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https://repl.it/@PhuPns/PerfumedBlindTraining#main.cpp
i want to use structure in this code to keep score and name player but i don't know how to use
Wumi4 What about store them temporarily in a array and create a function that prints that array when user done the quiz?2 years ago
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i write code
cout < | | | 'V' | \/ | v / || v | | | ' | \__ | |
|| \/ || ||||| !/ \!\_/||\|/ ||\|\_/ ||
) " << '\n';
but it error there ar
Coder100 that's strange. Did you maybe insert an extra ?
#include
int main()
{
std::cout < | | | 'V' | \/ | v / || v | | | ' | \__ | |
|| \/ || ||||| !/ \!\_/||\|/ ||\|\_/ ||
)" << std::endl;
}
`2 years ago
Bookie0 Hi,
you could do something like this:
#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
cout
using namespace std;
int main() {
cout < | | | V | \/ | v / || v | | | | \_ | | \n|| \/ || ||||| !/ \!\/||\|_/ ||\|\/ || " << endl;
}
We separate each line with \n.
However, you'll probably get warnings because there are a bunch of starting escape codes (\), so you might want to take them off, or replace them.
Good luck! ;)2 years ago
RYANTADIPARTHI it's because you have to use separate court << lines for it. Not just one. it has to be like cout <<
cout <<
cout << ... and so forth
2 years ago
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import pandas as pd
import requests
from lxml import etree as et
table_dfs= {}
hdr={'User-Agent':'Chrome/70.0.3538.110'}
for page_number in range(3):
MocaCDeveloper Here is some documentation over using panda to convert a dictionary to a dataframe.
I hope this helps. I don't know much about the library panda so..if you have anymore questions I will try my best to answer them!2 years ago
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i run code that i get on website have 3 columns
i put in dict and i want to get to 1 dataframe
import pandas as pd
import requests
table_dfs= {}
for
SixBeeps What are the contents of the dicts? DataTable takes in an ndarray, so you could combine them into a multidimensional array and make one out of that.2 years ago
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i want to change dict to dataframe
it have 3 columns i don't how to do it
(i make this code on googlecolb)
