@RichEdwards My question is.. what would be the best way to copy a paragraph from this page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language)? using selenium this one : Python is an interpreted, high-level and general-purpose programming language. Created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991, Python's design philosophy emphasizes code readability with its notable use of significant whitespace. Its language constructs and object-oriented approach aim to help programmers write clear, logical code for small and large-scale projects. — svenvrgoc 30 secs ago

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@Zeitounator: The question covers software tools commonly used by programmers; and is a practical, answerable problem that is unique to software development. The requirement is exact and the question is answerable. — Vladimir Botka 11 secs ago

i have already asked my boss, but he knows nothing about web development. All they do is C, Cpp and Java. I am thinking of writing an email to the professor at the university that gave a lecture about software engineering in attended last semester, but it will take ages until i get an answer, if any. — MrQuadehar 8 secs ago

Helm tests are not substitution of Functional Tests that has to be running in your CI/CD pipeline. They are not substitution of Smoke functional testing in your CI/CD pipeline either. In our understanding, it is something that Devops /Software engineers run just to see that a pod started after deployment and there are no critical mistakes in a config(values files etc). — Sergii Zhuravskyi 25 secs ago

Relevant. Why not just allow people to, you know, write their name, rather than forcing them into a specific character set? — VLAZ 10 secs ago

It is very disappointing that only pro programmers are being entertained here. The beginners always get down vote. — John Wick 1 min ago

Welcome to the world of three-star-programmers. :) — Gerhardh 17 secs ago

Well most people on here are programmers. It's a site for programmers asking programming questions. So forgive me if I made that assumption. And you are programming anyway. I genuinely was trying to help you think about how you write code. Even if you just do it for a hobby, you can benefit. But it's irrelevant now anyway because the entire structure you've created simply won't work. You need to use the AJAX design I've outlined. — ADyson 29 secs ago

Because @GottZ this is a common mistake made by new programmers. Do you not think it's helpful to point this out? — Liam 18 secs ago

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"Software engineering is a branch of computer science which includes the development and building of computer systems software and applications software" .... yes you can use a programming language to develop software — Sayse 53 secs ago

it tends to be people who aren't good programmers who struggle with it, then they blame the language.... — Tony Delroy 49 secs ago

Re: "Programmers wont like this..." Not sure why you say that, I thought it was a pretty good analogy :) — Charlie Armstrong 48 secs ago

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Importantly, the main benefit of yield from (allowing send to delegate to the subgenerator instead of being received by the wrapping generator; the reason it was created in the first place, rather than just telling programmers to explicitly yield each item like the OP was doing in the first place) is lost when you wrap in map, so there is little benefit to using yield from over just returning the map unless you have some other values to yield before or after (where a single return wouldn't work without additional, and somewhat costly, wrapping, e.g. via itertools.chain). — ShadowRanger 24 secs ago

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Just a guess: A websearch on an AND of: max_freq_mhz min_freq_mhz light_sleep_enable yielded amongst other things: programmersought.com/article/97514225639 and look at: ESP_PM_CPU_FREQ_MAX et. al. You're already using that, but what about: ESP_PM_APB_FREQ_MAX? That page also uses the esp_pm_configure function. In [your] main, how is pointer_config_clock set up. Does it point to the global (i.e. any uninited fields should be zeroed). Maybe, using memset(ptr,0,sizeof(esp_pm_config_esp32_t)); to be sure. — Craig Estey 14 secs ago