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Visualizing and statistically describing effect of many variables that explain meta-analytic effect size
I am working on a meta-analysis of ~200 studies where I divided the dataset into 4 subgroups. I tested the effect of 10 variables (3 categorical and 7 continuous) that explain my meta-analytic effect ...
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Extracting File Name from Path in Batch File
I am trying to make a batch program that cycles through files in a directory. My code is nested in a loop like so:
for /r "path/to/dir" %%f in (*.json) do (...)
%%f is a full path, but I ...
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How do I Pass a Password Variable with NET USE Command in Powershell [duplicate]
I am unable to have a password variable in net use command to work however if I a use a plain text password it works.
What changes do I need to make. Any help would be much appreciated.
#Authenitcate ...
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Transaction/Order Placement GTM Variable
Can anyone help me create or point me in the right direction to set up a custom variable to help me track online orders and transaction on a restaurant website? Along with including the conversion on ...
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Selecting a single value from a datatable populated by SQL
I am new to Power Automate as of this week. My current attempt, is to have an automation that checks a SQL table on a scheduled basis. The results of the SQL query will include an email address, and a ...
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Unpacking In Python
I Consider Myself An Intermediate Programmer (casual programmer) But Never Unpacked An Iterable. Share Me Your Best Thought!
Why To Unpack An Iterable?
What Is The Usecase Of Unpacking?
When Shall I ...
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Bash function to output variable's name and value
Instead of writing:
echo "variable: $variable"
when debugging, I would like to do it all with a function, say:
print "$variable"
So far I have got this working:
t=https://www....
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Delete rows from a global array passed between several subs
I have a global variable FlowTable() as Variant. I delete rows in it within a loop. Each time it runs, it should update the Ubound(FlowTable) because one row will have been deleted.
I tried to enforce ...
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How to declare functions in PDO instead of mysqli system
I am switching a small system I have been using for years that was using mysqli to PDO it is proving very challenging and very very different! But I am have a good deal of success, but I am really ...
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What is the correct syntax to use a javascript variable to use as a pointer in a multidimensional associative array? [duplicate]
I'm new to this, and could use some guidance.
I have a 2 dimensional associative array that is passed from PHP to javascript using JSON and I am trying to access the array in javascript using the ...
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ssis reading the variable failed with error code 0xc0010009
I have an SSIS package designed to make it possible to run multiple processes in parallel. The package is pretty basic, it has some nested For Loop Containers, starting an execute SQL Task to run ...
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How to swap multiple variables using multiple assignment?
I am learning Python basics (variables, multiple assignment, operators) and trying to swap values of variables.
Here is my code:
a = 5
b = 10
a, b = b, a
print(a)
print(b)
Expected output:
10
5
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One line cmd nested FOR loop within FOR loop with delayed variable expansion (not in a batch file!)
I can't recall (and can't work out) if there is a way to have a cmd FOR loop nested within another FOR loop where for each outer FOR loop iteration, the inner FOR loop is iterated.
For example:
FOR /F ...
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Shell substitute/show variables from one variable
The task is to show line with variables from one variable (substitute like echo "${!VAR_NAME}" but for multible variables at once)
i e g
l=$(head -1 "$table") #this header can vary
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Error with creating an array of named/predefined string constants in c
For background, I am working to create a version of minesweeper that runs in the terminal to become more familiar with coding bigger projects in c.
I am coding in VScode, to run on a Linux server (...