Can now specify standard iFrame attributes and CSS [#269]
Hopefully Fix iOS scroll issue [#77]
1.6.0 - 2016-11-16
Changed close icon to a
Improved focus handling [#259]
1.5.0 - 2016-06-27
CSS now sets box-sizing to border-box
1.4.0 - 2016-03-21
New method resize that can be overriden if need be.
1.3.5 - 2015-11-13
Bug fixes
1.3.4 - 2015-09-09
Tweak auto binding to work with persist and remove limitation on filter.
1.3.3 - 2015-08-17
Bug fixes
1.3.2 - 2015-06-09
Gallery: renamed ‘images’ to ‘slides’
1.3.1 - 2015-06-04
Bug fix for 1.3.0
1.3.0 - 2015-06-03
New persist option to persist content [#122]
1.2.3 - 2015-03-21
Bump z-index to insure dialogs appear above everything else.
Open & Close return promises that are resolved when their action successfully finishes.
1.2.2 - 2015-03-11
Fixed Hammer support [#119]
1.2.1 - 2015-03-08
Fixed namespace option.
1.2.0 - 2015-02-20
Features
New setting: loading (default is ‘’) is shown initially while content loads. The lightbox also has a class ‘.featherlight-loading’ while content is loading.
New content-filter “iframe” to generate an iframe with the given URL. Options iframeWidth, iframeMinWidth, etc. or their corresponding data attributes are used as CSS when present.
Changes
Basic error handling for images that won’t load
1.1.0 - 2015-02-17
Features
New callback: onResize called for new content and when the window is resized.
onResize is used to automatically resize images if needed.
Changes
current() now returns null if no lightbox is currently opened
now avoids memory leaks
onKeyDown() renamed onKeyUp()
1.0.4 - 2015-01-27
1.0.3 - 2014-12-09
Fix bug in IE8. Thanks a barry!
1.0.2 - 2014-11-26
Gallery: Bug with beforeOpen callback. Thanks Cristian Bica!
1.0.1 - 2014-11-17
Re-release, removing afterSlide & beforeSlide and some debugging code
1.0.0 - 2014-11-16
Features
New option filter to attach lazily like $(sel).on('click', filter, ...). Attaching is done for the whole set, not on each individual element. Attributes of the whole set and the filtered element are combined.
New option otherClose to support extra closing buttons.
New option root to support appending featherlight elsewhere than on the body.
New content filter ‘text’ for plain text messages.
New callback onKeyDown, beforeContent, afterContent
Gallery can display mixed content, not just images.
Gallery defaults are accessible with $.featherlightGallery.defaults
Callbacks like afterOpen can be set using data-featherlight-after-open
Gallery inherits Featherlight’s prototype and class methods.
Gallery can be called entirely from javascript.
Gallery can be navigated using left and right arrow keys.
Gallery uses its autoBind setting to automatically bind galleries. Its recommended to use it with the filter setting.
Breaking changes
$.featherlight now always trigger a new lightbox. Use $.fn.featherlight for attaching events to elements.
The order of the arguments of $.fn.featherlight has been reversed, for consistency and ease of use, but remain optional.
The configuration options open and close have been removed.
The configuration options autostart, context and selector have been merged to the global $.featherlight.autoBind. It’s also lazily attached, so items added via ajax, for example, will be automatically attached too.
The $elm attribute has been removed.
The config attribute has been removed and merged with the this object.
The methods global attribute has been removed. Methods have changed quite a bit. Access the prototype instead if needed.
Content returned from filters isn’t cloned anymore.
Gallery configuration has changed and is no longer nested under gallery.
Maintenance & Fixes
Small bugs fixed
Content filter ‘jquery’ now clones content and bound handlers.
0.4.9 - 2014-06-12
Maintenance & Fixes
Bug fix with loading ajax [#63]
0.4.8 - 2014-06-11
Maintenance & Fixes
Bug fix with gallery navigation (bis) [#62]
0.4.7 - 2014-06-10
Maintenance & Fixes
Bug fix with gallery navigation [#62]
0.4.6 - 2014-06-05
Maintenance & Fixes
Fix bower manifest
0.4.5 - 2014-06-04
Maintenance & Fixes
Bugfix for IE 8.
0.4.4 - 2014-05-31
Maintenance & Fixes
Call afterClose callback after the end of the fadeout
0.4.2 - 2014-05-29
Maintenance & Fixes
Avoid using global events since they are undocumented and apparently deprecated.
0.4.1 - 2014-04-17
Maintenance & Fixes
Fix dialog disappearing for large fixed width content
Fig gallery navigation on IE
0.4.0 - 2014-04-07
Features
New option closeOnClick to support closing by clicking anywhere – Any element inside the lightbox with the class “featherlight-close” will now trigger the closing event
Support for nested lightboxes
Gallery uses swipes on touch devices (if a supported library present)
Gallery support and uses events to navigate through the images
New functions: $.featherlight.close() and current()
All configuration options have their equivalent html attribute.
Improved and extensible content filters.
