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Write a function that contains assignment statements that do the following:
Define two lists (data1 and data2) which each have four numeric items. Then ...
Write a function that does the following:
Print each item from data1 on a separate line using a for statement.
Print each item from data1 and an index each on a separate line.
Print only the items for which the index is even (not odd) each on a separate line
Update each item in data2 by adding the corresponding item from data1. -- data2[i] = data1[i] + data2[i].
Using a list comprehension, create a new list from data1 in which each item is multiplied by 2. Print it.
Using a list comprehension, create a new list from the previous list in which only the even items (divisible by 2) are each multiplied by 3. Print it.
Given the following string (note the commas that separate fields and the white space around the commas):
data1 = "aaa bbb , ccc ddd , eee fff ggg"
Use list comprehension to create a list of fields that are separated by commas but with surrounding white space removed.
Using a for: statement with an else: clause, search a list for a value and if found, set a variable to that value, but if not found, set a variable to "not found".
Write a function that includes each of the following:


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Background:
I have been wanting to code since I was in middle school and have not been able to come to coding school until age 23. I think going into the tech industry will be a lot of fun constantly learning new things because of the skills I have aquired in epicodus that will help me learn additional programs that will help in the career
Hobbies and Skills
Well I don't have much hobbies since I am in school but I like to watch netflix, hangout with friends and relatives, I used to go hiking when I lived in spokane, I really enjoy traveling... In fact I just went on a trip to Guadalajara, Mexico two weeks before school started and may go on a weekend trip up to Vancouver, Canada in the next few months if I can get time off of work which should be easy since I only work Saturdays.


In 2017, the U.S. Governement revised the IT
Accessibility Laws and Policies requirements for section 508 Accessibily which
covers web browser based pages and applications.
In this final rule, the Access Board is updating its existing Electronic and Information Technology
Accessibility
Standards under section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, ("508 Standards"), as well as our
Telecommunications
Act Accessibility Guidelines under Section 255 of the Communications Act of 1934 ("255 Guidelines").
Given the
passage of nearly two decades since their issuance, the existing 508 Standards and 255 Guidelines are in
need of a
"refresh" in several important respects. This final rule is intended to, among other things, address
advances in
information and communication technology that have occurred since the guidelines and standards were
issued in 1998
and 2000 respectively, harmonize with accessibility standards developed by standards organizations
worldwide in
recent years, and ensure consistency with the Board's regulations that have been promulgated since the
late 1990s.
The Revised 508 Standards and 255 Guidelines support the access needs of individuals with disabilities,
while also
taking into account the costs of providing accessible information and communication technology to
Federal agencies,
as well as manufacturers of telecommunications equipment and customer premises equipment.
ref: Information
and Communication Technology (ICT) Standards and Guidelines
The final rules governing the 508 Standards became effecting January 18, 2018 after more than a decade of discussion and public debate. Government agencies such as the Department of Veterans are covered by the 508 Standards. Failure to comply can lead to significant penalties, ref: reportedly with fines up to $55,000 for the first violation and $110,000 for each subsequent violation. Law suits including those involving states sueing companies are documented in the Accessibility News Legal Digest.
The key requirement is that someone who is disabled can use the product. For web developers, this can be done using the normal pages for the application or by providing an alternate interface. The 508 Standards define Accessibility: "In general, an information technology system is accessible to people with disabilities if it can be used in a variety of ways that do not depend on a single sense or ability". The key requirements for web builders are to enable blind users to navigate the page and effectively use the screen reader.
The updated 508 Standards offer limited exceptions or exemptions, most of which are made to accomodate legacy libraries and software in "maintenance mode". If a document
or software product is being updated, it is expected to be upgraded to the 508 Standards.
ref: 508 Standards Determining ICT Exceptions Guide
508 Standards General Exceptions
Selling to the U.S. Government
12) Are there any exemptions to the technology accessibility standards?
A Federal agency does not have to comply with the technology accessibility standards if it would impose an undue
burden to do so. This is consistent with language used in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other civil
rights legislation, where the term `undue burden' has been defined as "significant difficulty or expense." However,
the agency must explain why meeting the standards would pose an undue burden for a given procurement action, and
must still provide people with disabilities access to the information or data that is affected.
Section 508 contains a limited exemption for national security systems as defined by the Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996.
These are systems used for military command, weaponry, intelligence, and cryptologic activities. The exemption does
not apply to routine business and administrative systems used for other defense-related purposes or by defense
agencies or personnel.
The defacto standard screen reader technology in use today is JAWS, a purchased product from Freedom scientific. Prior to 2019, JAWS had problems with most browsers except Firefox, so many blind users have adopted JAWS with Firefox. In 2018, however, Firefox introduced the Quantum-based browser, and this version would not work with older versions of JAWS. In 2019, JAWS was updated to work with Firefox Quantum. Thus, in 2019 the prefered screen reader configuration is generally Microsoft Windows with JAWS 2019 and Firefox ESR 62+ (Quantum). Internet Explorer 11 is often also required as some organizations prevent introduction of new software including browsers; however, Microsoft has announced that Internet Explorer is adopting webkit so it is likely that the JAWS implementation for Internet Explorer will change.
The final rule specifies that web sites and applications must follow the WCAG 2.0 standard from w3.org. Specifically the keyboard accessibility protocols of the WAI-ARIA, the Accessible Rich Internet Applications suite of web standards (ARIA) must be provided, including maintaining a sensible tab order, adding section tags for navigation, and specifying "aria" tags and properties on the web page elements.
Implementers would follow practices of proper ARIA Usage including:
ARIA Roles:
Open file... </l> ARIA States and Properties:
Sort by Last Modified
 ARIA Styles: [aria-checked="true"] { font-weight: bold; } [aria-checked="true"]::before { background-image: url(checked.gif); }Many websites such as Mozilla, SitePoint and Google offer tips and examples of enabling accessiblity using WP-ARIA.
With the laws in place from 2017 governing all U.S. Government software, and with similar requirements adoped by many other governments and corporations, and because it is the right thing to do, the requirement to implement accessibility protocols is imperative for all major software endeavors.


