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I have a script which checks the value of a series of flags before deciding on an execution pathway. Because of the way the script executes, the flag values are held as script properties, therefore ...
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I'm learning Python coming from some beginner-level experience with Java. It all makes sense for the most part, but one of the exercises kind of made me wonder what actually happens within Python. ...
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I'm trying to use conditional formatting to compare the date output from multiple cells and columns against one date value. The condition works but in an undesired state. The condition evaluates ...
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I am trying to compute the number of events that take place within 30 minutes of one another (variable n_within_30) on the same date and in the same location. I have tried to partition and group by ...
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I have implemented begin and end functions for MFC containers. The iterators are pointers to the internal data and may be null pointers for an empty container. What happens if both are null pointers ...
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I am puzzled by this behaviour of Python's max() function: >>> a = 100 >>> n = float("nan") >>> a 100 >>> n nan >>> max(a, n) 100 >>> ...
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I have an array of objects with some bool and int properties: let employees = [ { isSkilled: false, isLeader: false, departmentHeadType: 0 }, { isSkilled: true, isLeader: false, departmentHeadType:...
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How to compare table/columns/index/constraints structure across two different environments in oracle without using db link and not having central repository where data files can be stored. We cannot ...
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I want to use a C struct (termios) in my C++20 program, but I want to be able to compare 2 termios instances. As there is no default comparison, I tried to define a default comparison operator: bool ...
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I am confused why here the result is TRUE select 'Clark' in ('Dave', null, 'Clark'); But here it's NULL (instead of evaluating to TRUE) select 'Ava' not in ('Dave', null, 'Clark'); Can somebody ...
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What I mean is: I have a situation that I have two fields in the structure of type double, where both may be set there through some evaluation, but in some situations the second of them can be equal ...
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I need to find out how to compare today data with last week data in lookerstudio. Example: Today 01/11/2024 16.00 PM # of order is 2255 Last week 25/10/2024 16.00 PM # of order is 2190 I need to ...
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I'm new to the programming. I've tried to make 3 scripts in Python, c++ and Matlab that would calculate Voltage over Inductor in RL circuit using matrices and finite difference method. When i ran ...
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I am having AWS S3 buckets with version enabled. For each object Object Key VersionId , Last Modified , size Is there any Service available to achieve this report whether data from S3 buckets having ...
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I'm currently creating a blackjack card game using OOP and the blessed library. As it stands I create the card objects which return a class object to me: player_card_data = [<blackjack.card.Card ...
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so basically, i am looking at doing a comparison between accounts we have in Active Directory and a csv which lists all active accounts (~15000 lines). This process would be ran weekly. The issue that ...
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input is a string and well...when input[0] is 'k', its apparently the same as 'f'? like clearly it should be false and not output "f detected" right? k seems to have a value of 107 and f ...
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Is there some built-in for comparing collections/IEnumerables element-wise with the possibility to choose comparison for the elements (in case one does not want the default comparison)? I am not ...
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I am trying to solve a problem but not getting anywhere. Needed help from community. I can join n number of data frames (all joined dataframes are having same schema). While joining I renamed the ...
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What is the easiest way to check multiple nullable values, to know if those that are not null are equal? double? a = null double? b = 2; double? c = 3.5; should return false double? a = 2.5 double? b ...
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I have a similar situation. I need to perform a large number of pairwise track change comparisons of word files, and the comparison must be done in Word. I used applescript to perform this, but I'm ...
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I have a set of many random variables, each with a mean and standard deviation. I want to find all variables that are or are not dominated, i.e., that have the highest mean for their standard ...
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I created the below script that is triggered by a separate Python script. This will be a text comparison of 2 XML files. log normal "C:\Temp\XML_Comparisons\XML_Files_Storage\BCLog.txt" ...
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When checking element-wise equality of multiple columns of a dataframe against a single column, pandas raises a ValueError: Operands are not aligned. Do 'left, right = left.align(right, axis=1, copy=...
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I'm interested in the most efficient way to check for equality of memory blocks. Currently, I use memcmp(...) == 0 to determine if two memory blocks are equal. While this works, memcmp is designed not ...
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