I want to add a char(newline) to a String by specifiying the location with a Substring. Is that possible in Python or Java? Here’s how I imagine it, Newline is added to the String at the position between two arrays ‘],’: str = [[a,b,c], [d,e,f]] result = addString(str, ‘],’, ‘\n’) print(result) Output: [[a,b,c], [d,e,f]] >Solution… Read More Adding a Substring to a String without knowing the position

I have a JSON response in the following format: { "coordinates": [ "-0.88676", "51.47533" ], [ "-0.88646", "51.47549" ] } I am struggling to parse this data and append each coordinates value into an array. I can see that this is a dictionary array but if I try to parse as a dictionary I get… Read More Parse Simple Dictionary Array from HTTP Request

What I am trying to do is parse a lot of csv files using a for loop and append it into a single sheet. But the error related to pandas package keeps coming up after it parses a few files. for file in files: data = pd.read_csv(file,encoding=’iso-8859-1′) print(data) … CSV File Filesystem Size Used Avail… Read More Unable to parse CSV files using pandas

I’m trying to use array.find() to get the first JSON string that contains amogus. I’ve tried to read the JSON file using fs then using JSON.parse() to make it readable. However, I can’t seem to get it to do what I want it to do. JSON file: {stuff: ["hosds29083", "amogus1208", "amogus1213"] desired output: amogus1208 Thanks.… Read More Use .find() on a JSON file to get a a string with a specific keyterm

(A7) value = JohnWinstonLennon These Excel worksheet equations work just fine on the base Excel Worksheet. Both equations give the location for the 2nd and 3rd Capital Letters in a run-on String, such as the one above. I am trying to write them into a function with VBA, but I cannot figure out how to… Read More How do I use the Indirect Function in Excel VBA to incorporate the equations in a VBA Macro Function

I am parsing an XML file and trying to delete a empty node but I am receiving the following error: ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in lis The XML file is as follows: <toc> <topic filename="GUID-5B8DE7B7-879F-45A4-88E0-732155904029.xml" docid="GUID-5B8DE7B7-879F-45A4-88E0-732155904029" TopicTitle="Notes, cautions, and warnings" /> <topic filename="GUID-89943A8D-00D3-4263-9306-CDC944609F2B.xml" docid="GUID-89943A8D-00D3-4263-9306-CDC944609F2B" TopicTitle="HCI Deployment with Windows Server"> <childTopics> <topic filename="GUID-A3E5EA96-2110-46FF-9251-2291DF755F50.xml" docid="GUID-A3E5EA96-2110-46FF-9251-2291DF755F50" TopicTitle="Installing the… Read More Facing an error while modifying XML file with python

Considering the following cdecl examples: cdecl> explain void(*signal(int, void (*)(int)))(int) declare signal as function (int, pointer to function (int) returning void) returning pointer to function (int) returning void cdecl> explain void (*)(int) syntax error I’m aware of the ‘human’ way to interpret void (*)(int) by trying to add imaginary identifier to the proper location, but… Read More How does c compiler parse composite type without identifier?

If i have a string like b*&^6bolyb{[–9_(marker1JN9&[7&9bkey=-+)*.,mljmarker2,pi*[80[)(Mmp0oiymarker1ojm)*[marker2,;i0m980m.9u090marker1*(7hp0Key0()mu90marker2 how do i extract the part between marker1 and marker2 if it contains key (or ‘Key’ or any other variation in case) ? So i’d like to have the code return: [‘JN9&[7&9bkey=-+)*.,mlj’, ‘*(7hp0Key0()mu90′] >Solution : We can use re.findall here: inp = "b*&^6bolyb{[–9_(marker1JN9&[7&9bkey=-+)*.,mljmarker2,pi*[80[)(Mmp0oiymarker1ojm)*[marker2,;i0m980m.9u090marker1*(7hp0key0()mu90marker2" matches = re.search(r’marker1(?:(?!marker[12]).)*key(?:(?!marker[12]).)*marker2’, inp) print(matches)… Read More Get all substrings between two markers containing a keyword

Here is code const dateStr = ‘1989-11-11T03:34′; let date = new Date(dateStr); console.log(date.toUTCString()); console.log(+date); And output: Fri, 10 Nov 1989 22:34:00 GMT 626740440000 <— far future Why unix time is in far future? Here is Playcode link >Solution : It’s not wrong. You seem to have two issues with what you’re getting: The time isn’t… Read More Wrong unix time from parsed DateTime

I have a list of group names that all either contain prod or nonprod inside of the name. I would like to extract out the prod or nonprod from the group name for each row. Is there a regex that could do this? Group name examples: eap-edp-refined-nonprod-adp eap-edp-reporting-prod-gcp eap-edp-ingestion-nonprod-lunar eap-edp-ingestion-prod-google I would just want to… Read More Regex to parse out substring, two options