POC Sports/eyefitu-sizing.liquid



This code sets the flow and default gender of the eyefitu shopify options to "poc" and "male", respectively.

POC Sports/eyefitu-custom.liquid



var Header = require('./components/Header');
Header.init = function() { this.

class Header

GAECO-7378

Scientific Plots

matplotlib

config mpl default settings

react


The code exports a friendbookApi object that you can use to create an Api object. The friendbookApi object has the following properties:

 reducerPath: This is the path to the reducer that you want to use.

baseQuery: This is the query that you want to use to find all the pages in your friendbook.

friendbookApi.js


This code will export a new store with the configured reducer and middleware. It will also add a getDefaultMiddleware function to the store. This function will concatenate all the middleware specified in the friendbookApi.middleware property.

store.js



The code uses the & operator to specify that the condition is logical AND. df2 is a dataframe that contains only columns that have both the conditions met.

Filter Pandas Dataframe by multiple conditions



This line fills in missing values in Column with the value of replace.

Replace NA values in a Pandas column

Pandas

Imputation using central tendency



The splitfolders.ratio function takes two arguments: input_directory, the location of the dataset, and output_directory, the output location. The first argument is the location of the dataset, and the second argument is the location of the output. The splitfolders.ratio function calculates the ratio of the number of files in the input_directory to the number of files in the output_directory. The function then sets the ratio to the first argument (in this case, .7) plus the second argument (.2), and sets the group_prefix to None. If the input_directory does not exist, the splitfolders.ratio function creates it. If the output_directory does not exist, the splitfolders.ratio function creates it and sets the move parameter to True.

Split folders



The code arr = np.loadtxt("sample_data.csv", delimiter=",", dtype=str) creates an array of objects which have the following attributes: 

- name: array containing the column names in the file sample_data.

Loading data Numpy


This function takes a spellbook as input and returns an array of strings. Each string in the array is a result of applying the spell to itself. If a spell is deemed to be awesome, then it will be added to the result array and returned.

Test1



Dashboard is a React component.

The code starts by getting the user's authentication state. It uses useAuthState to get the user and loading and error . Next, it uses useState to set the name and setName to an empty string.

Next, it uses useNavigate to set up a fetchUserName function. This function will query the users collection and return the user's data. If there is an error, the error will be logged and the button will be disabled.

The last part of the code is the useEffect . This function will execute if the loading variable is true . If the user is not logged in, it will navigate to the / page. Finally, the fetchUserName function will be executed.

firebaseDashboard.js



This code creates a reset button and a div that holds a text box and a button. When the user clicks the button, the code calls the sendPasswordResetEmail function with the user's email address as the argument. The sendPasswordResetEmail function sends a password reset email to the user.

firebaseResetPassword.js



The code registers a new user with their name, email address, and password. It also uses the useState() and useAuthState() functions to set the user's name, email address, and authentication state, respectively. Finally, the useEffect() function is used to trigger a response based on the user's authentication state.

If the user is not registered, an alert box is displayed with a link to sign in. If the user is already registered, the code displays a message confirming the login.

firebaseRegister.js




The useEffect function will be called when the DOM is ready. The function first checks to see if loading is true. Loading will be false if the user has logged in.

Next, the useAuthState function is called to get the current user state. The user state is used to construct the HTML for the login form.

The useNavigate function will be called when the user clicks on either of the login buttons. The function first sets the state of the buttons to login and google, respectively. Then, the function calls signInWithEmailAndPassword with the user's email address and password.

firebaseLogin.js

firebase.js



The code will create a split folder for every N files in the dataset given as input. The output folder will be named "mydrive" and the ratio of the size of the splitted folder will be (.7, .2, .1).

Loading data pandas



The code above defines a function called findTheDifference which takes two strings as input and performs a simple comparison between the values in the two input arrays. If the strings don't match, the function returns the characters in the tSplit array that aren't matched by the sSplit array.

findTheDifference.js



The code creates a drop-down menu using the WordPress nav_menu() function. The first parameter is the container in which the menu will be displayed, in this case a div. The second parameter is the container_class, which is set to tt-collapse-content. This class will make the menu dropdown appear as a collapsed toolbar at the bottom of the page. The third parameter is the menu_class, which is set to tt-list. This class will make the menu act like a list of posts. The final parameter is the theme_location, which is set to footer_menu_categories. This will ensure that the menu is displayed in the footer of the site.

wp_nav_menu



<label for="textInput">Text input:</label>

<input type="text" id="textInput">

</div>



This code will create a label for the text input and an input to capture the user's input.