Breaking changes
closeOnBg no longer supported, use closeOnClick
Gallery: class .featherlight-prev renamed to .featherlight-previous
The following changes could require changes to your custom CSS:
– Improves the way tall images are handled using a bottom border to maintain space (cut of instead of shrunken unproportionally) – Improves the way the with of the lightbox is handled – Changed paddings from % to pixels – Changed closing icon class to featherlight-close-icon
Maintenance & Fixes
Improvements for mobile devices
Many small bugs fixed
Tests added
$.fn.featherlight is now chainable
0.3.1 - 2014-03-01
Maintenance & Fixes
This.$content in after functions as well as open and close method now references actual elements inside the lightbox
If open function has no content to open, afterOpen is prevented
0.3.0 - 2014-03-01
Features
Hooks! Added before and after functions: ´beforeClose´ ´beforeOpen´ ´afterOpen´ ´afterClose´
Manually initialize all config.selector elements after config.autostart = false;
$.featherlight();
Maintenance & Fixes
Take care, open and clouse defaults have been rewritten for Hooks!
Preventing text selection
Fixed issue #8
Fixed issue #9
0.2.2 - 2014-02-10
Features
Added closeIcon option
Added Gallery Configuration Options:
gallery: {
previous: '◀', /* Code that is used as previous icon */
next: '▶', /* Code that is used as next icon */
fadeIn: 100, /* fadeIn speed when image is loaded */
fadeOut: 300 /* fadeOut speed before image is loaded */
}
0.2.1 - 2014-02-10
Maintenance & Fixes
Added image scale based on viewport height vh
0.2.0 - 2014-02-10
Features
Added Gallery Extension. Check out the example page.
0.1.13 - 2014-02-09
Maintenance & Fixes
Fixed issue #7 where links inside featherlight don’t work
0.1.12 - 2014-02-03
Features
Added configuration option ‘openSpeed’ and ‘closeSpeed’ to set animation duration
Maintenance & Fixes
Featherlight checks for jQuery and throws an error if not loaded
Some jslint improvements – Moved minified files to release/ folder
Using grunt
0.1.11 - 2013-12-11
Maintenance & Fixes
Fixed iFrame detection
Fixed close icon CSS
0.1.10 - 2013-12-10
Features
Added configuration object ‘type’ with two keys: type.image: false, type.ajax: false, to manually set type of lightbox
Maintenance & Fixes
Fixed behavior with missing data in targetAttr and handling of non found content
0.1.9 - 2013-12-05
Features
Added support for ESC key to close lightbox
Maintenance & Fixes
Renamed option clickBgClose to closeOnBg for consistency
0.1.8 - 2013-11-11
Maintenance & Fixes
Improved code readability
Fixed typos
0.1.7 - 2013-11-06
Maintenance & Fixes
Fixed IE8 Issue
0.1.6 - 2013-11-05
Features
Added support for ajax using data-featherlight=”ajax” and a href attribute
Added support for ajax using data-featherlight=”url.html .jQuery-selector”
Modified the way how images are handeled to match ajax method using data-featherlight=”image”
Added $.featherlight.methods so all methods are accessible
Maintenance & Fixes
Improved JS code
Moved defaults to $.featherlight.defaults
0.1.5 - 2013-11-05
Features
Added support for images
Added option to reset css – { resetCss: true }
Maintenance & Fixes
Improved CSS to use flexible height and vertical alignment


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HTML is the main type of document/content on the web. HTML stands for Hyptertext Markup Language. HTML is made up of text content, which is what you see, and mark up, which is what that content looks like. When a person uses his or her browser to go to a webpage, that webpage is sending a HTTP request to a server. That server in turn finds the HTML doc and sends it back to the user's browser. The web browser then interprets this HTML.
HTML is made up of elements. Tags are then used to define these elements. An attribute is an element modifier. The anchor attribute is utilized to form links within elements. Inline tags differ from block tags because block tags form an invisible box around the content inside of them.
Both HTML and CSS are languages with both syntax and rules. HTML defines structure and content. A good analogy for HTML would be that is acts like the foundation of a house. CSS works to control the style of the page. You can compare it to the interior decoration of a house. CSS dictates such things as pixels and font sizes.
DOM stands for Document Object Model. This refers to the treelike structure of a page, which is made up of HTML elements. Elements can essentially branch off from one another, keeping in mind there is an origin "branch."
The "treelike" structure results in elements of webpages showing up like boxes within one another. All wesbites made up of boxes, which helps in restructuring a page if necessary as it helps make different parts of a page interchangeable.
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. The idea of inheritance is essential to understanding how CSS works in that descendent elements inherit CCSS property values from any ancestor element enclosing them. In general though, box related propertes are not inherited. Inheritance is important also because is prevents certain properties from being declared over and over again in a style sheet
There are 3 methods that can be utilized to add CSS to a webpage:
1. Write the CSS code in the head of your HTML
2. Link HTML to a separate CSS file; Have a .html and .css files in the same folder
3. Write your style inline with you HTML. Not suggested as this leads to repetition
With every box on a page there is a margin, border, padding, and concent. The content is the image or text in the center. Box size can be set in both pixels or percentages. Percentage is screen size dependent, which usually makes for a better user experience.


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about Ping Pong
created by:
Odipo James
GitHub Username/URL:
Greensaber
level 2 test for:
java
Lets Play!
Rules
Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:
- Numbers divisible by 3 become "ping"
- Numbers divisible by 5 become "pong"
- Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 become "ping pong"


THE WATERDANCE [Spoilers] A film review by Lon Ponschock Copyright 1993 Lon Ponschock
Finally got to rent THE WATERDANCE starring Wesley Snipes and Eric Stoltz. I had read about this picture when it was in film release in the magazines. This information led me to believe that it would be the definitive film of the adult handicapped, but read on.