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"CANKERWORM "(Hebrews yelek), “the licking locust,” which licks up the grass of the field; probably the locust at a certain stage of its growth, just as it emerges from the caterpillar state (Joel 1:4; 2:25). The word is rendered “caterpillar” in Psalm 105:34; Jeremiah 51:14, 17 (but R.V. “canker-worm”). “It spoileth and fleeth away” (Nah. 3:16), or as some read the passage, “The cankerworm putteth off [i.e., the envelope of its wings], and fleeth away.”
"CANKERWORM "(Hebrews yelek), “the licking locust,” which licks up the grass of the field; probably the locust at a certain stage of its growth, just as it emerges from the caterpillar state (Joel 1:4; 2:25). The word is rendered “caterpillar” in Psalm 105:34; Jeremiah 51:14, 17 (but R.V.
“canker-worm”). “It spoileth and fleeth away” (Nah. 3:16), or as some read the passage, “The cankerworm putteth off [i.e., the envelope of its wings], and fleeth away.”


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This program is simply a functional demo for my online portfolio. It is entirely functional, so feel free to try it out. The source code is available on both github and bitbucket, I normally used bitbucket but travis-ci requires github, both repos are the same.
Please Signup or Signin to try out the various features.


| Interface | Description |
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| AuthorizeBrokerRequestCallback |
Callback which is called by broker to authorize publish, subscribe or unsubscribe operation.
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| IDuplexBroker |
Broker component.
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| IDuplexBrokerClient |
Publishes and subscribes messages in the broker.
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| IDuplexBrokerFactory |
Declares the factory to create the broker and the broker client.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BrokerMessage |
Internal message used between DuplexBroker and DuplexBrokerClient.
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| BrokerMessageReceivedEventArgs |
Event arguments of the message received from the broker.
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| DuplexBrokerFactory |
Creates broker and broker client.
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| PublishInfoEventArgs |
Event argument used when the broker published a message.
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| SubscribeInfoEventArgs |
Event argument used when the broker subscribed or unsubscribed a client.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| EBrokerRequest |
Specifies the internal broker request inside the
BrokerMessage . |


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| udel.GardenProject.enums |
All the different enums for the Garden Project.
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| udel.GardenProject.garden |
All the critical code that brings the application together and runs it.
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| udel.GardenProject.windows |
All the distinct windows that can be displayed to the user.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static PlotObjects |
PlotObjects.valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
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static PlotObjects[] |
PlotObjects.values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
javafx.scene.Node |
PlotObjectsFactory.renderInAccordion(PlotObjects po)
How should the specified PlotObject be rendered in an accordion or any
other UI container.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.ArrayList<PlotObjects> |
Session.selectedPlotObjects
Plot Objects the user wants to appear in the PlotDesign left column.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.ArrayList<PlotObjects> |
Session.getSelectedPlotObjects()
Getter.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
javafx.event.EventHandler |
PlotDesign.getHandlerForRelease(PlotObjects po)
TODO: ...?
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javafx.event.EventHandler |
BluePrint.getHandlerForRelease(PlotObjects po)
TODO: ...?
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void |
PlotDesign.releaseTemporaryImage(javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent event,
PlotObjects po)
When user lets go of mouse on drag event, drop in a new plot object where
they released their mouse.
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void |
BluePrint.releaseTemporaryImage(javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent event,
PlotObjects po)
When user lets go of mouse on drag event, drop in a new plot object where
they released their mouse.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
BluePrint.createFlow(java.util.ArrayList<PlotObjects> obj)
Objects in the box on the left to be placed in the plot
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javafx.scene.layout.FlowPane |
PlotDesign.createObstacleFlow(java.util.ArrayList<PlotObjects> obj,
java.lang.String fallBackText)
Creates the flow pane for the PlotObjects (non-PlotPlants) the user chose.
|


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Vscode extention for syntax highlighting
Syntax highlighter for web pages


Instead of deleting old file writing a new one with the same name, just replaces old file's content in-place. This ensures that all hardlinks, aliases, file ownership, permissions, extended file attributes will stay the same.
It's slightly faster not to preserve permissions.
PNG files can have different brightness and saturation in different browsers, because not all browsers support gamma correction and color profiles features equally. Removal of this information makes PNG color more consistent across browsers and reduces file size.
Other invisible information is removed as well, such as DPI and comments.
Removes image metadata, such as color profile, exposure time, GPS coordinates, camera model and name of software used to create the file.
Embedded copyright information is removed as well. Please note that generally images are protected by copyright law regardless whether they contain such invisible metadata or not.
Zopfli and PNGOUT are very good PNG compressors, but are very slow. Disable them if you need to optimise PNG files quickly (leave only AdvPNG for fastest, but still good compression).
Zopfli and OptiPNG will clean RGB values of transparent pixels (known as “dirty alpha”). Disable these two tools if you're optimising special files that use alpha channel for something else than transparency (e.g. heightmap in game data files).
If set to 100%, optimisation will be lossless.
Anything below 100% will cause lower quality of files if they appear to have been saved with higher quality setting.
PNGOUT is very effective, but very slow. Use lower level if you're impatient.
PNGOUT may need a lot of time to optimise very large images. This option gracefully interrupts PNGOUT after 1 minute.
Number of different setting combinations tested. It rarely makes sense to try them all.
Interlaced images look better when they're loaded partially, but usually interlace makes compression less efficient.
This checkbox has three states: if checked, will force images to be interlaced. When mixed, it will keep file's interlace unchanged, unchecked will remove interlace from files.
For best compression, you should convert GIF files to PNGs (ImageOptim does not do that automatically).