Snippet1

Fetch Get with cookies


The code above defines an entity adapter that will allow us to retrieve users by their id, name, or username. The adapter also has a selector to filter by the user's id. The adapter also exports selectors to get all users, select a specific user by id, select id's, select entities, and select the total number of users.

usersNewSlice




Component.prototype.setState = function(update, callback) {
  // only clone state when copying to nextState the first time.
  let s;
  if (this._nextState != null && this._nextState !== this.state) {
  s = this._nextState;
  } else {
  s = this._nextState = assign({}, this.state);
  }

  // Skip update if updater function returned null
  if (update == null) return;

  if (this._vnode) {
  if (callback) {
    this._stateCallbacks.push(callback);
  }
  enqueueRender(this);
  }
};


Component.prototype.setState = function(update, callback) {
  // only clone state when copying to nextState the first time.
  let s;
  if (this._nextState != null && this._nextState !== this.state) {
  s = this._nextState;
  } else {
  s = this._nextState = assign({}, this.state);
  }

  // Skip update if

setState function



This code opens the file "filename" in read mode and sets the encoding to "utf-8". It then reads lines from the file and prints each one to the console.

mingmu's template

python test



The code selects an option from a drop-down list by using a query string. The value attribute sets the option’s value. The required attribute tells the browser that this select box is required, and the option attribute sets the option’s text.

HTML dropdown element


#include <ext/pb_ds/elem_attribute.hpp>
#include <ext/pb_ds/lob_container.hpp>

#define DISTINCT_KEY false

using namespace std;

int main()

{

Set<int> set = {1, 2, 3};

cout << "Set contains: " << set.size() << endl;

if (!DISTINCT_KEY)

{

map<int, int>::iterator mi = set.begin();

while (mi != set.end())

{

cout << *mi << " ";

mi++;

}

}

else

{

map<int, int>::iterator mi = set.find(DISTINCT_KEY);

if (mi != set.

library_input


You are executing the following code in a text editor to view the file "info.html" in the "base" theme:

cd /opt/jboss/themes/base/login nano info.

Keycloak add redirect after change password



In this code, "microdnf install nano" installs the nano text editor.

Install nano in docker redhat container

jun88



This code replaces all occurrences of the character 'char' with the replacement 'replace'.

Replace values in Pandas column

java inchan



The following code is a regular expression which matches any URL that resolves to a domain that begins with "https" and has either a 6 character domain name or a 2 letter alphanumeric area code followed by 6 digits. In this case, it would match URLs that look like "https://www.google.com", "https://www.yahoo.com", or "https://www.msn.com".

Regex para Full URL


In this code, the div has an animation-name and animation-duration set. The animation-name is "example" and the animation-duration is four seconds.

Animation



The code above specifies that all HTML tags must have a width and a height of 1 pixel, as well as a border-box style.

border-box everything



The following code prints "Hello world".

test

Drupal



This code displays a menu item at the main level with 1 level of depth.

Twig: embed menu



The isPalindrome function takes a string as an input and checks if the string is a palindrome. It splits the string into an array of characters and checks to see if the last character in the array is equal to the first character in the array. If the strings are not equal, the function returns false.

Palindrome number




var a = [1, 2, 'foo', notEqual(a)];

console.

String to Integer Atoi



The replace_zero() function replaces any zero value in the given dataframe column with the median value of the dataframe.

Replace zero in DataFrame

Plots the normal distribution before and after a certain transformation (sqrt, log, etc.)