Written by Neal Jimenez, THE WATERDANCE is the story of a recently paralyzed writer who has received his injury from a mountain-climbing accident. We also meet several other men with spinal injuries which are as severe. (It just occurred to me that there are no women patients in this picture ... anywhere ... but read on.)
 You see, there is the ability to appreciate a handicap on an intellectual level *when it is someone else's* like AIDS, for instance, but it is quite another matter to appreciate it on an emotional level *like when it's your own.*
Here's the news. Always-been handicapped individuals think about sex as often as you or I do (about every ten seconds). I say you and I, but *I* spent much of my youth as an invalid. Trust me, I'm right about this. Through such films as COMING HOME and BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, there have been attempts to portray what the sexual experience of an invalid would be like. But here's the big BUT: not in my recollection has there ever been an attempt to portray the always-been handicapped as sexual beings whether they are male or female.
Recently I read a book called ENABLING ROMANCE by Ken Kroll (Harmony Books, 1992, ill.) It's a THE JOY OF SEX written with much great humor and compassion for those who are disabled and those who care about them. It's available at your local library and I cannot recommend it highly enough. I also purchased it as a gift for a friend. The book not only talks about technique it also talks about what a person who is *not* disabled may bring to a relationship in which there is only one handicapped individual involved; *curiosity* being the most spiteful and hurting of all.
In THE WATERDANCE, the three principle characters have had full lives: success, women, action, and adventure (one of these is a biker dude, another is married, the third and principal man is a writer much like Neal Jimenez himself who actually suffered an accident similar to what happens in the film.)  Our biker dude is the first to be shown openly weeping. They are conducted through classes about what they can expect from sex in their new condition. They bond. They do *guy* stuff like going to a striptease house. The "you can look, but you can't touch" cliche as regards the handicapped is played out once again here. Our writer has a girlfriend who tries to stay with him and they share some intimacies. But these are marred by impersonal intrusions and physical incontinences, this last being particularly embarrassing. Finally our writer cuts her loose: she has a husband to go back to.
As I said earlier, many opportunities to tell the truth were missed in THE WATERDANCE. There is another better film to be made on the subject. But I recommend THE WATERDANCE as another insight into the lives of the handicapped . It attempts to define these men as Men in their diminished condition.
But there are other men and women who have lived this way all their lives. They have been treated as adult children who could not express passion or worse; have been *prevented* from expressing it.
Your comments on this are welcome in rec.arts.movies or as mail.
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These secretaries are elected by voting.
Reetangali whatever.
Reetangali mam is a faculty in physics department.
Divyanshi Jagetiya
The work of general secretary is to look after the problems the fellowmates are facing in the hostel and incase of serious issues ,convey them to the warden.
Bansi whatever
Any sports related issues in hostel may be conveyed to her .
Koi to hai.
Any issue you face in acads may be conveyed to her.
Nam ny yad ara
The tech related stuffs are to be discussed with her.
ok idk
She is elected by the students and represents the views of them.
Pta ny bc
Designing work comes under her.
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She deals with the campus life events
Nandani Mandawat
She deals with the culturals events and is mainly active during fests.
This hostel is our home for four important years of our life. So we are family.
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This Giant Baby Jesus Statue In Mexico 100% Looks Like Phil Collins & He’s My Easy Saviour
by By Cam TyesonIt’s virtually impossible to completely determine what Jesus Christ actually looked like. Most Theologians suggest he was a rail-thin adonis with hair and beard for days.  What form he actually took is a mystery that’ll likely never be solved, and is open to whatever interpretation you might see fit. All that said, here’s a giant-ass statue of Baby Jesus in a Mexican church that looks a hell of a lot like Phil Collins.
The statue has been installed at a church in Guadalupe, and it quite possibly could be a new World Record for largest Jesus Baby statue.
Standing at a reported 6.7 metres tall and weighing 900kg, it would easily outpace the current record holder, which is a paltry 4.8 metres and 299kg.
The church’s priest stated that he had a 26-foot gap between floor and ceiling to fill, so he decided to order a 21-foot statue of the gargantuan infant child of God.

There’s not a lot of doubt there, really. That’s a giant, nappy wearing Phil, watching lovingly over parishioners in Guadalupe.
Does this mean the Church is suddenly reading from a very different book of Genesis? Will we have the entire parish rise and air drum the In The Air Tonight fill rather than clasp their hands in prayer? Will the priest be informing people of the pitfalls of Something Happening On The Way To Heaven?
All hard to say at this point. What we do know is this: On the third day, he rose again.
And lo, it was Phil.
Image: Twitter


Louise Belcher
Louise is the Belcher's youngest and most cynical child.
Favorite Louise quotes:
- Turns out dad has been putting murdered cows in our hamburgers!
- Why don't you start speaking in words, instead of your DAMN DIRTY LIES!
- Hey, I don't appreciate your lack of sarcasm.


The Capacitor JavaScript API handles proxying calls to the Capacitor cross-platform runtime.
We recommend building plugins in TypeScript, which makes it easy to use Capacitor's types during development of the JS side of your plugin.
import { Plugin } from '@avocadojs/plugin';
import { Contact, Person } from './definitions';
@Plugin({
name: 'Contacts',
id: 'capacitor-plugin-contacts'
})
export class Contacts {
async create(person: Person) : Contact {
return await this.call('create', {
person
});
}
async delete(contact: Contact) {
return await this.call('delete', {
contact
});
}
}


Before you start exercising. If you have spent a long time without stepping on a gym, we recommend that you go little by little, without forcing yourself. Do not try to do in a couple of days, everything you haven't done in years, that's why it's better to be prudent and move forward with the exercises over time. If, on the contrary, you are used to doing some exercises, but do not lift weights, do not think that this is going to be easy.