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'It's like a volcano erupted in our home,' says survivor of direct rocket strike
Direct hit on home in Netivot causes major damage but family kept safe in protected area; neighbor says she saw flames, reinforces message that no one should be complacent when sirens sound
by Ilana CurielThe Hadad family of the southern town of Netivot had a narrow escape Tuesday when their home sustained a direct hit by a rocket from nearby Gaza. Thanks to the family's vigilance, no one was hurt in the attack.
Hundreds of rockets have been fired at Israeli communities as far north as Tel Aviv since Tuesday morning, after the targeted killing of Islamic Jihad commander Baha Abu al-Atta in a predawn IDF airstrike in the Gaza Strip.
"We immediately realized the rocket had landed inside the house, " Batsheva Hadad says.
"As soon as we came out, I saw a hole in the kitchen ceiling and another in the dining room. It's like a volcano erupted inside our house," Batsheva says, adding that she could not stop crying from the shock.
The Hadad family are grieving a daughter recently lost to cancer.
"I had a bad feeling yesterday. I have not been well," she tells the media.
The Hadads' neighbor Na'ama Davidi says two sirens went off in quick succession.
"I did not make it to safety on the first, but did reach the protected area as the second siren blared," she says.
"I saw flames from my window and I was sure my house was hit," she says.
"My message to everyone is to take all necessary precautions and run to the protected areas. I used to be complacent too, but not anymore."


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Amazon Elastic Container Service Service DeploymentConfiguration
DeploymentConfiguration
is a property of the AWS::ECS::Service resource that configures how many tasks run when you update a running Amazon Elastic
Container Service (Amazon ECS) service.
Syntax
JSON
{ "MaximumPercent" :
Integer
, "MinimumHealthyPercent" :Integer
}
YAML
MaximumPercent:
Integer
MinimumHealthyPercent:Integer
Properties
MaximumPercent
-
The maximum number of tasks, specified as a percentage of the Amazon ECS service's
DesiredCount
value, that can run in a service during a deployment. To calculate the maximum number of tasks, Amazon ECS uses this formula: the value ofDesiredCount
* (the value of theMaximumPercent
/100), rounded down to the nearest integer value.Required: No
Type: Integer
MinimumHealthyPercent
-
The minimum number of tasks, specified as a percentage of the Amazon ECS service's
DesiredCount
value, that must continue to run and remain healthy during a deployment. To calculate the minimum number of tasks, Amazon ECS uses this formula: the value ofDesiredCount
* (the value of theMinimumHealthyPercent
/100), rounded up to the nearest integer value.Required: No
Type: Integer


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Arch Game Engine
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Class for loading in multiple Tiles. More...
#include <tileset.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| vector< Tile > | getTileset () const |
| SDL_Rect | getFrame (int i) |
| vector< Tile > | create (string name, string img, SDL_Renderer *ren, int width, int height, int r, int count) |
| Load in a map file with the name for all the tiles, the path to the map file, path to the tileset image, the SDL renderer, width and height of a tile, row to begin from on the image, how many tiles there are in the image. | |
| vector< Tile > | create (string name, string img, SDL_Renderer *ren, int width, int height, int r, int rcount, int count) |
| Load a map with a given name for the tiles, the file path to the map, the path to the tileset image, SDL renderer, width and height of a tile, row to begin on in the image, how many tiles on a certain row in the image, total amount of tiles in the image. | |
| vector< Tile > | create (int startid, string name, string img, SDL_Renderer *ren, int width, int height, int r, int count) |
| Load in a map file with the name for all the tiles, the path to the map file, path to the tileset image, the SDL renderer, width and height of a tile, row to begin from on the image, how many tiles there are in the image. | |
| vector< Tile > | create (int startid, string name, string img, SDL_Renderer *ren, int width, int height, int r, int rcount, int count) |
| Load a map with a given name for the tiles, the file path to the map, the path to the tileset image, SDL renderer, width and height of a tile, row to begin on in the image, how many tiles on a certain row in the image, total amount of tiles in the image. | |
| void | addTile (Tile t) |
| Push Tile in tile with given Tile. | |
| Tile | addTile (string name, string file, SDL_Renderer *ren, int value, int r, int c, int width, int height) |
| Generate and push Tile with tile name, path tot he tile image, SDL renderer, tile value, row and columg the tile as on in the image, the tiles width and height. | |
| Tile | addTile (string name, string file, SDL_Renderer *ren, int value, int width, int height) |
| Generate and push Tile with a given name, path to image file, SDL renderer, given value, and tile width and height. | |
| Tile | addTile (string name, string file, SDL_Renderer *ren, int value, int size) |
| Generate and push Tile with a given name, path to the image, SDL renderer, value, and size (used for width and height). | |
| void | setAngle (int ang) |
| Set the angle of all the tiles. Calls pushAng(). | |
| void | setSolid () |
| void | setSolid (int t) |
| void | setSolid (int s, int e) |
| void | setPassable () |
| void | setPassable (int t) |
| void | setPassable (int s, int e) |
| void | setName (string n, int id) |


