I have written a function that takes two pyspark dataframes and creates a diff in line.
Here is the function. I am struggling to get it to scale with 100s of columns. IE get around the for loop calling .join() 100s of times...I am stuck, or maybe tired and looking for some suggestions!
def di...
Created a simple math (addition/subtraction) game to practice my JavaScript. Any feedback on the JavaScript appreciated.
Can play in: CodePen
Instructions: A math equation will show up and simply press the corresponding number on your keyboard to answer. Speed game so no need to press enter o...I just added a new feature to my portfolio, Night Mode, i created it with css and session storage in javascript, I want you to review my css of night files, i feel it filled with !important i'm sure this is a bad practice, Can anyone help me make them better? My second question, the default mode ...
Submit tasks to a scheduler, allowing them to be run at a future time. Tasks can be submitted in any order, and non-running tasks can be cancelled.
I used a min-heap to prioritize the next task, and a threading.Condition to communicate between
a "watcher" thread that sleeps until the next task...
I created two graphs in d3js: a bar chart and a donut chart.
These two graphs use the same json object for data and share an input range and the radio button, however, are in two different pages.
This is the code of the bar chart:
<html lang='en'>
<head>
<meta charset='utf-8'>
...
What do you think, what condition would be better to use in this context? What part of the code would you use?
Switch-condition:
switch (menu.prompt())
{
case 1:
system("title Test");
break;
case 2:
system("color f0");
break;
case 3:
menu.update("Change the console title;...
I have a function which returns an array of datasets for a chart written with vue-chartjs. The getter getChartData returns an array with three objects with nested objects. I see that my function has a so called 'callback hell' and I want to refactor this.
getDatasets() {
let datasetLabels = [...
Sheets("sht1").range("$B$"&Last_Used_Row&":$B$1047658").ClearContents
Kept getting "expect list seperator" error. Anyone know whats wrong? Been at it for hours
I made this code which create 2 masks. When applied, the result is this:
Original image
Output
import cv2
import numpy as np
frame = cv2.imread('image.jpg')
h, w = frame.shape[:2]
upper_value = int(h / 10) * 5
lower_value = -(int(h / 10) * 3)
upper_mask = cv2.rectangle(frame, (0, 0), (w,...
I wrote my Split() extension, it's main goal is to save delimiters and add them to splitted strings.
For example:
I have a string "-1-2+3+4-5-6", and separators '+', '-'
And I want to have following: "","-1","-2","+3","+4","-5","-6" or "-","1-","2+","3+","4-","5-","6" depends on input separator...
I am solving interview question from here.
Problem : Given a set of digits (A) in sorted order, find how many numbers of length B are possible whose value is less than number C.
Constraints: 1 <= B <= 9, 0 <= C <= 1e9 & 0 <= A[i] <= 9
Input: A = [ 0 1 5], B= 1 , C = 2 ; Output: 2 (0...
I have two lists:
actual_result :
[
{
'SubscriptionArn': 'subscriptionarn1',
'Endpoint': 'mail@example.com',
'Owner': 'ownerid',
'TopicArn': 'arn',
'Protocol': 'email'
}
,
{
'SubscriptionArn': 'subscriptionarn2',
'Endpoint': 'queue',
'Owner': 'ownerId',
'TopicArn': 'topicarn',
'Prot...
I am writing a simple social media application in Django. I would like to know whether the following model structure is correct, or how can I improve the schema to get better performance. Do I need to split the following relation into a separate model? Like in this question
Models.py
class User...
public partial class Form1 : Form
{enter code here
SpeechRecognitionEngine speechRecognitionEngine = null;
SpeechSynthesizer jarvis = new SpeechSynthesizer();
String[] Arraysocialcommands;
String[] Arraysocialresponse;
public Form1()
{
...
Following the patterns from the book Domain Modeling Made Functional, I am implementing a single-case union for the simple values in my domain model instead of using primitives. The union cases have private constructors, and each union type has a module with a create function that validates the ...
I'm using Laravel 5.6 and wrote this code. According that all models are one-to-one relationship.
This allow me to store strings in database like this
`The article for M. {{user.lastname}} is {{user.article.title}}`.
And output them on specific blade template like this MyClass::preview( Use...
I have implemented a genetic algorithm in python 3 for a programming assignment, and I think all the logic is correct. A friend of mine has also implemented one which carries out similar logic, however his was done in Java. It took his around 5 seconds to complete 5000 iterations, whereas mine is...
Any efficient way to solve the following problem assuming data is large. I solved the problem but how can I improve the code, which will make it efficient. any suggestions?
Data:
movie_sub_themes = {
'Epic': ['Ben Hur', 'Gone With the Wind', 'Lawrence of Arabia'],
'Spy': ['James Bond', 'Salt', ...
I came across this code in a project I inherited. I am curious if all the nested using statements make sense to anyone else. Also, wondering if this code could not be written in a better/leaner way?
private static Dictionary<string, List<string>> GetSubscriptionKeyList(string proc)
{
...
As developers we know that it's not always easy to get people to play the games that we make.
We also know that it's not always easy to find motivation to work on the games you want to make.
This is why, once every other Saturday at 15:00 UTC, we will hold an event for playing home-made games.
...
screenshot of players selection.I'm automating baseball sports reporter application. My application is a desktop application. I'm using winium tool with java language.
These are the players that i need to select::
#players names :: positions
Happ = CF
Bryant = 3B
Ri...
I want to create mongodb $project object to filter in mongodb aggregation
const lodash = require('lodash');
const select = ['_id','username','email','sex'];
const selectQur = lodash.reduce(select, function (result, value, key) {
result[value] = 1;
return result;
},{});
My expected resu...
After posting here before, reading that advice, and doing some research, I re-planned and started over.
The first thing I did was to create a map so I could see what I had to code for.
https://sta.sh/01tlcemlvumr
I then finished the code for the first room in the game to see how my new code st...
I am using Python 3.6.5 and I made a loading bar for a text game I am writing. I did a lot of trial and error to get the outcome how I wanted, however it seems like I went about it an overly-complicated way. I was wondering if there is a more efficient way to write this?
import os
import time
...
I've written a script in python using rotation of proxies which is able to fetch different titles from a website traversing different pages. I've tried to write this scraper in such a way so that it will try using proxies randomly until it can get the titles from that webpage, meaning it will use...
Problem statement
The problem is defined in the book as following:
8.2 Robot in a Grid Imagine a robot sitting on the upper left corner of grid with r rows and c columns. The robot can only move in two directions, right and down, but certain cells are "off limits" such that the robot cannot ...