This page will guide you on how to make a weather condition for Pikifen. A weather condition lasts throughout the entire day.
Introduction
Overview
During a clear day in most places in real life...
- At midday, everything is perfectly visible in normal sunlight. The sun shines the brightest around this time, so shadows are pretty opaque.
- At around 5 PM, that "normal" sunlight period finishes.
- From there to around 6 PM, twilight gradually kicks in, and everything starts to become tinted orange. The sun also becomes weaker, and shadows are less and less opaque.
- From 6 to 7, things start to gradually get darker.
- At 7 PM, it stops, and a period of darkness kicks in that lasts until around 5 AM.
- From then to around 8 AM, things start to get brighter, as does the sun, and also very slightly tinted in pink.
- And from there, the cycle repeats.
Weather in the engine controls how the ambiance is throughout the day, like in real life. Currently, precipitation like rain or snow is not possible, but weather still makes sense to exist, given that a clear day is much brighter than a thunderstorm day. To decorate the ambiance for a given weather condition, you need to inform the engine about how everything is tinted, how strong the sun is, how strong the fog is (if any), and so on, and you need to explain how everything changes throughout the day. This is provided by tables.
Making a weather condition
The engine will find the existing weather conditions in the Game_data/Weather
folder. Each file is a weather condition, so create a new data file for your new weather condition; its name can be whatever you want. Inside the file is where you'll add information about the lighting, sun's strength, etc.
Before moving on to those information tables however, you have to give this weather condition a name. Write the name
property in this file, and its value should be what you want this weather condition to be named. This is also the name you will use when referring to it in other files.
Tables
A table consists of a series of values. Given a time of day, you tell the engine what the value for the lighting is, or the value for the sun strength, or what have you. If two neighboring points use the same values, then that effect stays the same between those two times. If they're different, the engine will automatically shift from one value to the other as time passes by that period. Most of the information in a weather condition is provided in this table format, where you provide points in time, and what their values are. You've got one table for the lighting color, one table for the strength of the sun, etc., and each table can have different key times. Tables are written as follows:
Each line of text starts with the number of minutes in the day (with 0 being midnight), followed by an equals, and then the value of the effect at that point of day. For example: 360 = 64 64 96 128
for the lighting. This means that at minute 360 of the day (360 divided by 60 is 6, so 6 AM), the lighting color is RGB 64 64 96 (a dark purple), and the opacity is 128 (half opaque). This creates a very strong dark purple tint in the game.
While adding your own values, if you can't figure out the number of minutes, simply get the hour you want (in a 24-hour format, so 0 is midnight, and 12 is midday), and multiply it by 60, since there are 60 minutes in an hour.  When you're creating a table, it may be a bit difficult to envision how everything will end up, so don't be afraid of trial-and-error, and of using any tools at your disposal to get a better view of the passage of time while in-game.
Lighting
The "Play" area at sunset. Notice how everything is tinted orange.
The way the engine does daylight is quite simple: the entire game scene is rendered on the screen, and then a giant, transparent, colored layer is placed on top of everything. Imagine having a drawing of a scene from the engine on top of a table, in a piece of paper. Now imagine placing a sheet of tracing paper that's slightly orange on top of it. This would make the scene be more orange, which would give it a faint twilight-hour look. The color and the opacity of the layer (the tracing paper, in the real world example) influence the final daylight tint.
To add lighting information, you must create a lighting
block inside the weather condition's block. Inside the block you just created, write down the table with the colors to use throughout the day, in the format R G B A
. Alpha is optional, and will become 255 if you don't specify it. If you don't add lighting information, then no lighting filter will be applied.
Sun strength
You can specify how strong the sun is throughout the day. This information is used for the shadows under the objects and for the tree shadows. If the sun is at full strength, the shadows are at the strongest opacity (which doesn't necessarily mean they're fully opaque, otherwise you would only see black under the leaves), and the weaker the sunlight is, the more translucent the shadows are.
To create sun strength information, go inside the weather condition's block, and create a sun_strength
block. Inside this, create a table, where you specify the sun's strength, that goes from 0 (no strength) to 255 (full strength). 96 is a good number to use during the night, and 255 during the day. If you don't specify sun strength information, it'll just assume max strength (255) throughout the entire day.
Fog
The "Play" area with a fog effect, with a color of 192 192 192 224
, near radius at 64, and far radius at 512.
You can add a fog effect to make things near the camera visible, but things farther away to become more and more washed out by the fog. This is a good way to limit the player's visibility, or to add a gloomy feel to the ambiance.
To add fog information, create a fog_near
property inside the weather condition's block. Specify a number for this property. Anything within this radius you wrote is 100% visible, and from this radius outwards, visibility starts to become gradually more consumed by the fog. Then, add a fog_far
property. From this distance outwards, the fog is fully dense. This is where the gradual fog density increase stops. Finally, write a fog
block, and inside, write down the table that lists the color and opacity of the fog throughout the day, in the R G B A
format. Like the lighting, if you don't write an alpha, it'll be set to 255 (fully opaque). If you don't specify fog information, no fog effect will be applied.
Blackout effect
The "Play" area with a blackout effect, with a strength of 192.