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JavaScript vs Ruby
Objects vs Hashes
1-17-2015
This week at Dev Bootcamp we started learning about JavaScript. This marks the fourth official language that we have learned in seven weeks. Along with HTML, CSS and Ruby, JavaScript will form the foundation for what we know heading into the official start of DBC Phase 1. JavaScript has many similarities to Ruby, and that has made learning it a little easier. While there are many similarities, there are also a lot of subtle differences between JavaScript and Ruby that keep you on your toes while doing the actual programming. In this blog post, I am going to get into a few of those differences, focusing mainly on the differences and similarities between Hashes in Ruby and Objects in JavaScript.
Starting out simply, Ruby and JS have two different ways of outputting information to the terminal. In Ruby, there are two main ways of outputting data to the console. Those two ways are with "puts" or "print" statements. The difference between the two is that a "puts" statement displays information to the terminal and then begins a new line. A "print" statement, however, will just print out information to the console without starting a new line. For example:
When outputting information to the console in JS, you use the function "console.log("Information")". This is just like a "puts" statement in Ruby. For example:
puts "This is a puts statement"
puts "Puts statements start a new line!"
print "This is a print statement"
puts "It didn't start a new line!"
This is a puts statement
Puts statements start a new line!
This is a print statementIt didn't start a new line!
So, with this example you can see how Ruby and JS are similar in ways they output information to the terminal, they just use different wording and syntax to accomplish this.
console.log("This is just like a puts statement!")
console.log("Because it starts a new line!")
This is just like a puts statement!
Because it starts a new line!
Those are some very basic similarities and differences between Ruby and JS. Getting a little more in depth, we can look at how hashes in Ruby are similar and different from Objects in JS. Hashes and Objects are similar in what they look to achieve. They are both group of properties that assign values to each of those properties. To show an example of this, let's say we are making a football video game, and we want to assign values to various traits of a player's skill level. We want to put those traits and values into one block of information. In Ruby, these are called hashes, while in JS, these are called objects. Let's take a look at each.
In Ruby, there are two basic ways for creating hashes. In both situations we are creating what are known as "key/value pairs". A key/value pair has an identifier to signify which variable of the hash you want to access and a variable to store in the position in the hash. Let's say we wanted to create a hash for each player in our game, and use that hash to store ratings for various skills, such as speed, strength, intelligence and ability to break tackles. We could create our hash like this:
Now we can access those values by entering the following code:
andrew_luck = Hash.new
andrew_luck["speed"] = 80
andrew_luck["strength"] = 75
andrew_luck["intel"] = 95
andrew_luck["break_tackle"] = 85
Another way to create a hash is to enter is everything as a key/value pair directly. For example:
puts andrew_luck["speed"]
puts andrew_luck["intel"]
80
95
Again, we can now access those values the same way as before:
ty_hilton = { "speed" => 98,
"strength" => 70,
"intel" => 90,
"break_tackle" => 85 }
There are lots of different ways to manipulate a hash once it is created, including adding and deleting items, changing values, etc. If you are interested in learning about the different functions and methods you can perform on hashes in Ruby, you can visit this Ruby Docs page for assistance.
puts ty_hilton["speed"]
puts ty_hilton["break_tackle"]
98
85
So now that we've covered hashes in Ruby, let's see how we would do the same thing in JavaScript. In JS, hashes serve the same purpose, but they are called objects. We can create objects in a very similar fashion to the way we create hashes in Ruby. Here is how we would create an object, using the same example we did for Ruby hashes:
Notice that we defined our object "reggie_wayne" by placing the prefix "var" in front. Also, notice how quotes are not needed around our attributes as they were in Ruby. Now, if we wanted to call one of the above values, we would type the following:
var reggie_wayne = {
speed: 70,
strength: 65,
intel: 100,
break_tackle: 50,
};
As you can see, outside of wording and syntax differences, there are many similarities to using hashes vs using objects. As with the Ruby Docs document I gave you in the last paragraph, if you want to learn more about JS Objects, a good resource can be found here.
console.log(reggie_wayne.speed)
console.log(reggie_wayne.intel)
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In learning these different languages, it has been interesting to see some of the similarities and differences between them. I can see how learning each new language can become both easier and more difficult as we learn them. On the one hand, we are already familiar with the intentions of certain methods and functions before we learn them. On the other hand, there can be a whole new group of words and syntax that we must become familiar with, and it can become confusing as to what syntax is used for which language. At the very least, you should now be familiar with the similarities and differences between Ruby hashes and JavaScript objects. Happy coding!


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Put a map entry for key k . | |
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Erase the map entry at k . | |
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STAVUDINE RxNorm: 59763 ATC: J05AF04 05AR07 |
ISONIAZID RxNorm: 6038 ATC: J04AC01 |
Increased risk of onset of peripheral neuropathy due to addition of undesirable effects |
Precaution for use Regular clinical and biological monitoring, especially at the beginning of the administration of these substances together. |
STAVUDINE RxNorm: 59763 ATC: J05AF04 05AR07 |
PENTAMIDINE RxNorm: 7994 ATC: P01CX01 |
Increased risk of onset of peripheral neuropathy due to addition of undesirable effects. |
Precaution for use Regular clinical and biological monitoring, especially at the beginning of the administration of these substances together. |
STAVUDINE RxNorm: 59763 ATC: J05AF04 05AR07 |
RIBAVIRIN RxNorm: 9344 ATC: J05AB04 |
Risk of decrease of the effectiveness of each antiviral, due to reciprocal inhibition of the phosphorylation reaction at the origin of the active metabolites |
Precaution for use Regular clinical and biological monitoring, especially at the beginning of the administration of these substances together. |
STAVUDINE RxNorm: 59763 ATC: J05AF04 05AR07 |
THALIDOMIDE RxNorm: 10432 ATC: L04AX02 |
Increased risk of onset of peripheral neuropathy due to addition of undesirable effects |
Precaution for use Regular clinical and biological monitoring, especially at the beginning of the administration of these substances together. |
STAVUDINE RxNorm: 59763 ATC: J05AF04 05AR07 |
ZALCITABINE RxNorm: 3363 ATC: J05AF03 |
Risk of decrease of the effectiveness of each antiviral, due to reciprocal inhibition of the phosphorylation reaction at the origin of the active metabolites. |
Not recommended |
STAVUDINE RxNorm: 59763 ATC: J05AF04 05AR07 |
ZIDOVUDINE RxNorm: 11413 ATC: J05AF01 |
Risk of decrease of the effectiveness of each antiviral, due to reciprocal inhibition of the phosphorylation reaction at the origin of the active metabolites. |
Not recommended |