Before and after transformation


The useMouseDelta() function is used to animate the width of an element based on mouse movements. The function first initializes state variables to false values to indicate that no dragging is going on. Then, it uses useState() to store the current width of the element and the initial width. Using useRef(), the function stores the origin of the element as the currentWidth. The function then creates two callbacks, handleMouseDown and handleMouseUp. When a mouse event is received, the function sets the dragging state to true and calls the corresponding callback. The function then sets the result state to the currentWidth plus the mouse clientX position. Finally, the function returns the result state.

useMouseDeltaHooks


// Fetch all TRANSACTIONS of user

const purchase = async () => {
    const web3 = window.web3;
    const contract = new web3.eth.Contract(ABI, CONTRACT_ADDRESS);
    const allTransactions = await contract.methods.transactionsOfWalletOwner().call();

    console.

Basic Web3 Smart Contract Interaction



The df[df['column'].str.contains('filter')] function will return a boolean indicating whether the string 'filter' is found anywhere in the column value.

Filter a Pandas Dataframe column by string



The code reads a SQL statement from the file input. It uses the string concatenation operator (+) to define a list of column identifiers. It then passes that list to the read_sql() function, which will select all the columns from the table named table where the column identifier in the list matches the given identifier.

Read a sql table 'where in' as a Dataframe



The df.loc[df["column"].isin(list)] function searches the location of the given column in the dataset and returns a list of the rows that contain that column. This function is equivalent to:

df.

Filter Pandas Dataframe column by values in list



The code reads a table from the file "table_name" and sets the "column" attribute to the first column of that table. The condition is a string that specifies the condition on which the table should be read.

Read a sql table as a Pandas Dataframe



This code returns a list of columns in the dataframe that do not have a numeric index.

Name	Language	Author	Uses
POC Sports/eyefitu-sizing.liquid	JavaScript	DG Dmitry Gurendo	0
POC Sports/eyefitu-custom.liquid	JavaScript	DG Dmitry Gurendo	0
class Header	JavaScript	AB Al Bor	5
GAECO-7378	SQL	OC Otávio Coelho	0
config mpl default settings	Python	A AdamZh0u	6
friendbookApi.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
store.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
Filter Pandas Dataframe by multiple conditions	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	0
Replace NA values in a Pandas column	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	0
Imputation using central tendency	Python	WS Wyx Smrf	0
Split folders	Python	kn kamoni njoki	0
Loading data Numpy	Python	kn kamoni njoki	0
Test1	Python	JW Jiang Wei	0
firebaseDashboard.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
firebaseResetPassword.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
firebaseRegister.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
firebaseLogin.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
firebase.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
Loading data pandas	Python	kn kamoni njoki	0
findTheDifference.js	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
wp_nav_menu	PHP	AB Al Bor	4
Snippet1	HTML	P Prosenjit Gain	0
Fetch Get with cookies	JavaScript	RF RF Fahad Islam	0
usersNewSlice	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
setState function	JavaScript	m maidangzhu	0
mingmu's template	Python	TL Tree Lemmon	0
python test	Python	DD Denys Duvinskyi	0
HTML dropdown element	HTML	b benjaminbilgehan	0
library_input	C++	NG Nikita Grivin	1
Keycloak add redirect after change password	Python	N Neuron123	0
Install nano in docker redhat container	Shell	N Neuron123	0
jun88	TypeScript	TK TRAN KIM HOA	0
Replace values in Pandas column	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	0
java inchan	Java	ic inchan cho	0
Regex para Full URL	Python	DL Dan Lourenco	2
Animation	Python	DL Dan Lourenco	0
border-box everything	CSS	KM Ken Malley	0
test	Python	w weichengcai	0
Twig: embed menu	Twig	AP Andrea Pistarini	0
Palindrome number	JavaScript	pk pavan koka	0
String to Integer Atoi	JavaScript	pk pavan koka	0
Replace zero in DataFrame	Python	WS Wyx Smrf	0
Before and after transformation	Python	WS Wyx Smrf	0
useMouseDeltaHooks	JavaScript	RN Rahman Niftaliyev	0
Basic Web3 Smart Contract Interaction	JavaScript	GR Gabriel Ralusi	0
Filter a Pandas Dataframe column by string	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	0
Read a sql table 'where in' as a Dataframe	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	0
Filter Pandas Dataframe column by values in list	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	0
Read a sql table as a Pandas Dataframe	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	2
Get na values from a Pandas Dataframe column	Python	JP Javier Pacheco	0

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