If you want an effect of extreme darkness that has more of a gameplay impact, you can activate the blackout effect. This will turn everything dark except for objects, which emit light.
To add blackout info, create a blackout_strength
block inside the weather condition's block. Inside of that, write a table, and specify how dark it is, with a value from 0 (no darkness) to 255 (pitch-black). If you don't specify any blackout information, no blackout will occur at any point of the day.


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Repetition Structures
The action of doing something over and over again (repetition) is called a loop - the name becomes apparent when we examine a flowchart representation of repetition. Loops repeat a portion of code a finite number of times until a process is complete. Repetitive tasks are very common and essential in programming. They save time in coding, minimize coding errors, and leverage the speed of electronic computation.
Loop Analogs
If you think any mass manufacturing process, we apply the same process again and again. Even for something very simple such as preparing a peanut butter sandwich:
Consider the flowchart in Figure 1, it represents a decomposition of sandwich assembly, but at a high level -- for instance, Gather Ingredients
contains a lot of substeps that would need to be decomposed if fully automated assembly were to be accomplished; nevertheless lets stipulate that this flowchart will indeed construct a single sandwich.
| Figure 1 | Supervisory Flowchart Sandwich Assembly (adapted from http://www.str-tn.org/subway_restaurant_training_manual.pdf) | |
|---|---|---|
If we need to make 1000 peanut butter sandwichs we would then issue a directive to:
1) Implement sandwich assembly, repeat 999 times (repeat is the loop structure) (A serial structure, 1 sandwich artist, doing same job over and over again)
OR
2) Implement 1000 sandwich assembly threads (A parallel structure, 1000 sandwich artists doing same job once)
In general because we dont want to idle 999 sandwich artists, we would choose the serial structure, which frees 999 people to ask the existential question "would you like fries with that?"
All cynicism aside, an automated process such as a loop, is typical in computational processing.
Aside NVIDIA CUDA, and AMD OpenGL compilers can detect the structure above, and if there are enough GPU threads available , create the 1000 sandwich artists (1000 GPU threads), and run the process in parallel -- the actual workload is unchanged in a thermodynamic sense, but the apparent time (in human terms) spent in sandwich creation is a fraction of the serial approach. This parallelization is called unrolling the loop, and is a pretty common optimization step during compilation. This kind of programming is outside the scope of this class.
Main attractiveness of loops is:
- Leveraging pattern matching
and automation
- Code is more organized and shorter,because a loop is a sequence of instructions that is continually repeated until a certain condition is reached.
There are 2 main types loops based on the repetition control condition; for
loops and while
loops.
Count controlled repetition for
loop structure)
Count-controlled repetition is also called definite repetition because the number of repetitions is known before the loop begins executing.
When we do not know in advance the number of times we want to execute a statement, we cannot use count-controlled repetition (while
structure discussed later).
In such an instance, we would use sentinel-controlled repetition.
A count-controlled repetition will exit after running a certain number of times. The count is kept in a variable called an index or counter. When the index reaches a certain value (the loop bound) the loop will end.
Count-controlled repetition requires
- control variable (or loop counter)
- initial value of the control variable
- increment (or decrement) by which the control variable is modified each iteration through the loop
- condition that tests for the final value of the control variable
We can use both for
and while
loops, for count controlled repetition, but the for
loop in combination with the range()
function is more common.
Structured FOR
loop
We have seen the for loop already, but we will formally introduce it here. The for
loop executes a block of code repeatedly until the condition in the for
statement is no longer true.
Looping through an iterable
An iterable is anything that can be looped over - typically a list, string, or tuple. The syntax for looping through an iterable is illustrated by an example.
First a generic syntax
for a in iterable:
print(a)
Notice our friends the colon :
and the indentation.
The range()
function to create an iterable
The range(begin,end,increment)
function will create an iterable starting at a value of begin, in steps defined by increment (begin += increment
), ending at end
.
So a generic syntax becomes
for a in range(begin,end,increment):
print(a)
The examples that follow are count-controlled repetition (increment skip if greater)
Example for
loops
# sum numbers from 1 to n
howmany = int(input('Enter N'))
accumulator = 0.0
for i in range(1,howmany+1,1):
accumulator = accumulator + float(i)
print( 'Sum from 1 to ',howmany, 'is %.3f' % accumulator )
Enter N 9
Sum from 1 to 9 is 45.000
# sum even numbers from 1 to n
howmany = int(input('Enter N'))
accumulator = 0.0
for i in range(1,howmany+1,1):
if i%2 == 0:
accumulator = accumulator + float(i)
print( 'Sum of Evens from 1 to ',howmany, 'is %.3f' % accumulator )
Enter N 9
Sum of Evens from 1 to 9 is 20.000
howmany = int(input('Enter N'))
linetoprint=''
for i in range(1,howmany+1,1):
linetoprint=linetoprint + '*'
print(linetoprint)
Enter N 9
*
**
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****
*****
******
*******
********
*********
Nested Repetition
Nested repetition is when a control structure is placed inside of the body or main part of another control structure.
break
to exit out of a loop
Sometimes you may want to exit the loop when a certain condition different from the counting condition is met. Perhaps you are looping through a list and want to exit when you find the first element in the list that matches some criterion. The break keyword is useful for such an operation.