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Information on Sarah Teather's invitation to Clare Tickell to lead a review into the early years foundation stage.
Children’s Minister Sarah Teather today asked Dame Clare Tickell, Chief Executive of Action for Children, to carry out a review of the early years foundation stage (EYFS) so that it is less bureaucratic and more focused on young children’s learning and development.
Ministers are concerned that the EYFS framework is currently too rigid and puts too many burdens on the early years workforce, which has led to some of the workforce saying they are spending less time with children, and more time ticking boxes.
The government has asked Dame Clare, a children and families expert, to make sure the standards that support young children’s learning are based on the best and latest research on children’s development. They want to shift the focus to getting children ready for education and to increasing the attainment of children from deprived backgrounds.
The review will cover four main areas:
Children’s Minister Sarah Teather said:
I am always impressed by the dedication of professionals who are working hard to give young children the best start in life. They play a vital role in helping children from all backgrounds to have a good start in school and reach their full potential. Professionals deserve to have the freedom to do their jobs and not have to deal with unnecessary bureaucracy.
It is not right or fair that children from deprived backgrounds that do really well in their early years are overtaken by lower achieving children from advantaged backgrounds by age five. We need good quality early learning for all children and a framework that raises standards, as well as keeping children safe.
Through this review we want to hear about what is and isn’t working well in the EYFS. We also need to create a fairer and more flexible childcare market that is responsive to parents and the rising numbers of children in childcare settings.
I am delighted that Clare has agreed to lead this important review. Her knowledge of the needs of children and families, especially those from more disadvantaged areas, as well as the importance of early intervention, means she is well placed to assess the best way to support young children, and free up the system so that it works for both childcare workers and parents.
Dame Clare Tickell, Chief executive of Action for Children, said:
There has been a lot of debate in recent years about what young children should be learning before they reach school, and the pressure and burdens this puts on the early years sector.
It is important that professionals in the early years sector have the time to tackle the important issues - helping children from poorer backgrounds, and those with special needs, as well as giving all children a fun and stimulating learning experience.
I look forward to conducting this review and to listening to professionals, parents, carers and early years experts. I hope to find a way forward that supports the different approaches to learning and development, so that we have some of the best early years standards in the world.
The coalition government is committed to investing in the early years, and recently announced the extension of free childcare for all 3- and 4-year-olds to 15 hours a week. The review of the EYFS will ensure that good quality early learning benefits all children, as the government believes this can make a real difference to success in later life. It also has a more significant impact for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Dame Clare will provide a final report in spring 2011. The government will then consult on any proposed changes before they take effect from September 2012.
Sarah Teather discusses the review of the Early Years Foundation Stage
Sarah Teather visits St Matthew’s pre-school in Newham
The EYFS has been statutory since 2008 and sets standards in learning and welfare for any provider caring for children aged 0 to 5 years.
The framework was introduced in response to research that highlighted how good quality childcare can support children’s learning and development.
The current early years framework is split into 2 parts. The first part sets out learning and development requirements. The second part is the welfare requirements, which set out what early years providers must do to keep children safe, promote their welfare, and ensure the suitability of adults, premises, the environment and equipment.
Early years providers may apply for exemptions or modifications from the learning and development requirements where they are temporarily unable to deliver the full learning and development requirements, or where a majority of parents agree with the provider’s assessment that an exemption is required because the established principle which governs their practice conflicts with elements of the EYFS learning and development requirements.
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Published: 6 July 2010
From: Department for Education Sarah Teather
Part of: Childcare and early education


The Text objects you create using the text() command are still "live" objects that can provide information about their contents and layout. The Text object's substring properties allow you to slice out portions of the text by returning TextFragment objects that describe their character and geometry data.
Each TextFragment object represents a contiguous range of characters in the Text object's string and describes their layout (whether it lies on a single line, a range of lines, or even across multiple TextBlock "columns". Depending on which property you retrieve the match from, different TextFragment properties will be relevant:
match.start # the index of the first character in the match match.end # the index of first character after the match
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{% extends 'requester/base.html' %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block pagetitle %} Create {% endblock %} {% block container %}
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Machine Task - create a task, executed by external webservice (such as send email, send sms),


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struct ttyent *getttynam(const char *name);
int setttyent(void);
The function setttyent() opens the file or rewinds it if already open.
The function endttyent() closes the file.
The function getttynam() searches for a given terminal name in the file. It returns a pointer to a ttyent structure (description below).
The function getttyent() opens the file _PATH_TTYS (if necessary) and returns the first entry. If the file is already open, the next entry. The ttyent structure has the form:
struct ttyent { char *ty_name; /* terminal device name */ char *ty_getty; /* command to execute, usually getty */ char *ty_type; /* terminal type for termcap */ int ty_status; /* status flags */ char *ty_window; /* command to start up window manager */ char *ty_comment; /* comment field */ };
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#define TTY_ON 0x01 /* enable logins (start ty_getty program) */ #define TTY_SECURE 0x02 /* allow UID 0 to login */
The setttyent() and endttyent() functions use a static variable, so they are not thread-safe.
The getttynam() function calls thread-unsafe function getttyent() so it is not thread-safe.


