Those of you that weren't following what's going on in the chat room might have been taken by surprise by a recent avalanche of Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock posts.
This is how it started:
OK, weekend challenge.... we all solve the Rock Paper Scissors Lizzard Spock problem with our 'favou...
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# printstring.py
# 7/8/2016
import sys
# ask for user input
s_string = input('Enter a string: ')
# if no string, then exit()
if s_string == '':
sys.exit()
# display the output
print(s_string)
Also wondering how to get "raw" input and output the text properly formatted with line breaks, ...
As the result of some expert procrastination I have over 4000 unread mail in my gmail box. While that does not hold a candle to what some people likely have I wanted to try and do something about it. Namely unsubscribe where I can, create filters and labels or delete.
I wanted to gather data on...
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I am relatively new to extending regular JSON to JSON-LD. I am currently working on a project where our Mongo Collections will be available as open data and at the same time want to add semantic notation to those collections (sensor networks and datasets). Here is a sample of a device document th...
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I have a MongoDB collection. Here's a grid (excel) view of the source data.
I only want to return a list if the values from "fstick" column matches the values from "sedol" column in the same collection. In the end, I want this:
Here's what I've tried so far:
var list1 = collection.AsQuerya...0
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