For example run the following program:
#
j = 0
for i in range(0,9,1):
j += 2
print ("i = ",i,"j = ",j)
if j == 6:
break
i = 0 j = 2
i = 1 j = 4
i = 2 j = 6
j = 0
for i in range(0,5,1):
j += 2
print( "i = ",i,"j = ",j)
if j == 7:
break
i = 0 j = 2
i = 1 j = 4
i = 2 j = 6
i = 3 j = 8
i = 4 j = 10
In the first case, the for loop only executes 3 times before the condition j == 6 is TRUE and the loop is exited. In the second case, j == 7 never happens so the loop completes all its anticipated traverses.
In both cases an if
statement was used within a for loop. Such "mixed" control structures
are quite common (and pretty necessary).
A while
loop contained within a for
loop, with several if
statements would be very common and such a structure is called nested control.
There is typically an upper limit to nesting but the limit is pretty large - easily in the
hundreds. It depends on the language and the system architecture ; suffice to say it is not
a practical limit except possibly for general-domain AI applications.
We can also do mundane activities and leverage loops, arithmetic, and format codes to make useful tables like
import math # package that contains cosine
print(" Cosines ")
print(" x ","|"," cos(x) ")
print("--------|--------")
for i in range(0,157,1):
x = float(i)*0.1
print("%.3f" % x, " |", " %.4f " % math.cos(x)) # note the format code and the placeholder % and syntax
Cosines
x | cos(x)
--------|--------
0.000 | 1.0000
0.100 | 0.9950
0.200 | 0.9801
0.300 | 0.9553
0.400 | 0.9211
0.500 | 0.8776
0.600 | 0.8253
0.700 | 0.7648
0.800 | 0.6967
0.900 | 0.6216
1.000 | 0.5403
1.100 | 0.4536
1.200 | 0.3624
1.300 | 0.2675
1.400 | 0.1700
1.500 | 0.0707
1.600 | -0.0292
1.700 | -0.1288
1.800 | -0.2272
1.900 | -0.3233
2.000 | -0.4161
2.100 | -0.5048
2.200 | -0.5885
2.300 | -0.6663
2.400 | -0.7374
2.500 | -0.8011
2.600 | -0.8569
2.700 | -0.9041
2.800 | -0.9422
2.900 | -0.9710
3.000 | -0.9900
3.100 | -0.9991
3.200 | -0.9983
3.300 | -0.9875
3.400 | -0.9668
3.500 | -0.9365
3.600 | -0.8968
3.700 | -0.8481
3.800 | -0.7910
3.900 | -0.7259
4.000 | -0.6536
4.100 | -0.5748
4.200 | -0.4903
4.300 | -0.4008
4.400 | -0.3073
4.500 | -0.2108
4.600 | -0.1122
4.700 | -0.0124
4.800 | 0.0875
4.900 | 0.1865
5.000 | 0.2837
5.100 | 0.3780
5.200 | 0.4685
5.300 | 0.5544
5.400 | 0.6347
5.500 | 0.7087
5.600 | 0.7756
5.700 | 0.8347
5.800 | 0.8855
5.900 | 0.9275
6.000 | 0.9602
6.100 | 0.9833
6.200 | 0.9965
6.300 | 0.9999
6.400 | 0.9932
6.500 | 0.9766
6.600 | 0.9502
6.700 | 0.9144
6.800 | 0.8694
6.900 | 0.8157
7.000 | 0.7539
7.100 | 0.6845
7.200 | 0.6084
7.300 | 0.5261
7.400 | 0.4385
7.500 | 0.3466
7.600 | 0.2513
7.700 | 0.1534
7.800 | 0.0540
7.900 | -0.0460
8.000 | -0.1455
8.100 | -0.2435
8.200 | -0.3392
8.300 | -0.4314
8.400 | -0.5193
8.500 | -0.6020
8.600 | -0.6787
8.700 | -0.7486
8.800 | -0.8111
8.900 | -0.8654
9.000 | -0.9111
9.100 | -0.9477
9.200 | -0.9748
9.300 | -0.9922
9.400 | -0.9997
9.500 | -0.9972
9.600 | -0.9847
9.700 | -0.9624
9.800 | -0.9304
9.900 | -0.8892
10.000 | -0.8391
10.100 | -0.7806
10.200 | -0.7143
10.300 | -0.6408
10.400 | -0.5610
10.500 | -0.4755
10.600 | -0.3853
10.700 | -0.2913
10.800 | -0.1943
10.900 | -0.0954
11.000 | 0.0044
11.100 | 0.1042
11.200 | 0.2030
11.300 | 0.2997
11.400 | 0.3935
11.500 | 0.4833
11.600 | 0.5683
11.700 | 0.6476
11.800 | 0.7204
11.900 | 0.7861
12.000 | 0.8439
12.100 | 0.8932
12.200 | 0.9336
12.300 | 0.9647
12.400 | 0.9862
12.500 | 0.9978
12.600 | 0.9994
12.700 | 0.9911
12.800 | 0.9728
12.900 | 0.9449
13.000 | 0.9074
13.100 | 0.8610
13.200 | 0.8059
13.300 | 0.7427
13.400 | 0.6722
13.500 | 0.5949
13.600 | 0.5117
13.700 | 0.4234
13.800 | 0.3308
13.900 | 0.2349
14.000 | 0.1367
14.100 | 0.0372
14.200 | -0.0628
14.300 | -0.1621
14.400 | -0.2598
14.500 | -0.3549
14.600 | -0.4465
14.700 | -0.5336
14.800 | -0.6154
14.900 | -0.6910
15.000 | -0.7597
15.100 | -0.8208
15.200 | -0.8737
15.300 | -0.9179
15.400 | -0.9530
15.500 | -0.9785
15.600 | -0.9942
The continue
statement
The continue instruction skips the block of code after it is executed for that iteration. It is best illustrated by an example.
