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python basics: can someone help me understand processing one file vs processing all files at a time?

This will output all csv files from the directory, but only show one of the csv dataframes. OUTPUT_PATH = "./static/output/" FILE_LIST = glob.glob("./static/*.json") def all_data():...
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Focus traversal on TextField not working as expected in Flutter

Below code generates UI as follows, here which ever container is selected it gets highlighted with border and its descendants are traversable on tapping tab, other container's children does not get ...
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Iterative graph traversal: non-BFS and non-DFS ordering

Consider this traversal algorithm in pseudocode: Traverse(G, v): S is stack stack.push(v) label v as visited while S is not empty: v = S.pop() for all w in G....
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flutter webOS navigate with arrow key between widgets

I want to make webOS app with Flutter and use this app in TV, I have a List of items, consider 3 rows which are having 10 items each, and all scrollable, I want to move between them by keyboard and ...
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TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'traverse') in VTK.js when trying to render an image in React

I'm working on a project using React and VTK.js, and I'm encountering an error when trying to render a medical image using vtkRenderWindow and vtkRenderer. The error I am getting is: TypeError: Cannot ...
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Select elements between two elements in HTML, at different levels

Alternative headline: traverse all nodes in a tree between two nodes. I have a DOM tree (an ordered tree, where child elements at each level have a specific order). I am given start and stop nodes in ...
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Why are back edges and forward edges said to be impossible in BFS for an undirected graph?

Is it true that there are no back edges and no forward edges in a BFS of an undirected graph? I feel this is incorrect. Here is my counterexample (graph is represent using adjacency list): 0 : 1 ...
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How to create selectedKeys structure for Tree component of Primevue v3

I have an layersTree object that contains data for items' rendering and selectedKeys for setting the checked state of a tree's checkboxes. By deafult selectedKeys is empty object. const layersTree = { ...
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Can't figure out a water-flowing algorithm

Context: I have a matrix of x and y dimensions. The left-most column and the top-most row are considered the edges of the North-West ocean. The right-most column and the bottom-most row are ...
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How can I do a post-order traversal of a tree, when the only function I have is getChildren()?

I'm trying to collect all nodes in specific post-order traversal order. However, I'm not quite sure how to do this when my only function is getChildren(), rather than a left or right child. Here is ...
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Why am I getting "time limit exceeded" error in binary tree level order traversal problem in leetcode?

I'm trying to solve the problem: Binary tree level order traversal problem on LeetCode and I've also tried looking for the answers, but I'm still getting a time limit exceeded (TLE) error. Please help ...
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Graph traversal algorithm: when it is possible to move to the next node only after having visited it earlier with all incoming edges of the graph

There is a graph that consists of vertices (industrial installations) and edges flows of raw materials, intermediates and products between this nodes. I need some kind of algorithm for "...
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How can I efficiently find the k-th node from the end and m-th node from the beginning of a singly linked list in one pass?

I'm working with a singly linked list in Java and need to implement a method that can simultaneously find the k-th node from the end and m-th node from the beginning of the list in a single traversal. ...
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Traverse elements of nested sections list python

I have a list of dictionarys named "sections" in this format: [{ "elements": [ "/sections/1", "/sections/5", "/sections/6&...
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BigQuery SQL query for traversing an undirected cyclic graph and returning all vertices found

I have an edges table in my Bigquery database that represents the edges of a directed cyclic graph, with two columns: (node_from, node_to). Given a set of initial nodes (initial_node), I'd like to be ...
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