List of string figures Puns

Most of these are generic/test objects and could be used for anything or not used at all (though that goes for all of them.) Credit goes to Hydra in the MKT Discord server for this list.

ArrowMetalNight

ArrowUTBoardWoodTest

Boots

CarBomb

CarHanachan

CarMushroom

CarWiicm

ColOutF

DoorKanaamiLTest

DoorKanaamiRTest

HatchGcdc

KuriboBoots

LandingPointIceTest

LandingPointTest

MarkPoint

Moray

PillarAgbyd

PillarAgbydBase

PillarATest

PillarBTest

PillarCTest

PillarDTest

PillarETest

PillarStoneBase

PillarWallLongTest

PillarWallMiddleTest

PillarWallShortTest

PillarWiiddr

PillarWiiddrBase

PotalPropellerAgbbc

RoadMappartsTest16

RoadWoodNarrow

RoadWoodNarrowNB

Sanbo

SandHillWiiddr

SoccerBall

TableGcdc

TentMobmdA

TentMobmdB

TestAirCurrent

TestNgtBN

TestNgtRKC45

TestNgtRKC90

TestNgtRKTL02

TestNgtRKTL05

TestNgtRKTL10

TestNgtRKTR02

TestNgtRKTR05

TestNgtRKTR10

TestSgAttacher

TestSgPopCapsule

Notable entries here:

Carwiicm - Wii Coconut Mall

Tablegcdc, Hatchgcdc, Moray - GCN Daisy Cruiser (Moray could also be used for Wii Koopa Cape)

Pillaragbyd, PillarAgbydBase - GBA Yoshi Desert

Pillarwiiddr, PillarWiiddrBase, Sanbo, SandHillWiiddr - Wii Dry Dry Ruins

Carbomb - Wii Moonview Highway, GCN Mushroom Bridge, GCN Mushroom City

Carhanachan, Carmushroom - GCN Mushroom Bridge / GCN Mushroom City

PotalPropellerAgbbc - GBA Bowser Castle 3 or 4 I guess? Since apparently it's new and not used on 1 or 2

TentmobmdA, TentmobmdB - Upcoming original track

Keep in mind that all of this is speculative and unused MapObjs are added and removed all the time. If any of these appear it may be next tour, 6 months from now or they'll go unused forever.

If you want a list of string like this:

["fire","water","air"]

writing it like this takes a lot of time, therefore you should use split method like this:

"fire.water.air".split(".")

where . can be replaced with anything

edited

This is My list for some of the greatest Sagittarius historical figures of all time, what's your?

Ludvig van beethoven - Composer Joseph Stalin - Politics Winston churchill - Politics Werner heisenberg - Science Robert Koch - Science Fritz haber - Science Jane austen - Writer Mark Twain - Writer Francisco Franco - Politics J.j Thompson - Science Bruce Lee - Actor Georgy zhukov - Military Baruch Spinoza - Philosopher Pablo Escobar - Criminal Jagdish Chandra bose - Science Simo hayha - Military Humphry Davy - Science Charles de Gaulle - Politics Jimi Hendrix - Music Steven Spielberg - Filmmaker Theodor Schwann - Science Frank Sinatra - Music Max born - Science Edward munch - Art Joseph conrad - Writer Walt Disney - Entrepreneur Tycho brahe - Science Ridley scott - Filmmaker Karl benz - Science Fedor von bock - Military Henri becquerel - Science Johann palisa - Science Charles M schulz - Entrepreneur Josef pilsudski - Military Noam chomsky - Writer Chris evert - Sports Eli Whitney - Science Gary Lineker - Sports Arthur C clarke - Writer Johannes van der waals - Science Georges seurat - Art Ernst chladni - Science Gerard kuiper - Science Larry Bird - Sports Tipu sultan - Military Henry moseley - Science Wassily kandinsky - Art Ada lovelace - Science Luke Howard - Science Tina Turner - Music Diego rivera - Art Ty cobb - Sports Joseph Louis lussac - Science Thomas cochrane - Military Erich von manstein - Military Jean sibelius - Composer Paul klee - Art David bohm - Science Anders celsius - Science Camille claudel - Sculptor Takeda shingen - Mikitary Aarchie Moore - Sports Alexander suvorov - Military David brewster - Science Lee trevino - Sports Johann winckelmann - Art Little Richard - Music Willy brandt - Politics George Santayana - Philosopher John milton - Writer William Blake - Writer Carl wilhelm scheele - Science Monica seles - Sports Lucian freud - Art Nicolas claude fabri de peiresc - Science Konstantin rokossovsky - Military Gustave flaubert - Writer Friedrich engels - Philosopher Martin heinrich klaproth - Science Pieter de hooch - Art Joseph Louis lussac - Science Karl ziegler - Science Theodor mommsen - Historian John wallis - Science Gian lorenzo bernini - Sculptor Jan ingenhousz - Science Harold alexander - Military Maurice wilkins - Science Augusto pinochet - Politics Walter hagen - Sports August von mackensen - Military Ernest king - Military Maurice Smith - Music C.s lewis - Writer Jonathan Swift - Writer Emily Dickinson - Writer Robert menz