According to Sun EJB specifications, the enterprise bean must not attempt to create a class loader; obtain the current class loader; set the context class loader; set security manager; create a new security manager; stop the JVM; or change the input, output, and error streams.
These functions are reserved for the EJB Container. Allowing the enterprise bean to use these functions could compromise security and decrease the Container's ability to properly manage the runtime environment.


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Foreigners and Disease
Foreign traders were often blamed for introducing new diseases to Japan. A number of prints depicting foreigners, their ships, and the foreign communities in the port cities of Nagasaki, and later, Yokohama, are included in the collection. Anxiety about the malign influence of foreigners was among the factors leading the seventeenth-century Tokugawa shoguns to isolate Japan through policies sharply restricting contact with the outside world. Cholera does seem to have arrived in Japan via ships landing in Nagasaki, so these fears were not altogether unfounded. Read More
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HSQLDB (HyperSQL Database) is a relational database management system written in Java. Now in its 17th year, HSQLDB version 2.4.0 is the result of 11 years development since version 1.8.0 and 7 years improvements over version 2.0. It offers many features and adheres closely to the latest SQL and JDBC 4.2 standards.
This release should be used in preference to earlier 2.x releases, as it fixes a number of bugs and regressions, as well as improving functionality and adding new features.
The jar in this package is compatible with Java 8 and later. Version 2.3.5 jar (separate download from the web site) has the same features as version 2.4.0 minus the java.time features and can be used with Java 6 and 7.
The development and maintenance of HyperSQL has been possible because of financial contributions by business users. We need renewed contributions. Please subscribe to SupportWare at http://hsqldb.org/web/supportware . Especially if you include HSQLDB as part of an applications that you sell, or use it in production, you are expected to subscribe to SupportWare at the appropriate level. Subscribers get priority for support and feature requests.
Hourly paid support for HyperSQL is available from http://hyperxtreme.co.uk. This service provides all the help needed to use or integrate HSQLDB with your application.
For applications that require more speed with very large data sets, or need to store more data in a memory database, the commercial product, HyperXtremeSQL is available from http://hyperxtreme.co.uk. This product is fully compatible with HSQLDB SQL queries and JDBC calls. It also has extensive SQL OLAP and procedural language features, together with extra crash-recovery and database management capabilities.
This download contains the following files and directories:
bin
This directory contains some Windows utility wrapper scripts, and some HTML pages with HSQLDB embedded as an applet.
This directory contains the ant build.xml script, Gradle build files, plus MSDOS CMD files for build. See the Building HyperSQL Jars appendix of the HyperSQL User Guide for details.
When the jar is rebuilt, this directory contains the *.class files generated by the ANT build tool. It does not exist in the distribution zip.
A set of HTML, PDF and text documents covering different aspects of HSQLDB and some of its utilities.
HyperSQL
User Guide in HTML format.
HyperSQL User Guide
in PDF format.
HyperSQL
Utilities Guide in HTML format.
HyperSQL
Utilities Guide in PDF
format.
The JavaDoc for public classes, including the JDBC documentation.
Chronological list of minor changes and bug fixes since the release of version 2.0 changelist_2_0.txt
The license texts for the source and binaries, based on the BSD license. hsqldb_lic.txt is for sources developed entirely by the HSQL Development Group. hypersonic_lic.txt is for the few sources that contain code from the closed HypersonicSQL project.
The jar needed for running HyperSQL and its GUI utilities (hsqldb.jar) has been pre-built in this directory. The jar for SqlTool (sqltool.jar) is also in this directory. The jars are compatible with Java version 8 and above. The extra zip file in the directory is needed only for recompiling hsqldb and is not required for deployment.
All source code is in this directory.
Contains test scripts for the database engine and SqlTool. These scripts are run by separate test utilities for the engine and SqlTool
We constantly fix reported issues. Please check the web site regularly for latest updated version and latest information. Follow us on Twitter @hypersql for updates.
Support documentation for HyperSQL including the FAQ and links to resources are available from http://hsqldb.org/support in various forms, including user forums. Support is given to open source developers for using HSQLDB in their products.
This Software is developed and published by the HSQL Development Group
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Advanced¶
A guide of more advanceded and in-depth features and possibilities when runnning imcascade
. Currently in progress of being written
If you have additional questions please feel free to reach out to me or raise an issue on github!
Adjusting inital values and bounds¶
By default imcascade attempts to make ‘’ smart ‘’ guesses for the initial
values and bounds based on the input variables. These can be easily changed by
using the init_dict
or bounds_dict
arguments when intializing a Fitter
instance
These are both dictionaries, with matching keys, that will be discussed below, where each key should match to a
float for init_dict
and 2 length tuple or list for bounds_dict
.
x0
andy0
- The central location of the object. By default this intial value is the center of the image and the bounds are +/- 10 pixelsphi
- The position angle in radians, default is \(\pi/2\) with bounds 0 to \(\pi\)q
- The axis ratio initial value is 0.5 and bounds are 0 to 1
The inital values and boudns for the fluxes of each gaussian components can be
adjusted in several ways. The easist is the specify ‘re’ and ‘flux’ in init_dict
.
This uses a polynomial fit to the exponential relationship derrived in
Hogg & Lang (2013)
to guess the inital values. This lower bounds on the flux of each component is
then \(flux/10^5\) (or 0 if using linear weight scaling) and the upper bound is the flux
value.
You can also specify using the keys a_max
and a_min
in bounds_dict
to
directly specify the upper and lower bound for the flux of every component. Note that these need to
be specified in logarithmic scale if exploring the fluxes in log scale. These will override the bounds discussed above.
Finally you can specify a_i
, where i is the component of interest, in
init_dict
and bounds_dict
to make changes to specific components.
Again these will need to be in logarithmic scale if using log_weight_scale = True
If you are using the tilted plane sky model, you can additionally specify those parameters
sky0
- Overal sky background, estimated as the median of the imagesky1
- X slope of sky, estimated using the edges of the imagesky2
- Y slope of sky, estimated using the edges of the image
Fitting options¶
imcascade
utilized previously written routines for the optimization procedures. For the least squares
minimization we use the scipy.optimize.least_squares
routine. when using run_ls_min()
the ls_kwargs
input can be used to specify keywords to be passed to the least_squares
function.
Similarly we implemented dynesty for Bayesian inference. You can pass arguments through run_dynesty()
for when defining the sampler using sampler_kwargs
or running the nested sampling using run_nested_kwargs()
. Both of these should be dictionaries.
We have found the default options for both these packages work fairly well however performce can likely be increased by tweaking one or more parameters when using these packages.
Model averaging¶
As discussed in our paper, a powerful extension of imcascade
is to run Bayesian inference on a galaxy multiple times with different
using different set of widths. These can then be combined using a Bayesian model averaging approach. For ease of use we have written a
class MultiResults
in the results
module. The input for this class is a list of ImcascadeResuts
instances which are meant meant
to be combined. It contains some (but not all) function contained in ImcascadeResuts
and calculates the joint posterier distribution of
these quantities by weighting each model (i.e. set of widths) by their relative evidence. It is important to make sure you are using results
run on the same images etc. or else it will produce non-sensical results.
Non-circular PSF¶
As a extension to the normal mode with a circular PSF, we have implemented the ability to specify a non-circular PSF. To do this use the
parameter PSF_shape
when initializing a Fitter
instance. This should be a dictionary with the keys q
for the axis ratio
and phi
for the position angle. Currently all components of the psf must have the same shape parameters
This increases the time to render a model as no each individual component in the observed profile must be rotated individually as they will have different position angles. It has also not been thoroughly tested so use with caution!
Changing the Likelihood function¶
In our implementation of imcascade
we have assumed Gaussian statistics and errors when using the usual \(\chi^2\) method. However,
In some use cases (or just in general, see Erwin (2015) ) it is preferable to assume Poisson statistics and
use the Cash statistic as the likelihood (Cash (1979)). For the “express” method
the function that gets called to calculate the likelihood is log_like_express
, we can simply re-assign the to a function of our choosing, using the
setattr
method built in to python. First we have initialized a Fitter
instance under the name fitter_cash
as usual (but with the pixel weights equal to one)
and then we run the following code block
fitter_cash = initialize_fitter(img, psf, sky_model = False, err = np.ones(img.shape))
def log_like_cash(self, exp_params):
"log likelihood using the Cash statistic"
#Use this function to generate model
model = self.make_express_model(exp_params)
#Employing the Cash statistic
return -1.*np.sum( self.weight *(model - self.img*np.log(model)) )
setattr(fitter_cash, 'log_like_express', log_like_cash)
In this example we have written our on function to replace the original function. Now when we use run_dynesty
it will call
our new function instead. The function self.make_express_model
generates the model image and the self weight variable contains the
pixel weights (which we have set to 1.) and any mask we have supplied. self.img
contains the input science cutout.
Using this example as a blueprint, it is possible to change the likelihood function to anything your heart desires! It is important to test whatever function you have used to make sure the answer is what you expect.