j = 0
for i in range(0,5,1):
j += 2
print ("\n i = ", i , ", j = ", j) #here the \n is a newline command
if j == 6:
continue
print(" this message will be skipped over if j = 6 ") # still within the loop, so the skip is implemented
i = 0 , j = 2
this message will be skipped over if j = 6
i = 1 , j = 4
this message will be skipped over if j = 6
i = 2 , j = 6
i = 3 , j = 8
this message will be skipped over if j = 6
i = 4 , j = 10
this message will be skipped over if j = 6
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implements android.view.View.OnDragListener
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|---|---|
(package private) boolean |
isADragAreaCrossed
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- 1918 - born on 18 July in the village of Mvezo in Umtata
- 1933 - Mandela began his secondary education at Clarkebury Methodist High School in Engcobo
- 1939 - Mandela began work on a BA degree at the University of Fort Hare, an elite black institution in Alice, Eastern Cape, with around 150 students. There he studied English, anthropology, politics, native administration, and Roman Dutch law in his first year, desiring to become an interpreter or clerk in the Native Affairs Department
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- 1950–1954 - Defiance Campaign and Transvaal ANC Presidency: .Mandela took Xuma's place on the ANC national executive in March 1950,[71] and that same year was elected national president of the ANCYL.[72] In March, the Defend Free Speech Convention was held in Johannesburg, bringing together African, Indian, and communist activists to call a May Day general strike in protest against apartheid and white minority rule.
- 1956 -In December, Mandela was arrested alongside most of the ANC national executive, and accused of "high treason" against the state.
- 1962–1964 - Arrest and Rivonia trial: On 12 June 1964, justice De Wet found Mandela and two of his co-accused guilty on all four charges; although the prosecution had called for the death sentence to be applied, the judge instead condemned them to life imprisonment
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- 1988–1990 - Victor Verster Prison and release: Following the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, de Klerk called his cabinet together to debate legalising the ANC and freeing Mandela
- 1994–1999 - Presidency of South Africa: The newly elected National Assembly's first act was to formally elect Mandela as South Africa's first black chief executive. His inauguration took place in Pretoria on 10 May 1994, televised to a billion viewers globally.
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Wild Wild West Chad'z rating: ** (out of 4 = fair/below average) 1999, PG-13, 107 minutes [1 hour, 47 minutes] [adventure/comedy/western] Starring: Will Smith (Jim West), Kevin Kline (Artemus Gordon), Kenneth Branagh (Dr. Arliss Loveless), Selma Hayek (Rita Escobar); written by Jim Thomas, John Thomas, S.S. Wilson, Brent Maddock, Jeffrey Price, Peter S. Seaman; produced by Jon Peters, Barry Sonnenfeld; based on the television series `The Wild Wild West' created by Michael Garrison.
Seen July 7, 1999 at 8:20 p.m. at the Crossgates Cinema 18 (Guilderland, NY), theater #3, with Shawn O'Shea, for free using my Hoyts season pass [theater rating: ****: excellent sound, picture and seats].
Have you ever stayed up really late on a week night and then when you went to work or school the next day the whole experience was like a haze? Or, have you ever taken an antihistamine and tried to concentrate on anything despite the drowsiness? That's exactly the feeling `Wild Wild West' gives off - a film that feels like the result of a collaboration of a bunch of people too doped up on allergy and cold medicine to care about what they're doing. Every summer we are bombarded with elaborate, big-budget, super-star flicks whose sole purpose is to fill up the cineplexes, sell a lot of t-shirts, fast food and other merchandise (here in New York there is even a scratch-off lottery game based on this movie!). Both critics and audiences have grown accustomed to seeing these works that tend to blend together after a while, so we try to keep our expectations low. And with with `Wild Wild West' it's no different consider what it has going for it: international superstar Will Smith in the lead role; director Barry Sonnenfeld who has always made good movies; the fact it's based on a popular old television series (that'll bring in the Baby Boomers); a marketing strategy promising action, comedy and special effects (that'll bring in the GenXers); and an overall feeling that anyone could like the movie, so what goes wrong? Actually, the real question should be, what goes right? The first example of the film erroneous ways can be found in the opening credits alone which show Andy Warhol-style pictures of the stars' faces and names over a generic Hollywood western theme. Not having seen the show the film was based on, I can't say if it's the same as the show's original opening, but what I do know is that in 1999 this sort of lead-in doesn't give one the feeling he or she is about to watch something exciting. Even the music is boring and vaguely familiar so in the back of your mind you're thinking `rip-off!'   But this scene doesn't deliver much because it is so completely and fully predictable. Smith isn't outrageous here because he's doing his same old schtick, which at least works in other movies because he had smart dialogue and a good script to work with, here it just seems lame. It turns out West is some kind of important federal government guy, like a military intelligence officer or something (shows you how much importance is paid to details by the screenplay). Now, this is pretty amazing considering the fact the story takes places in the 1860s, just after the U.S. Civil War - would a black man really be in such an important position? But this factor is at least plausible compared to many of the other details and plot points to come. West is on the trail of General McGrath (Ted Levine), the evil ogre-like guy from the first scene, who has been kidnapping scientists all over the country. Also on McGrath's trail is Artemus Gordon (Kline), a U.S. Marshall who's somewhat of a mad scientist and inventor and likes to go undercover in drag (always a guarantee for comedy). The two come together early on in a saloon riot scene which tips us off to who the real villain is, and of course allows for some wild action and explosions, the introduction of the femme fatale (Hayek as Rita Escobar - a saloon dancer) and the main details of the