake in naming the calling frame. The link opens in itself in its own frame where the html document is calling. It means it opens in the same window frame as _SELF is being executed. The calling frame and I it the HTMl code the anchor tag can't see the window frame I am calling to load the desired HTML file and can't recognise the name I have given to the calling frame.
I am using everywhere lowercase in all my code. Does this imply wrong as far naming tag syntax is concerned. For example I am using as not capitalise as
How to solve.....the first para problem. ?
I reiterate there is nothing wrong in the browser. I have the best app browser line-ups. All execute work fine with all web pages.
What version is your operating system? 64-bit or 32-bit?
64-bit:copy glut32.dll to C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64
32-bit:copy glut32.dll to C:\WINDOWS\system32
and you can copy gult32.lib,glut.lib to your project's libs path
And it explains using .run is equivalent to calling Cmd.exe.
If I open cmd I just need to write my python file name with .py extension to run it.
So I figured out "pyexe" is not necessary.
The solution:
Sub Botón1()
Dim obj As Object
Dim pyexe, pyscript As String
Set obj = VBA.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
pyscript = "Prueba.py"
obj.Run pyscript, 1, True
End Sub