I'm building a syslog catcher and I'm trying to build some intelligence into it. One of the things I'd like to do is flag messages indicating that there's an issue that needs attention.

So far, I've come up with:

native vlan mismatch
duplex mismatch

Does anyone have a list of syslog strings that you use to flag a situation that needs to be corrected?

I have multiple csv files to import as dataframe, and they have different fields that could not be combined as one.

I would like to create all dataframes by the name of csv files, so that I could identify them and call it later.

I've searched online and find several functions to achieve this:

assign(filename, read.csv(filename)) in for loop, or

do.call('<-', list(filename, read.csv(filename))) with lapply() function

However, both methods met some problem: For first method, I sometimes cannot get the dataframe assigned when print() the dataframe, but sometimes successed--I still couldn't figure out why.

For the second, method, first of all it runs really slow--almoat 20 minutes to read 18 csv files, and I could see the dataframe by get() from ls() method, but the same problem: I cannot get the datafraem with print() method.

I'm new to R, and I've found others suggest not use assign(), but I couldn't find much suggestions about my case. I wonder how does others do when they have multiple csv files and cannot combine?

It's quite frustrating for dealing these problems, I almost wanted to turn back to python which I'm more familiar with and faster.

Than you for any response!

hi all, currently solving this leetcode question (https://leetcode.com/problems/sum-of-root-to-leaf-binary-numbers/)

and this is my current solution (unfinished):

class Solution:
    def sumRootToLeaf(self, root: TreeNode) -> int:
        if not root:
            return []
        if not root.left and not root.right:
            return [str(root.val)]
        

        elements = []
        elements.extend(str(root.val) + i for i in self.sumRootToLeaf(root.left)) 
        elements.extend(str(root.val) + i for i in self.sumRootToLeaf(root.right)) 
        
        
        nums = [int(element) for element in elements]
        
        return nums

i have an issue returning the "nums" array

TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str

but have no such issue returning the "elements" array:

['100', '101', '110', '111']

• also, when i try to print (elements), it outputs the following: https://gyazo.com/9c6020db886e43fb0d36873216ea2340

• in addition, when i try to run this:

class Solution:
    def sumRootToLeaf(self, root: TreeNode) -> int:
        if not root:
            return []
        if not root.left and not root.right:
            return [str(root.val)]
        

        elements = []
        elements.extend(str(root.val) + i for i in self.sumRootToLeaf(root.left)) 
        elements.extend(str(root.val) + i for i in self.sumRootToLeaf(root.right)) 
        
        
        for element in elements:
            return element

it outputs 10 instead of the expected 100

I also tried

class Solution:
    def sumRootToLeaf(self, root: TreeNode) -> int:
        if not root:
            return []
        if not root.left and not root.right:
            return [str(root.val)]
        

        elements = []
        elements.extend(str(root.val) + str(i) for i in self.sumRootToLeaf(root.left)) 
        elements.extend(str(root.val) + str(i) for i in self.sumRootToLeaf(root.right)) 
        
        
        nums = [int(element) for element in elements]
        
        return nums

and i could output the “nums” array, but it was not correct:

it output this [10, 11, 110, 111]

what is the cause of this?