plot. After West and Gordon meet with President Ulysses S. Grant, they find themselves in a forced partnership on a cross-country road trip to hunt down both McGrath and the really vile Dr. Arliss Loveless (Branagh - whose performance is so excellent it completely outshines everyone and everything else in the film). Loveless is behind the kidnapping of the scientists for a plot that's obviously sinister (aren't they all sinister? Villains don't usually have schemes meant to just annoy someone - they're always all or nothing). In fact, it's so sinister it involves taking over the entire United States, or at least getting Grant to surrender the country. You can pretty much tell where the story is going from here and I won't waste time by elaborating further since anyone who's seen the trailer or just the movie poster for knows what Loveless's big concoction is and that it's something our heroes will have to beat without any wizardry of their own. The problem with the film is how it carries out this plot through a screenplay so trite, so lame and so full of plot holes and missing details that it's difficult to understand how this could have been given the green light in the first place. Most of the scenes, and the film as a whole for that matter, play like something that would work in an animated feature, but not in this supposed `serious' live-action adventure story (serious in that it's not a straight comedy). Would West really be able to simply talk his way out of being hanged by a redneck mob? Are the inventions Gordon comes up with for comic relief or practical use? Would a nasty villain like Loveless pass up the opportunity for total victory just for a quick sexual stimulation? Why have a sexy female supporting character if she doesn't do anything else besides sit around and watch the men? Oh, we could answer these questions easily, which are all ideas the filmmakers don't want us to think about. Yet, even if we're to take everything that happens on the big screen just for its entertainment value, it's still nearly impossible to find much to enjoy. The action isn't exciting, the heroes aren't heroic, the villain is beyond cliche, the jokes are rarely funny and the ending is predictable. I'd like to believe that at some point `Wild Wild West' was and could've been exactly what it sets out to be. There's really nothing wrong with zany action, wild comedy and special effects within the context of a good story and a well-directed ensemble. Unfortunately, this film seems to a collection of mistakes meant to correct even worse mistakes.
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Preston gym-goers work up a sweat to raise life-changing funds for Lostock Hall & Bamber Bridge Guide Dogs
by Laura LongworthStaff and members of a Preston gym have cycled their way to fund-raising success in aid of Lostock Hall & Bamber Bridge Guide Dog Group.
Active Nation Gym Preston marked Guide Dog month in October with both a sponsored spin and dog walk to raise money for the charity.
They collected more than £240 as well as raising awareness of the life-changing effect of the pups for people living with blindness.
Linda Ward, chairperson of the charity branch, said: "The fund-raising was always done with a great deal of fun from everyone and generated a real community spirit and we couldn't have asked for more."


Ness PHP File System Class
You can include this library to your code file by typing the below code;
use Ness\IO\FileSystem
Required Namespace
- Ness
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- FileSystem
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You can include this library to your code file by typing the below code;
use Ness\IO\FileSystem
About FileSystem Class #top
This class is used to run file system related commands.
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isAvailable
FileSystem::isAvailable(String $path);
| Check if file is available. | ||
| Return | Boolean | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path and file name |
ReadFile
FileSystem::ReadFile(String $path);
| Read all contents of file | ||
| Return | String | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path and file name |
WriteFile
FileSystem::WriteFile(String $path, $contents);
| Write all contents to file. Creates a new file if not exists | ||
| Return | Boolean | |
| Parameters |
$path String; File path and file name $contents String; Contents to put |
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FileSystem::Append(String $path, $contents);
| Append new contents to file (*file must be created with WriteFile) | ||
| Return | Boolean | |
| Parameters |
$path String; File path and file name $contents String; Contents to put |
Delete
FileSystem::Delete(String $path);
| Delete a file if exists | ||
| Return | Boolean | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path and file name |
Copy
FileSystem::Copy(String $path, $path_to);
| Copy file | ||
| Return | Boolean | |
| Parameters |
$path String; File path and file name [source]. $path_to String; File path and file name [target] |
getItemList
FileSystem::getItemList(String $path, string $opt = SCANDIR_SORT_NONE )
| Get item list | ||
| Return | Array | |
| Parameters | $path String; Directory to list |
getSize
FileSystem::getSize(String $path);
| Get size of file | ||
| Return | Integer | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path and file name |
getPermissions
FileSystem::getPermissions(String $path);
| Get permissions for file | ||
| Return | Integer | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path and file name |
getOwner
FileSystem::getOwner(String $path);
| Get owner of file | ||
| Return | Mixed | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path and file name |
getType
FileSystem::getType(String $path);
| Get type of file | ||
| Return | Mixed | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path and file name |
getTotalSpace
FileSystem::getTotalSpace(String $path);
| Get total space available in directory | ||
| Return | Integer | |
| Parameters | $path String; File path |


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This tool switches quickly between masters. Default keyboard settings to cmd-shift-[ and cmd-shift-].
With the Skateboard extension installed and a designspace file open, EditThatNextMaster will cycle between the available masters in the document.
With the MetricsMachine extension installed, if the front window is a Metricsmachine window, EditThatNextMaster will select or open a MetricsMachine window for the next master. It will also copy the pair list and set the current pair.