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The State Transition Diagram editor is automatically invoked
whenever you open any file with a
.std
extension.
The EditSTD class is derived from the
EditBubbleAndArc class, and
therefore inherits all of its features.
Currently, the STD Editor is not very useful without Ptolemy, we include the documentation within Tycho only for the sake of uniformity.
.std
, or drag down the Window
menu and
under Graphical Editors
choose State transition diagram
editor
. A message window will pop up to ask for machine type. So
far there is only one type of FSM supported, called mixed Mealy/Moore
machine.
Special
menu and choose
I/O Port Names...
, then enter the names for the
input/output. Each name should be separated by at least one space.
Edit
menu and
choose New Node
, or use the keyboard accelerator
N
. Then a crossbar cursor will appear in the
window. Press and hold (don't release) the left mouse button, and move
the mouse to get a different shape of node. Release the button to
finish the drawing.
To edit a state, first select the state by pressing the left
mouse button on it. Then either drag down the Edit
menu
and choose Edit Item
, or use the e
keyboard accelerator key.
Edit
menu and
choose New Arc
, or use the A
keyboard
accelerator key. Then a crossbar cursor will appear in the
window. Press the left mouse button on the periphery of the starting
state. Move the mouse and press the left mouse button to get more
delicate arc. To finish the drawing, move the mouse on the periphery
of the ending state and press the left mouse button.
To edit a transition, first select the transition by pressing the
left mouse button on it. Then either drag down the Edit
menu
and choose Edit Item
, or use the e
keyboard
accelerator key.
Edit
menu and choose Delete
.
To move/reshape a transition, first select it, then some small rectangles will appear along the arc. Press and move one of the rectangles to move/reshape the arc.
From the point of view of implementation, a stand-alone FSM domain in Ptolemy is not very interesting, because in most of applications, in addition to the control part, they contains many other parts, such as signal processing. Moreover, there are various Ptolemy domains. With the FSM domain mixed with them, we can get a much more powerful FSM model.
vem
vem
. However, to work with other
domains, an icon in vem
is required to represent the
corresponding FSM galaxy described in an STD file.
y
while
the mouse is over a facet.
vem
for the STD file,
first open the file from within the Tycho window started from within Ptolemy.
Special
menu and choose
Make Icon...
vem
.
The icon looks like a star (blue outline), but it is actually an galaxy. This may be confusing, but the reason is to avoid using a Octtools handle, which would require adding Octtools knowledge to Tycho.
There are two different ways to make an icon in vem
:
ptkSetMkSchemIcon
and ptkSetMkStar
. The
former one needs an OctFactHandle
as one argument and is
used for other vem
galaxy. The FSM galaxy uses Tycho as
the editor instead of vem
, so there is no OctFactHandle
for an FSM galaxy. Therefore the latter one, which uses the star (or
galaxy) name instead, is more appropriate for this case.
If the mouse is over a FSM galaxy icon inside vem and the
i
key is pressed, then Tycho will automatically display
the corresponding STD file inside a STD editor.
(Note: if the environment variable
PT_DISPLAY
is set to other editor instead of Tycho, it
must be unset for the look-inside to work).