I'm using Python 3.6 and I have

def foo(list):
     print "Hello, " + list[0])
      print "Hello, " + list[1])
       print "Hello, " + list[2])

Can anyone help me understand what this is supposed to mean?

This is another embarrassingly basic question. I've been fiddling with writing transcoders for org publish and I'm confused about what is probably a simple data type. I'd google it if I knew what to type.. I'm exporting a table with a caption, so I add the property: #+CAPTION: This is Caption. Ok, so I can pull the :caption property from the table's plist, but the value is wrapped in triple parentheses when I format it to a string: (((This is Caption))) When I try to do things like mapconcat it, the type object is displayed a bit differently: (#("This is Caption" 0 15 (:parent #0)))

So now I'm closer, I know this is a list of text properties, right? So I can use car to get the string, but only if I nest it three times over the list: (car (car (car caption))) but there has to be a better way, right?

1. Straighten your bow - Makes the sound cleaner
2. Decrease the pressure in your left hand and its fingers - Makes you more agile
3. Use the weight of your own bow arm to get weight into the bow rather than using force from your muscles - Saves you from exerting unnecessary energy and makes your playing smoother
4. Make sure your fingering hand's thumb isn't collapsing/too stiff - Gives the rest of your fingers more flexibility
5. (For the cellists) Make it so you can draw a perfectly straight line up your left forearm and along your wrist AKA: Don't bend your wrist (You'll need to raise your elbow to meet this requirement). - Lets your tendons move easier, reduces strain-related injury, gives allows for better finger agility, and helps your vibrato big time.

Hello all!

I've been learning C++ for a Programming Languages course all semester, but now, at the end, they want us to utilize Python on the final project.

The idea is that we are given a text file of strings, each on its own line, and we have to output a list of every string and the number of times it occurs. For example, if the file contained the following:

"Cat

Dog

Bird

Cat"

...we would output something like:

"Cat 2

Dog 1

Bird 1"

Of course, the sample file contains far more strings than that.

I originally thought to try the count() function, but I have no idea how that would help unless I know exactly which string I'm looking for at a time.

Is there a way to use the readlines() function on the file and only store the first occurrence of a string in a list? If so, how would I go about counting the occurrences of each string?

I've spent most of my time outside of work this week trying to figure this program out, but I'm completely lost. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

So I wanted to make some code I have smaller, and decided to use lambda. Since I think it's better to show the code then trying to explain it, here is what I tried.

new string[] {
    @"C:\Windows\Fonts\Arial.ttf",
    @"/usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu/DejaVuSans.ttf"
}.Where(f => File.Exists(f)).Select(f => DefaultFont = new Font(f));

While the code doesn't thrown any kind of exception, DefaultFont is never set.

Hi Everyone,

I have a dataframe with the Top 1000 movies on IMDB, and I'm trying to find the actor and actress with the highest total revenue, and then plot the history of the revenues for that specific actor and actress.

I had to do the same for the Directors, but I was able to do that because the Directors are in a column by themselves, and there's only one director listed for each movie/row.

The issue is that there are multiple actors listed for each movie/row, and they are formatted like this: [Actor 1, Actor 2, Actor 3, Actor 4] in each row of the actors column.

I'm not sure how to find that specific actor and actress that has the highest total revenue (there's a separate revenue column for each movie), and then plot the history of their revenues.

Any help, or a link to a similar problem would be great.

Unnamed: 0	movie	imdb	us_grossMillions	timeMin	directors	actors	CPI	real_us_grossMillions_(Index 1982-1984=100)
year									
1994-01-01	6	The Shawshank Redemption	9.3	28.34	142	Frank Darabont	[Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton, Will...	154.500	18.343042
1972-01-01	8	The Godfather	9.2	134.97	175	Francis Ford Coppola	[Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Diane K...	43.500	310.275862
2008-01-01	5	The Dark Knight	9.0	534.86	152	Christopher Nolan	[Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Aaron Eckhart, ...	213.771	250.202319
1957-01-01	108	12 Angry Men	9.0	4.36	96	Sidney Lumet	[Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Martin Balsam, John...	28.500	15.298246
1974-01-01	125	The Godfather: Part II	9.0	57.30	202	Francis Ford Coppola	[Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Robert Duvall, Dia...	46.900	122.174840