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I need to test a file in charge of retrieving data from S3 through the 'aws-sdk' (nodeJs + Jest). The file is: const AWS = require('aws-sdk'); let S3 = null;
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I'm trying to use Selenium and Python to get all the links from specific buttons that are on the page. But the button has no a href attribute to return. Here's
I am trying to create the following stream baz which consists of an "outer" stream, where each of this stream's events also has an "inner" stream. For each eve
Right now I'm doing for (char c = 'a'; c <= 'z'; c++) { alphabet[c - 'a'] = c; } but is there a better way to do it? Similar to Scala's 'a' to 'z'
It is recommended to round the decimals but i am facing an scenario where i just need to cut down the precision. Output: 15.96 to 16.0 Desired output: 15.96 to
I'm working on matching last names between two tables. However, there are some variations that I have to take into account. For instance, I found that "Smith" i
I have the following image: On mobile, I'd like the right edge of this image to exceed the right edge of the screen, so the curved portion @ right of the image