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Struct used to find an attribute in storage. Together the elements in this search record constitute the "primary key" used to identify a unique attribute value in attribute storage. More...
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Data Fields | |
| uint8_t | endpoint |
| EmberAfClusterId | clusterId |
| EmberAfClusterMask | clusterMask |
| EmberAfAttributeId | attributeId |
| uint16_t | manufacturerCode |
Struct used to find an attribute in storage. Together the elements in this search record constitute the "primary key" used to identify a unique attribute value in attribute storage.
| EmberAfAttributeId EmberAfAttributeSearchRecord::attributeId |
The two byte identifier for the attribute. If the cluster id is inside the manufacturer specific range 0xfc00 - 0xffff, or the manufacturer code is NOT 0, the attribute is assumed to be manufacturer specific.
| EmberAfClusterId EmberAfAttributeSearchRecord::clusterId |
Cluster that the attribute is located on. If the cluster id is inside the manufacturer specific range, 0xfc00 - 0xffff, The manufacturer code should also be set to the code associated with the manufacturer specific cluster.
| EmberAfClusterMask EmberAfAttributeSearchRecord::clusterMask |
Cluster mask for the cluster, used to determine if it is the server or client version of the cluster. See CLUSTER_MASK_ macros defined in att-storage.h
| uint8_t EmberAfAttributeSearchRecord::endpoint |
Endpoint that the attribute is located on
| uint16_t EmberAfAttributeSearchRecord::manufacturerCode |
Manufacturer Code associated with the cluster and or attribute. If the cluster id is inside the manufacturer specific range, this value should indicate the manufacturer code for the manufacturer specific cluster. Otherwise if this value is non zero, and the cluster id is a standard ZCL cluster, it is assumed that the attribute being sought is a manufacturer specific extension to the standard ZCL cluster indicated by the cluster id.


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Because of this, we'll be creating a Standalone App, not a Project in the Developer Portal.
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- Select a unique name
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Let’s get started.
(Platform: Spark v1.6.0, Cassandra v2.7, macOS 10.12.1, Scala 2.11.7)
I’m going to use the package spark-cassandra-connector
written by awesome Datastax guys.
Assuming you have already configured Cassandra & Spark, it’s time to start writing a small Spark job.
Code with explanation:
Spark job Execution:
To run your spark job, use the command below:
spark-submit --packages com.datastax.spark:spark-cassandra-connector_2.10:1.5.0-M2 myfile.py
(Note: Check localhost:4040
in your browser for Spark UI)
--packages : This parameter tells Spark to download the external dependencies for the job.
In our case, we are using spark-cassandra-connector
:
groupId: com.datastax.spark
artifactId: spark-cassandra-connector_2.10
version: 1.5.0-M2
Output:
<all your logs will be printed here. including ivy logs>
:
:
[Spark] Executing query: select * from roles
+---------+---------+------------+---------+--------------------+
| role|can_login|is_superuser|member_of| salted_hash|
+---------+---------+------------+---------+--------------------+
|cassandra| true| true| []|$2a$10$pQW3iGSC.m...|
+---------+---------+------------+---------+--------------------+
Here, df_payload
is DataFrame object. You can use all Spark’s Transformations & Actions on this. (Check here for more details)
Second Part: Starting a Spark shell with Cassandra connection
Steps for this is part of separate post.
Useful Links :-
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You can contribute to spark-cassandra-connector
here.
Link to spark-cassandra-connector
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Lossy file compression results in lost data and quality from the original version. Lossy compression is typically associated with image files, such as JPEGs, but can also be used for audio files, like MP3s or AAC files. The "lossyness" of an image file may show up as jagged edges or pixelated areas. In audio files, the lossyness may produce a watery sound or reduce the dynamic range of the audio.
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Lossless compression reduces a file's size with no loss of quality. This seemingly magical method of reducing file sizes can be applied to both image and audio files. While JPEGs and MP3s use lossy compression, newer compression algorithms, such as JPEG 2000 and Apple Lossless compression, can be used to create lossless compressed files.
Lossless compression basically rewrites the data of the original file in a more efficient way. However, because no quality is lost, the resulting files are typically much larger than image and audio files compressed with lossy compression. For example, a file compressed using lossy compression may be one tenth the size of the original, while lossless compression is unlikely to produce a file smaller than half of the original size.
Ironically, this image is low-quality because it has been compressed. Regardless, it demonstrates how lossless files are formatted into an algorithm. In this case, the coloured squares could represent a small section of an image which is broken down into a numbered order. (e.g. 3 green squares is represented by 3 and a blue square adjacent is represented by 1, so that the number sequence becomes [3, 1].
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