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Suppose I have the following: df1 <- data.frame(id=c(1,2,3)) df2 <- data.frame(id=c(2,3,4)) I want to print: (1) The number of IDs in df1 but not in df2, (2) the number of IDs in df2 but not in ...
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I have a workflow where I download a file, do some stuff to it, upload it, and then download it again to verify that the changes took place. I want my download logic to be in a reusable YAML file that ...
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Here is the prompt for my class assignment: Create an interactive program for ice cream sales you must sell at least four flavors of ice cream and you must us an evaluate statement. The ice cream ...
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Problem i am facing is to install the corresponding dependencies for spark in ubuntu. For example apache spark 3.3.x needs other version of python,older version of java etc same for graphframes so i ...
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I was playing around in assembly and noticed that it's possible to overwrite a string in a variable as long as the new string does not exceed the size of the original string: MESSAGE DB 'Hello World', ...
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I'm confused about the behavior of the post-decrement (i--) and pre-decrement (--i) operators in C, especially when used in the context of array indexing and assignment. I'm trying to understand the ...
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My colleague Zag found that warning C4706: assignment used as a condition is detected by MSVC with /Wall switch only for some expressions and not for others. In the following example: #include <...
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I'm new to C# and working an assignment for school where we build a console program that is essentially a container that the user can opt to put items into, see what items they have put in and then ...
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When looking up something in the Yocto project reference manual, I sometimes encounter ??= or ?= operators. Normally, a simple = is used in recipes instead. What's the difference between ??= and a ...
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When I do something like ARGS="$@", the shell just concatenates the arguments stored in "$@". Is there a way to store "$@" into a variable in pure POSIX shell to be able ...
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For example, there is a code: #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int n = 54; int index = 2 * n; printf("%d\n",index); n++; printf("%d\n",index); ...
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I have a query that joins multiple tables. The result of the query is something similar to this two samples of temptables: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #table1 CREATE TABLE #table1 ( [aRowNum] bigint, ...
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I need to read a three-line text like: 4 10 foo into three variables: num1, num2, name. I tried IFS=$'\n' read num1 num2 name <<< $data, but that only initializes the num1, leaving the rest ...
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I have a text file, and I want to read in the entire file to a variable and then execute it. I then want to clear the variable contents and the file contents. for /f "delims=" %%A in ('type ...
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I'm having this error but I don't understand why. I'm creating a structure of size 3x4x4 with 6 fields within loops. Then, I would like to create two more fields for the whole structure. How can I do ...
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